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Energy Policy Now offers clear talk on the policy issues that define our relationship to energy and its impact on society and the environment. The series is produced by the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy at the University of Pennsylvania and hosted by energy journalist Andy Stone. Join Andy in conversation with leaders from industry, government, and academia as they shed light on today's pressi... more

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Insurance is on the front lines of climate risk, and may help shape how we respond to it.

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Insurance is one of the quiet pillars of the modern economy. It underpins where we build, how we invest, and whether communities can recover after disas... more

The Arctic is emerging as a new front in the global competition over strategic minerals, raising questions about how the supply chains behind the energy transition will be governed.

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In recent months, Arctic resources have moved to the center ... more

Two Penn legal experts discuss the strategy behind EPA’s rescission of the Endangerment Finding and the court challenges ahead.

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On February 12, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency formally rescinded the endangerment finding, the 2009 det... more

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Oil sanctions have given rise to dark shipping, reshaping global energy flows and producing far-reaching economic consequences.

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In recent years, oil export sanctions have become a central tool of U.S. foreign policy, targeting major producers... more

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Recent Guests

Carolyn Kousky
Senior Fellow with the Kleinman Center and Founder of Insurance for Good
Kleinman Center; Insurance for Good
Episode: Insurance and the Shifting Boundaries of Climate Risk
Saleem Ali
Blue and Gold Distinguished Professor of Energy and the Environment at the University of Delaware
University of Delaware
Episode: The Arctic and the Geopolitics of Strategic Minerals
Cary Coglianese
Director of the Penn Program on Regulation, University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School
University of Pennsylvania
Episode: The Endangerment Finding and the Future of EPA’s Authority
Shelley Welton
Presidential Distinguished Professor of Law and Energy Policy, Kleinman Center and Penn Carey Law
University of Pennsylvania
Episode: The Endangerment Finding and the Future of EPA’s Authority
Jesús Fernández-Villaverde
Professor of economics and director of the Penn Initiative for the Study of Markets
University of Pennsylvania
Episode: When Oil Sanctions Meet Dark Shipping
Tom Rutigliano
Senior Advocate for Climate and Energy at the Natural Resources Defense Council
Natural Resources Defense Council
Episode: How PJM Is Grappling With Data Center Power Demand
Shana Ramirez
Director of Asset Valuation and Markets at E3
Energy and Environmental Economics
Episode: Planning the Grid in an Age of Uncertain Demand Growth
Arne Olson
Senior Partner with E3
Energy and Environmental Economics
Episode: Planning the Grid in an Age of Uncertain Demand Growth
Mark Brownstein
Senior Vice President for Energy Transition at the Environmental Defense Fund
Environmental Defense Fund
Episode: Why a New Gas Power Boom Is Putting Methane Emissions Back in the Spotlight

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Andy Stone
Host of Energy Policy Now

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 130 ratings
  • Excellent

    They tackle the real problems of our current and future energy economy and include international leaders in their conversations. Long time listener who continues to appreciate the dedication required to deliver such a great podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    pobyrne
    United States3 years ago
  • So far, I really enjoy it

    I am a new listener and have only listened to a few episodes but so far I am really enjoying the podcast. Very informative!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    phill1200
    United States3 years ago
  • Energy policy Now

    This podcast is very informative about transitioning to sustainable energy. It covers many facets of this issue, such as what’s going on in the oil industry, agriculture, up and coming energy technology, and how these topics relate to climate change. The guests on the program come from all diverse fields with an energy angle, and the discussions help further understanding of complicated issues. Listen and you will learn much.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jxk269
    United States3 years ago
  • Enjoying this podcast!

    Great resource to learn about what’s currently going on in the energy industry, both locally & internationally.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lotuz2010
    United States3 years ago
  • $ paid for by fossil fuels

    Not a balanced view of energy. Great there’s another venue for singing the praises of oil and gas and the pain our kids will have to experience to deal with our inability to change and solve

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Audience appreciates depth, practical relevance, and global perspectives on energy policy.
Clear, insightful coverage of energy issues with diverse expert guests.

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Insurance and the Shifting Boundaries of Climate Risk
Q: Could you explain parametric insurance and whether it's a viable complement or replacement to traditional indemnity coverage?
Parametric insurance pays out when a predefined hazard trigger occurs, regardless of actual damage, offering speed and flexibility for costs like lost revenue; it complements indemnity coverage but does not replace it, since it may not align with all damage scenarios and regulator concerns remain.
Insurance and the Shifting Boundaries of Climate Risk
Q: You mentioned Insurance for Good and what led you to launch it; what gap were you aiming to fill?
Insurance for Good was created to harness risk transfer tools to support climate resilience and long-term economic stability, addressing the gap between the ideal role of insurance in disaster recovery and what's actually delivered in many cases.
The Arctic and the Geopolitics of Strategic Minerals
Q: Could you explain your Global Minerals Trust and how it would work in practical terms?
The Minerals Trust would bring producers and consumers together as trustees, NFTs-like ownership with market-price sales into the trust, enable a stable supply through stockpiling, and incorporate environmental and social criteria to ensure governance and accountability, while avoiding weaponization of supply.
The Arctic and the Geopolitics of Strategic Minerals
Q: When a US president talks about taking control of Greenland for its resources, what does that tell us about how Arctic territory and strategic minerals are being viewed today?
It signals that minerals are becoming a strategic lens for Arctic policy and that access, security, and responsible governance are central to how major powers think about Arctic resources, with a need to balance rhetoric with practical governance and cooperation.
The Endangerment Finding and the Future of EPA’s Authority
Q: What are the practical implications if federal climate regulation is weakened or halted?
States could gain room to pursue their own standards, but preemption and interstate litigation would add complexity. Industry shifts, investment uncertainty, and a potential rise in state-level and court-driven actions are likely, influencing the pace and direction of climate policy.

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Energetics policy conversations that combine legal, economic, and regulatory angles with real-world implications for energy markets, infrastructure, and climate policy. Across episodes, episodes frequently center on regulatory authority, electricity grids, and the economics of transition—featuring a mix of lawmakers, scholars, industry analysts, and NGO experts. Noteworthy is a consistent emphasis on practical policy design, bipartisan dialogue, and governance challenges, making it a strong fit for listeners who want actionable insights on how policy shapes energy systems, markets, and climate outcomes.

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