Jordan McGillis
Jordan McGillis serves as the Deputy Director of Policy for the Institute for Energy Research.
What Would a Biden Presidency Mean for Energy in the Asia-Pacific Region?
Green Jobs: A Bipartisan Mirage
California’s Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) Electricity Woes: Political Failure, Not Market Failure
The Case Against a Carbon Tax
The Lame-Duck Carbon Tax Lob
Toward a Coasean Approach to Coastal Property Damage
The Social Cost of Carbon: Considerations and Disagreements in Climate Economics
The D.C. Carbon Tax Comedy of Errors
The Solar Value Cliff: The Diminishing Value of Solar Power
“Pittsburgh, Not Paris”
Withdrawing From the Paris Climate Agreement Is the Right Call
Schemes to Sweeten Carbon Tax Can’t Mask Its Bitter Taste
What Judge Gorsuch Could Mean for Energy Policy and the Regulatory State
In Defense of the Automobile: Automobiles Are A Solution, Not A Scourge
South Australia Falls Victim to Green Hubris During Record Heat Wave
Obama Peddles the “100% Renewable” Myth
Raking in Electric Car Subsidies
Three Key Arguments Against the “Clean Power Plan”