1、Designing for Uncertainty:Amendments to Californias Cap-and-Trade MarketADesigning for Uncertainty:Amendments to Californias Cap-and-Trade MarketNicholas Roy,Maya Domeshek,and Dallas BurtrawReport 24-08 May 2024Resources for the FutureiAbout the AuthorsNicholas Roy is a research associate at Resourc

2、es for the Future(RFF).He joined RFF in June 2020 to work on the Haiku electricity sector simulation model.Using Haiku,Nick has analyzed an array of policies including clean energy tax credits,renewable energy standards,and emissions pricing.In addition to electricity sector modeling,Nick also emplo

3、ys various research methods to analyze freight regulation and electrification in the transportation sector.Prior to joining RFF,Roy was a 2019 summer intern for Art Fraas investigating energy efficiency device usage among heavy duty trucks.Between the two positions,he researched port drayage disrupt

4、ions at the Center for International Trade and Transportation.He graduated from California State University Long Beach with a BA in economics,a BS in applied mathematics,and a minor in philosophy.Maya Domeshek is a research associate at RFF.Her research focuses on decarbonizing the electricity secto

5、r and the distributional effects of environmental policy.She works with RFFs Haiku electricity sector model and the Social Welfare Incidence Model.Previously,she has studied state level electricity decarbonization policy in Virginia and Pennsylvania,the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act,and gree

6、nhouse gas regulations under the Clean Air Act.Dallas Burtraw is the Darius Gaskins Senior Fellow at RFF.He has worked to promote efficient control of air pollution and written extensively on electricity industry regulation and environmental outcomes.Burtraws current research includes analysis of th