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Brian Keyser, research associate for health policy, Center for American Progress
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… decisions, shift private money toward projects with political support, and create additional barriers to entry for … of “innovative” or for companies that choose not to participate. Chapter Department of Energy and Related … decisions, shift private money toward projects with political support, and create additional barriers to entry for … - page 384
… New Policies To the extent that - 5163 New Policies To the extent that DOE loan programs cannot be … of Energy and Related Commissions Page number 384 … New Policies To the extent that DOE loan programs cannot be … - page 384
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… will promote the reliability and resilience of the electric grid and other energy infrastructure and support national … will promote the reliability and resilience of the electric grid and other energy infrastructure and support national … - page 384
… • Establish clear mandatory qualifications requiring - 5166 • Establish clear mandatory qualifications requiring applicants to comply with the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention … - page 384
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… as - 5169 ARPA-E was created in 2007 as part of the America Competes (Creating Opportunities to Meaningfully Promote … Act.°*? Its statutory goals are “to enhance the economic and energy security of the United States through the … including greenhouse gases;” improve “the energy efficiency of all economic sectors;” and “ensure that the … - page 384
… see ARPA-E as - 5170 Some in Congress see ARPA-E as beneficial because the COMPETES Act provides it with more bureaucratic flexibility than other federal programs are allowed. Its … essentially the same as those of DOE’s applied energy offices, but its structure is different, and it is focused … - page 384
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… is unwilling to fund. Taxpayers should not in effect be picking winners and losers—and having their dollars at risk but not gaining the economic rewards of success. Chapter Department of Energy and … is unwilling to fund. Taxpayers should not in effect be picking winners and losers—and having their dollars at risk … - page 385
… • End duplicative efforts. Another problem - 5174 • End duplicative efforts. Another problem is that ARPA-E’s mission is similar to the missions of DOE’s applied energy offices. If DOE’s applied energy offices are doing their jobs … - page 385
… New Policies - 5175 New Policies Chapter Department of Energy and Related Commissions Page number 385 … New Policies … New Policies - 5175 … - page 385
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… goals, identify affordable solutions, facilitate public-private partnerships, and provide energy leadership to the country by identifying government best practices.” Congress has created a number of energy and energy efficiency requirements and guidelines for federal agencies, … - page 385
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