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Bad Tax Policy Makes Bad Energy Policy -
Despite the fact that all renewable energy, minus hydropower, is projected to account for less than 10% of U.S. energy supply by 2040, Congress and the administration once again have...
Deepening Green Energy Innovation in Developing Countries -
We are at a key moment in the development of international policy for green growth and innovation. This year marks the 20th anniversary of the U.N. Conference on Environment and...
Are We Unfairly Penalizing Natural Gas? -
Thank you Chairman Casey, Vice Chairman Brady, and members of the Committee for inviting me here today. My name is Michael Greenstone, and I am the Director of The Hamilton Project at the...
More Articles
- Will LNG Exports Really Energize U.S. Economy? - Brookings Institute
- Fracking Our Way to Energy Freedom - Charles Ebinger
- A Power-Sector-Only Approach to Carbon Pricing - Brookings Institute
- Can the Clean Tech Industry Survive Without Subsidies? - Brookings
- Linking Climate Policy to Fiscal & Enviro Reform - Ted Gayer, Brookings
- Belief in Global Warming Rebounding - Borick & Rabe, Brookings
- Reforming Energy Tax Policy - Ted Gayer, Brookings Institute
- The Future of the Keystone XL Pipeline - Charles Ebinger, Brookings
- State Capitalism And Russia's Energy Plans - William Partlett, Brookings
- Improving Climate Finance Effectiveness - Sierra, et al., Brookings
- Indonesia's Green Prosperity - Nigel Purvis, Brookings Institute
- Embedding a Carbon Tax in Broader Tax Reform - Adele Morris, Brookings
- Can PEMEX Follow the Logic of PETROBRAS? - D.V. Negroponte, Brookings
- India's Energy & Electricity Policies - Charles Ebinger, Brookings
- Green Jobs Line the Partisan Divide - Nancy Folbre, New York Times