Nicholas Institute Staff
David Hoppock
Research Analyst
David is currently working on environmental risk in public utility commission and utility decision making; reviewing the electricity sector provisions of proposed energy legislation, and incorporating storage into carbon capture and storage (CCS) for coal plants.
Master of Public Affairs; LBJ School of Public Affairs, The University of Texas at Austin. 2008.
Bachelor of Science; Tau Beta Phi, Civil and Environmental Engineering. The University of California at Berkeley. 1999.
Areas of expertise: climate & energy, natural gas markets, energy efficiency, electricity policy
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