New research shows that it gets harder for people to work when it gets hot, and this may lead to a reduction in national output in warmer years.

Electric utilities in many developing countries often don’t get fully paid by consumers for the power they supply. A new study suggests that this has led to widespread… Learn More >

Sidhartha Vermani named new Executive Director of EPIC India as Ken Lee takes up a global role

The new episode of Pandemic Economics has Michael Greenstone talk about energy access and the global energy crisis.

After setting up the foundation of the Odisha Star Rating Program over three years, EPIC India is transitioning out of the groundbreaking data transparency project.

A quarter of India’s population is exposed to pollution levels not seen in any other country and an average Indian sees their life cut short by more than… Learn More >

Preliminary projections of the cap-and-trade program launched in Surat last year indicate that market-based regulations can contribute towards lowering the cost of air pollution abatement

In a study of non-migrant workers in Delhi, researchers observe widespread compliance with public health directives important in reducing the spread of the virus, as rates of mask… Learn More >

As the COVID 19 pandemic forces economies to slowdown, EPIC’s data tracker indicates broader economic trends.  

The latest issue presents research on electricity in developing countries and features work of Michael Greenstone, Anant Sudarshan, and Ken Lee, along with others