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Apollo Research |
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Governments, banks, and private investors around the world are furiously pumping capital into renewable energy, research and development, and clean energy manufacturing. |
Outside Research |
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The rate at which the United States is able to develop and deploy new energy technologies will, to a great extent, determine the ultimate speed and cost of the economic transformation. Large-scale carbon capture and sequestration, advanced batteries, plug-in hybrid vehicle technologies, next-generation biofuels for the transportation sector, and a number of other innovations will be vital to achieving a low-carbon economy, and the United States must not only develop but deploy these technologies. |
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Report examines investment trends in research and development in the energy sector. |
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Economic studies conducted before the information-technology revolution have shown that as much as 85% of measured growth in US income per capita was due to technological change. Can America repeat this performance? |
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New research by Environmental Entrepreneurs (E2) and the Cleantech Venture Network shows continued strong growth in the U.S. cleantech |













