ARE 2250E Energy Economics - Sustainable Transitions Course Description: Application of economics theory, methods and concepts to focus on electricity markets, electricity generation, financing of the power transmission grid, regulation, policies and the welfare effects of policies within the current generation and implications for future generations. Topics include energy demand and supply, energy pricing, the environmental consequences of energy consumption and production, the regulation and design of energy systems and markets, and economics of policies designed to facilitate transitions to carbon neutrality, such as carbon credits, offsets, and renewable portfolio standards. Lectures, computer applications with data, analysis of current events, and class discussions.
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New class alert! Add ARE 3995: Leading People and Organizations to your spring schedule today!
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Interested in the switch to green energy? Ad ARE 2250E to your spring course schedule!
Meet Charlotte, one of our remarkable Master`s Students! Check out what she has been up to including her research on illegal mining in Ghana and solar panels in the U.S.!
It`s so hard to say goodbye to the remaining bit of summer.
Agricultural & Resource Economics Professor Somers LOVES Tropical Sprite
ARE 2215 Course Description: Analysis of marketing, management, and financial decision-making tools in agribusiness.
After long hours of work we`ve brought home another win for the ARE Department from the FDRS Case Comp!!!
Interested in completing a Master`s Degree in just one year? Come visit us on the 28th!
Meet one of our newest professors Dr. Erik Katovich! Learn about his journey to UConn and his current research on cocoa production.
