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På få år er trusselbildet blitt helt endret, mener energiforsker Tatiana Mitrova: Når alt enkelt kan angripes, må energiselskapene tenke nytt.
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På få år er trusselbildet blitt helt endret, mener energiforsker Tatiana Mitrova: Når alt enkelt kan angripes, må energiselskapene tenke nytt.
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Ben King is a research analyst at Rhodium Group, focusing on US energy policy and markets.
Prior to joining Rhodium, Ben was an analyst in the US Department of Energy’s Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE), where he worked on demand-side efficiency analysis and electricity market policy. Ben also served as deputy chief of staff in EERE and developed clean energy policy resources for cities and states at the US Environmental Protection Agency. Ben holds a bachelor’s degree in political science and music from Florida State University and a master’s degree in public policy with an energy and environmental focus from Georgetown University.
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