Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Energy Science and Technology Directorate

Projects and Related Studies

Economists at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) have performed studies for federal, state, local and private clients, using tools and techniques that include macro-economic models, computable general equilibrium models, input-output models, financial models, mixed econometric models, cost-benefit analysis, lifecycle cost analysis and environmental valuation. PNNL economists have extensive experience in a number of research fields, including energy and impacts, industrial economics, transportation, emissions and environmental policy, global climate change impacts on resources, market transformation, socioeconomic impacts, building codes assessment, and technology costing and analysis. Below are links to summaries of some of the various projects completed by PNNL economists in recent years.