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A Clean Energy “Moon Shot” Is Sitting on the Launch Pad, and Congress Can Supply the Fuel. Here’s How

Colin Cunliff, Linh Nguyen, David M. Hart

2021

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Summary

This policy report, authored by researchers at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, appears to argue for a comprehensive congressional approach to clean energy innovation comparable to the Apollo programme. The authors likely propose specific funding mechanisms and governance structures to accelerate clean energy technology development and market transition. The paper's relevance to agricultural and food systems research is tangential; it addresses energy policy rather than farming systems, soil health, or nutrient density.

UK applicability

The paper's focus on United States congressional action and American clean energy policy has limited direct applicability to UK governance. However, comparable policy frameworks for innovation funding and technology transition could inform UK clean energy and decarbonisation strategy, particularly regarding agricultural energy use and on-farm renewable energy systems.

Key measures

Policy recommendations, funding mechanisms, innovation strategy frameworks

Outcomes reported

The paper examines policy mechanisms and congressional strategies to accelerate clean energy technology development and deployment. It appears to propose funding and governance approaches to advance clean energy innovation as a national priority.

Theme
Policy, governance & rights
Subject
Food & agricultural policy
Study type
Policy
Study design
Policy report
Source type
Policy report
Status
Published
Geography
United States
System type
Other
Catalogue ID
BFmokjo2nj-3erkc0

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