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When America Leads: Competing for the Future of Clean Energy
With the opportunity to create trillions of dollars in sales, millions of jobs, and a more secure supply of energy, the global market for clean technologies is a prize worth competing for. America has dealt itself a good hand–world-class innovation and manufacturing capabilities, a skilled workforce, and a recent surge in federal investment that could supercharge our advantage in clean energy. But the US still has to play its cards right if it wants to take the lead in these fiercely competitive industries. That’s why Third Way partnered with Breakthrough Energy and Boston Consulting Group on groundbreaking analysis to identify promising industries for the country to prioritize, and smart industrial strategies that let the US play to its strengths and lock-in a global advantage. A more competitive America brings rewards home–but it also delivers better products and services on a global scale, producing energy that is clean, affordable, reliable, and secure. When America leads, the world wins.
Clean Energy Industrial Strategy, the American Way
Ellen Hughes-Cromwick, Ryan Fitzpatrick
American Industrial Strategy: Unleashing the Power of the Private Sector through Targeted Industrial Policies
Kelsey Murlless, Mary Sagatelova
American Industrial Strategy: A Path Forward for Clean Energy
Ellen Hughes-Cromwick, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Mary Sagatelova, Emily Becker
American Industrial Strategy: Historical Success Stories
Ellen Hughes-Cromwick, Mary Sagatelova, Andrew Reamer, Emily Becker, Catherine Grossman
When America Leads: User Guide to Competitiveness Research and Analysis
Climate and Energy Team
When America Leads: Competing for the Future of Clean Energy Executive Summary
Josh Freed, Ellen Hughes-Cromwick
Potential for US Competitiveness in Emerging Clean Technologies
Boston Consulting Group
Potential for US Competitiveness in Emerging Clean Technologies Appendix
Boston Consulting Group
How America Can Lead: Unlocking Clean Tech Investments
Ellen Hughes-Cromwick, Ryan Fitzpatrick
Two Paths to US Competitiveness in Clean Technologies Report
Boston Consulting Group
Two Paths to US Competitiveness in Clean Technologies Appendix
Boston Consulting Group
When America Leads: Why the US Should Lead the Clean Energy Transition
Sufia Alam, Emily Becker
Offshore Wind: Policies to Help America Lead
Isabelle Chan
Solar Power: Policies to Help America Lead
Ellen Hughes-Cromwick, Sagatom Saha
Geothermal: Policies to Help America Lead
Robert Fourqurean, Sagatom Saha
Clean Hydrogen: Policies to Help America Lead
Dr. Rudra V. Kapila, Alexander Laska, Nicholas Montoni, Ph.D.
Advanced Nuclear Reactors: Policies to Help America Lead
Alan Ahn, Ryan Norman
Long Duration Energy Storage: Policies to Help America Lead
Isabelle Chan, Nicholas Montoni, Ph.D.
Clean Steel: Policies to Help America Lead
John Milko
Electric Vehicles: Policies to Help America Lead
Alexander Laska, Ellen Hughes-Cromwick
Highlights from When America Leads: Competing for the Future of Clean Energy
Climate and Energy Team
Status Report: America’s Competitive Advantage in Geothermal Energy
Mary Sagatelova, Ryan Fitzpatrick
Status Report: America’s Competitive Advantage in Solar Energy
Mary Sagatelova, Ryan Fitzpatrick
Status Report: American Competitiveness in Electric Vehicles
Mary Sagatelova, Ryan Fitzpatrick
Status Report: American Competitiveness in Direct Air Capture
Mary Sagatelova, Ryan Fitzpatrick
Status Report: America’s Competitive Advantage in Clean Steel
Mary Sagatelova
Status Report: America’s Competitive Advantage in Offshore Wind
Mary Sagatelova, Ryan Fitzpatrick
Status Report: US Leadership in CCUS Technology
Mary Sagatelova, Ryan Fitzpatrick
Status Report: America’s Competitive Advantage in Advanced Nuclear
Mary Sagatelova, Ryan Fitzpatrick
Status Report: US Competitiveness in the Clean Hydrogen Economy
Mary Sagatelova, Ryan Fitzpatrick
Status Report: America’s Competitive Advantage in Long-Duration Energy Storage
Mary Sagatelova, Ryan Fitzpatrick