Net Zero Industrial Policy Lab
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Applying technical analysis of clean energy supply chains and the study of net-zero industrial policies to catalyze cooperation between government and industry
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Joined September 2023
5/ “We may see a kind of reversal of what happened after the IRA passed, where key US allies and competitors will capitalise on jobs and industries, while the US ‘boils in its own oil’,” Sahay said. UK wind to benefit. Our @NZpolicylab report:
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Our own @bentleyballan interviewed by @CBSNews on the ramifications that the repeal of current U.S. clean energy laws would have for the U.S. and other nations.
���� @bentleyballan from Johns Hopkins University speaks to @CBSNews about why a U.S. repeal of clean energy laws would be bad news for American businesses and factory workers, and an opportunity for other countries looking to fill demand themselves.
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If you want to dive deeper into the analysis behind this article check out our full policy brief here:
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Southeastern Africa is positioning itself as a new hub in the global graphite economy, a sector key to the energy transition and currently dominated by China. Our work on the benefits and challenges of engaging with "Africa's Graphite Triangle".
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South Korea has been the textbook case on successful industrial policy in the 20th century. Our work on how a 21st century Korean industrial policy can respond to trends such as US-China competition, the energy transition, and slowing global growth.
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Starting at 5 EST experts Adam Tooze, Mona Ali, and Tim Sahay, will be discussing the current historical moment and the role of industrial policy in shaping the new green-industrial world order. You don't want to miss this
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Checkout our new research brief to see the work behind the article's figures.
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RT @bentleyballan: As we covered in the @nzpolicylab geopolitical brief on Morocco, China is making *big* investments in Morocco—a country…
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Supply-push meet demand-pu.... oh
Here's another crazy statistic: around half of announced hydrogen export projects don't even have a potential offtaker.
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Our lab's work summarizing the extent and makeup of Chinese overseas critical mineral investment in copper, lithium, and cobalt.
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Unlike the fossil-based world order, there will not be a single region or small group of countries of geopolitical significance to the energy transition, but a range of “middle energy powers”. Our work highlighting the potential of one such power, Morocco.
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