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Jesse Jenkins

Princeton
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Professor of Energy Systems Engineering & Policy @EPrinceton & @AndlingerCenter. Co-founder Firma Power. Advisor to climate tech companies & investors.
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Securing US electric vehicle battery supply requires domestic action and international sourcing

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By Jieyi Lu, Jesse Jenkins, Chris Greig, Denise L. Mauzerall
| Nature Verified
Expanding domestic production and implementing demand-side strategies can substantially narrow material shortages for US electric vehicle batteries, but these efforts still fall short of meeting projected 2035 demand. To assure US battery supplies, the USA must support investments across all domestic supply chain stages, reduce and shift battery material demand, and continue to secure international supplies.
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Electrical Engineering and Systems Science > Systems and Control

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By Jesse Jenkins
| arXiv
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Why Is Electricity So Expensive Right Now?

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By Robinson Meyer Verified, Jesse Jenkins, Emily Pontecorvo Verified
| Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT)
You’re not imagining things: Electricity prices are surging. Electricity rates, which have increased steadily since the pandemic, are now on a serious upward tear. Over the past 12 months, power prices have increased more than twice as fast as inflation, according to recent government data. They will likely keep rising in years to come as new data centers and factories connect to the power grid. That surge is a major problem for the economy — and for President Trump.
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