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On June 15, 2023, the Sabin Center and Energy Innovation Policy & Technology LLC co-organized a panel discussion on Electricity System Decarbonization, featuring prominent leaders in the energy sector.
EI’s Dan Esposito discusses how federal rules can ensure clean hydrogen reduces power sector emissions from hundreds of billions in Inflation Reduction Act incentives, and create an industry that thrives on its own without requiring subsidies.
Inflation Reduction Act incentives have made 99 percent of the remaining U.S. coal fleet uneconomic compared to building new local renewables. Experts discuss how IRA funds can generate billions for coal-to-clean communities while helping the U.S. hit climate targets.
Modelers from RMI and Energy Innovation Policy & Technology LLC® publicly launch 48 Energy Policy Simulator state models, demonstrate their capabilities, and discuss topline findings.
The Inflation Reduction Act is the most significant climate legislation in United States history, but reaching its full economic development and emissions reduction potential will require state and local governments to act quickly on implementation. This webinar features experts from Energy Innovation and the U.S. Department of Energy discussing what’s in the IRA and what’s needed to unlock its full potential.
EI’s Sonia Aggarwal joins the U.S. Embassy Tokyo & Consulates in Japan for a session on U.S. climate policy, recent innovations in sustainability, and U.S.-Japan climate partnership opportunities.
Which sectors offer the most promise for increased mitigation? How might the promise of all sectors best be accessed? What should the government’s role be in redirecting mitigation efforts? The private sector’s role? How can the international community (such as the United Nations) better leverage the potential of the sectoral approach, and how might this approach be more commonly used to complement other extant approaches to measuring and assessing mitigation efforts (such as by country)?
What are some “low-hanging” fruit for mitigation in the industrial sector? How might mitigation efforts in the sector be improved? How important is industry to the mitigation strategies of nations and the international community, and how strong should it be? In a webinar hosted with American University, Ei’s Jeff Rissman explains how to achieve how to decarbonize industry based on his book Zero-Carbon Industry.
Among the most evident sectors to consumers, transportation and buildings both involve high expenditures on infrastructure to retrofit extant systems and build new ones. What is needed in these sectors to generate more effective climate mitigation? In a webinar co-hosted with American University, Sara Baldwin and Chris Busch explain the Energy Innovation Policy & Technology LLC® approach to reducing building and transportation emissions at speed and scale.
Should the energy sector be the highest priority for mitigation strategies? What has been done right and what has been done wrong? In a webinar co-hosted with American University, Mike O’Boyle and Michelle Solomon explain the Energy Innovation Policy & Technology LLC® approach to reducing energy sector emissions at speed and scale.
