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Willingness to pay for electricity reliability: evidence from U.S. generator sales
Our electrical grid—already under stress from climate‐amplified storms and the push to renewables—is a critical lifeline. Yet outages are costly, and until now, our best measures of how much U.S. households are truly willing to pay to avoid losing power (their “value of lost load,” or VoLL) came from surveys and macroeconomic models, offering wildly […]
EPIcenter Faculty Experts
Dylan Brewer
Assistant Professor,
School of Economics
Gaurav Doshi
Assistant Professor,
School of Economics
Dan Matisoff
Professor,
School of Public Policy
Valerie Thomas
Anderson-Interface Chair of Natural Systems, Professor,
School of Industrial & Systems Engineering
Marilyn Brown
Regents’ Professor,
School of Public Policy
Santiago Carlos Grijalva
Professor,
School of of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Matthew Oliver
Associate Professor,
School of Economics
Casey Wichman
Associate Professor,
School of Economics
Constance Crozier
Assistant Professor,
School of Industrial and Systems Engineering
Tony Harding
Assistant Professor,
School of Economics
Laura Taylor
Director
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