Clean Energy 1.0: Moving Beyond Green to Create Sustainable Jobs and a Long-term Energy Strategy |
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“Green” is no longer the magic bullet to solve our energy concerns, according to Dr. Joseph A. Stanislaw, independent senior advisor, Energy & Sustainability, Deloitte LLP. Instead, a transition from “green to clean” can power the next phase of development of the world’s energy and economic sectors. This white paper focuses on the three interconnected mandates that are driving the evolution of clean energy in the United States: protecting the environment, creating enduring jobs, and enhancing national security.
“Energy policy is climate policy, national security policy, economic policy, and employment policy.”
- Dr. Joseph A. Stanislaw
Clean Energy 1.0: Moving Beyond Green to Create Sustainable Jobs and a Long-term Energy Strategy
Download the full report and learn more, including:
- Green energy: from superhero to plain hero
- Jobs: the beginning of the clean energy evolution
- A clean, efficient sweep: priorities for policymakers
- The energy jobs of the future
- Energy: a state of mind
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Clean Energy 1.0: Moving Beyond Green to Create Sustainable Jobs and a Long-term Energy Strategy
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