Ramberg, David

David Ramberg

dramberg@mit.edu

Office: 

E19-411/ST8

Bio

Advisor: Dr. John Parsons

Education + Credentials

B.A., University of Washington, Economics, 1995

M.S., Technology and Policy Program, MIT, 2010

Ph.D., Technology and Policy Program, MIT, 2015

Recent Publications

Joint Program Reprint, Journal Article

The economic viability of Gas-to-Liquids technology and the crude oil-natural gas price relationship

Ramberg, D.J., Y.-H.H. Chen, S. Paltsev and J.E. Parsons (2017). Energy Economics, 63(2017): 13-21

Joint Program Report

The Influence of Gas-to-Liquids and Natural Gas Production Technology Penetration on the Crude Oil-Natural Gas Price Relationship

Ramberg, D.J., Y.H.H. Chen, S. Paltsev and J.E. Parsons (2015). Joint Program Report Series Report 288, 22 p. [PDF]

Joint Program Technical Note

Updates to disaggregating the refined oil sector in EPPA: EPPA6-ROIL

Ramberg, D.J. and Y.-H.H. Chen (2015). Joint Program Technical Note, December, 33 p. [PDF]

Student Dissertation or Thesis

General Equilibrium Impacts of New Energy Technologies on Sectoral Energy Usage

Ramberg, D.J. (2015). PhD Thesis, Engineering Systems Division, MIT [PDF]

Joint Program Reprint, Journal Article

The Weak Tie Between Natural Gas and Oil Prices

Ramberg, D., and J. Parsons (2012). The Energy Journal, 33(2): 13-35

News + Media

News Release

Is there a future for gas-to-liquids technology?

Joint Program News | 

Feb 22, 2017

Student Spotlight

David Ramberg: Understanding the Forces Driving Oil and Natural Gas Prices

Joint Program News | 

Jun 01, 2015

In The News

When -- if ever -- will the oil-gas price gap close?

EnergyWire | 

May 23, 2012