Course #
49904
Section Number
1
Day(s)
Tu
-
Th
Time(s)
11:00am-12:20pm
Term
Fall 2026
Course Instructor
Syllabus

The production, distribution, and consumption of energy is frequently organized via economic markets. How do these markets operate, and what are their consequences for energy producers and consumers? How do they provide incentives or disincentives for the development and deployment of new energy technologies? What are rationales for government intervention into energy markets, and why are some markets more heavily regulated than others? Finally, how might lessons from markets for energy and other goods be applied to understand emerging markets for environmental goods, such as pollution emission permits, carbon offsets, and other tradable environmental credits?

Notes

MSCEP students only

Course Sections

Quarter Course # Title Instructor Day(s) Time(s) Syllabus
Fall 2026 PPHA 49904/1 Energy and Environmental Markets Ryan Kellogg Tuesday, Thursday 11:00am-12:20pm Syllabus