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Less Certain than Death: Using Tax Incentives to Drive Clean Energy Innovation

Less Certain than Death: Using Tax Incentives to Drive Clean Energy Innovation
Wednesday, December 18, 201910:00 AM to 11:30 AM EST
Cannon House Office Building, Room 12127 Independence Ave SEWashington District Of Columbia, 20003
PRESENTATIONS

Event Summary

The U.S. Treasury foregoes about $18 billion of revenue each year as a result of energy-related tax incentives. While incentives have the potential to be a powerful tool to drive clean energy innovation, they too frequently reward well-established incumbent technologies or target technologies that are not mature enough to benefit from them. Given the imperative of accelerating innovation to combat climate change, it is long past time that Congress reformed these policies to more effectively drive needed clean energy innovation.

ITIF hosted a briefing on a new report about using tax incentives to drive clean energy innovation and an expert panel discussed key issues and congressional activity on the issue.

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Coffee and donuts provided.

Speakers

Tom
Tom Reed
Representative (NY-23)
U.S. Congress
Speaker
Dorothy
Dorothy Robyn
Nonresident Senior Fellow
ITIF Center for Clean Energy Innovation and Boston University Institute for Global Sustainability
Moderator
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Noll
Energy and Environment Consultant
EMN Strategies
Presenter
Steve
Steve Capanna@phillycopa
Director of U.S. Climate Policy and Analysis
Environmental Defense Fund
Panelist
Jeremy
Jeremy Harrell@jharrell?lang=en
Managing Director, Policy
ClearPath
Panelist
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