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Arne Olson

Arne Olson

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Senior Partner and Contributor, Energy + Environmental Economics

San Francisco

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Total articles 8

  • Vote No on PP

    By Arne Olson| The Independent (Livermore, CA) Verified As a member of the Pleasanton City Council nine years ago, I was part of a 5 to 0 vote to establish an IRS Section 115 pension trust fund to address the City’s rising pension liability, which, based on actuarial projections at the time, would likely peak in 8 to 10 years. Karla Brown was also part of the unanimous vote. Fast forward to today and voters are being told by City staff and the Council majority there’s a financial crisis and a need to increase the sales tax.

    By Arne Olson · The Independent (Livermore, CA)

    Oct. 17, 2024

  • How targeted electrification can support a managed transition for the gas system

    By Ari Gold-Parker, Dan Aas, Arne Olson, Amber Mahone| Utility Dive Verified Ari Gold-Parker is an associate director, Dan Aas is a partner, Arne Olson is a senior partner and Amber Mahone is the managing partner at Energy + Environmental Economics (E3)Interest is growing in electrification as the lowest cost and lowest risk option for decarbonizing much of the building sector.

    By Ari Gold-Parker, Dan Aas, Arne Olson, Amber Mahone · Utility Dive

    Mar. 15, 2024

  • Vote No on PP

    By Arne Olson| The Independent (Livermore, CA) Verified As a member of the Pleasanton City Council nine years ago, I was part of a 5 to 0 vote to establish an IRS Section 115 pension trust fund to address the City’s rising pension liability, which, based on actuarial projections at the time, would likely peak in 8 to 10 years. Karla Brown was also part of the unanimous vote. Fast forward to today and voters are being told by City staff and the Council majority there’s a financial crisis and a need to increase the sales tax.

    By Arne Olson · The Independent (Livermore, CA)

    Oct. 17, 2024

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