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Recommendations to the House Science Committee on Clean Energy Investments for a Long-Term Economic Recovery

Robert D. Atkinson, David M. Hart, Colin Cunliff, Stephen Ezell

2020

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Summary

This policy report from the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation presents recommendations to the U.S. House Science Committee on clean energy investments as part of economic recovery planning circa 2020. Without access to the full text, the precise scope—whether focused on renewable energy infrastructure, R&D spending, or broader green stimulus—cannot be confirmed. The analysis appears positioned at the intersection of energy policy, economic stimulus, and technology innovation during the post-pandemic recovery period.

UK applicability

This is a United States Congressional policy document and reflects American legislative priorities and economic context. UK applicability would depend on whether UK policy-makers adopt similar clean energy investment frameworks or draw comparative lessons from U.S. stimulus approaches, though direct application to UK governance structures is limited.

Key measures

Not determinable from metadata; likely policy options, investment frameworks, or economic impact assessments related to clean energy sectors

Outcomes reported

The document likely presents policy recommendations for clean energy investments as part of economic stimulus. As suggested by the title, it addresses long-term economic recovery strategies through the lens of energy sector development.

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
BFmommpbgs-cwzfyn

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