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Arne Olson

  • Senior Partner and Contributor, Energy + Environmental Economics
San Francisco
As seen in: Yahoo Finance, Utility Dive, Power Engineering, Pleasanton Weekly, The Independent (Livermore, CA)
Clean energy consultant. Grid geek. Radical pragmatist. Proud co-parent. Tweets my own. He/him/his.
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Vote No on PP

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By Arne Olson
| The Independent (Livermore, CA) Verified
As a member of the Pleasanton City Council nine years ago, I was part of a 5 to 0 vote to establish an IRS Section 115 pension trust fund to address the City’s rising pension liability, which, based on actuarial projections at the time, would likely peak in 8 to 10 years. Karla Brown was also part of the unanimous vote. Fast forward to today and voters are being told by City staff and the Council majority there’s a financial crisis and a need to increase the sales tax.
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How targeted electrification can support a managed transition for the gas system Original

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By Ari Gold-Parker, Dan Aas, Arne Olson, Amber Mahone
| Utility Dive Verified
Ari Gold-Parker is an associate director, Dan Aas is a partner, Arne Olson is a senior partner and Amber Mahone is the managing partner at Energy + Environmental Economics (E3) Interest is growing in electrification as the lowest cost and lowest risk option for decarbonizing much of the building sector.
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Every load an island: Requiring hourly matching of clean electricity purchases would raise emissions

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By Arne Olson, Nick Schlag, Greg Gangelhoff, Anthony Fratto
| Utility Dive Verified
Arne Olson is senior partner, Nick Schlag is partner, Greg Gangelhoff is associate director, and Anthony Fratto is managing consultant at the consulting firm Energy and Environmental Economics (E3). Much attention has been paid recently to the question of how to account for carbon emissions in clean electricity purchases. The Treasury Department is writing rules to meet the requirements of the Inflation Reduction Act, which includes a 10-year Production Tax Credit (45V) for clean hydrogen.
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