Richard A. Rosen
Dr. Rosen is Executive Vice-President and a founding member of Tellus Institute. He has thirty years of experience in energy sector resource planning and management and environmental compliance. In recent years, Dr. Rosen’s research has focused on the economics and feasibility of restructuring the electricity utility industry. In a variety of regulatory and public planning settings, he has presented detailed analyses of alternative supply options, renewable resources, environmental impacts, conservation, and integrated power plans in both market and regulated contexts. Dr. Rosen’s current research focus is on alternative economic visions and models for the global economy, including new approaches to capital markets, regulation, and design of the production unit. He is also active on these issues through the Great Transition Initiative and Corporation 2020 networks of Tellus.
Dr. Rosen received a Ph.D. in Physics from Columbia University in 1974. (Reference : Tellus Institute)
Notes de l’auteur dans le site de l’IRE
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L’économie régionale et la Grande Transition
GTI Paper Series – Frontiers of a Great Transition n°4
Richard A. Rosen, David Schweickart, Tellus Institute, Great Transition Initiative, 2006 -
A Failed Experiment: Why electricity deregulation did not work and could not work
Richard A. Rosen, John Stutz, Marjorie Kelly, Tellus Institute, 2007
