As the world prepares for December’s climate conference in Copenhagen, the U.S. Chamber’s Energy Institute has released a new report that previews the meetings.“The Prospects for Copenhagen: More Realism Can Smooth the Way” sheds light on the unprecedented technology challenge that the global community faces in reducing emissions.
The Institute’s VP for Climate and Technology, Stephen Eule, discusses the paper and offers analysis on Copenhagen at left. The full report is available here.
WHERE WE STAND... Improve Energy Efficiency Improve Environmental Stewardship Make Climate Science Investments Increase Clean Energy R+D Expand U.S. Oil and Gas Production Increase Nuclear Energy Use Commit to Clean Coal Usage Increase Renewable Sources of Electricity Transform U.S. Transportation Modernize and Protect Infrastructure Ensure Qualified Energy Workforce Address Regulations to Increase Project Certainty Demonstrate Global Energy Leadership Higher Oil and Gas Taxes Lead to Energy Insecurity, Fewer Jobs According to New Energy Institute Report
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