Carnegie Mellon EPP vs Berkeley ERG

[gecs-ams]

I have been accepted to the Engineering and Public Policy (EPP) PhD program at Carnegie Mellon and the Energy and Resources Group (ERG) Masters/PhD track at Berkeley, both fully funded with similar stipends. I am interested in researching how policy can influence the effect that renewable energy integration has on the power grid and electricity markets, with a focus on real world applicability. Both seem like great programs and I have no idea how I can decide between them. Any thoughts?

[Aradhana94]

They're both great programs, but I would recommend Berkeley and in general Cali for anything renewables-related. 

Good luck!