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Articles by Hadley Tallackson
Wildfire smoke brings breathtaking sunsets — and asthma attacks » Yale Climate Connections
In 2020, wildfires throughout the Western U.S. blanketed the country in smoke from coast to coast. People as far away as New York, Boston, and Washington were photographing exceptionally brilliant sunsets and posting them on social media. But the same smoke that tinted the sun a brilliant orange was tainting lungs, with 50 times more people in the U.S. exposed to dangerous levels of wildfire smoke than 10 years earlier.
How states and utilities can lower consumer bills and accelerate the clean energy transition
This opinion piece is part of a series from Energy Innovation’s policy experts on advancing an affordable, resilient and clean energy system. It was written by Sara Baldwin, electrification director, and Hadley Tallackson, policy analyst. Lasts year’s shocking winter heating prices are back with a vengeance: Natural gas heating costs are expected to rise 28% compared to recent winters.
The Inflation Reduction Act upends hydrogen economics with opportunities, pitfalls
This opinion piece is part of a series from Energy Innovation’s policy experts on advancing an affordable, resilient and clean energy system. It was written by Dan Esposito, senior policy analyst in Energy Innovation’s Electricity Program, and Hadley Tallackson, a policy analyst in the Electrification Program at Energy Innovation.
Inflation Reduction Act Benefits: Millions Of Efficient Electrified Buildings
Posted to Energy Innovation: Policy and Technology LLC in the The Energy Collective Group Sep 7, 2022 3:40 pm GMT 3 views The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) is the most significant climate legislation in United States history. Energy Innovation Policy and Technology LLC® modeling finds the IRA’s $370 billion in climate and clean energy investments could cut U.S. greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions up to 43% below 2005 levels by 2030.
Renewable energy lessons from European communities » Yale Climate Connections
Residents of Chamole (population about 200) in eastern France in 2016 used crowdsourcing investments to establish a community-serving wind-turbine installation. Some 600 initial citizen investors have since put the returns into the local economy, with the turbine now powering thousands of local homes. The cooperative they launched now has applied its ethos of citizen finance and governance of renewable energy to support two more community energy projects in neighboring regions.
High risk, small reward: Regulators should tread carefully when reviewing utility hydrogen proposals
This opinion piece is part of a series from Energy Innovation's policy experts on advancing an affordable, resilient and clean energy system. Gas and electric utilities' interest in hydrogen is growing as a potential pathway to cut greenhouse gas emissions. Hydrogen, like natural gas, is flammable and can be burned for energy, but it doesn't release carbon dioxide during combustion.
Transmission, reliability and gas system decarbonization top of mind for state utility regulators in 2022
This opinion piece is part of a series from Energy Innovation's policy experts on advancing an affordable, resilient and clean energy system. The power and gas system is rapidly changing from meeting relatively predictable customer demand with fossil fuels, to managing increasingly frequent extreme weather while integrating unprecedented amounts of clean energy.
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