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“Setting the Global Bar for Energy Efficiency.”

Council on Competitiveness Recommendations to Reward Efficiency

From "Drive. Private Sector Demand for Sustainable Energy Solutions."
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“A Call to Action For Prosperity and Competitiveness In a Low-Carbon World.”

From the the National Energy Summit & International Dialogue: Driving Competitiveness through Sustainable Energy

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“Drive. Private Sector Demand for Sustainable Energy Solutions.”

A Comprehensive Roadmap to Achieve Energy Security, Sustainability and Competitiveness

Energy is Everything—it is the lifeblood of our economy. America’s competitiveness cannot be separated from the issues surrounding energy—how efficiently we use it, how many billions of dollars we send abroad for it and how well we steward it domestically. Nothing will impact American competitiveness more than the development of sustainable energy products and services—an industry with the potential to create millions of new American jobs in the 21st century.
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“Energy Is Everything.”

A summary view of the Council on Competitiveness’ Drive publication

A Comprehensive Roadmap to Achieve Energy Security, Sustainability and Competitiveness
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“Midwest Energy Summit : Investing in a Midwest Renaissance.”

The Future of Energy Security and Sustainability

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“Western Energy Summit: Accelerating Energy Innovation.”

Spurring the Development and Commercialization of New Energy Technologies

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“Eastern Energy Summit: Energy Efficiency and the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.”

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“Southern Energy Summit: The Path to Energy Diversification.”

Addressing Public Policy, Business and Technological Challenges to Sustainable Energy Supplies

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“Deploy.”

Progressive Dialogue III: Demand Drivers for Sustainable Energy Solutions

While energy suppliers are beginning to make the new investments and implement new approaches to producing and delivering energy, they require a level playing field on subsidies and transparent energy prices, along with well-designed regulations, informed consumers, innovative workforce development partnerships and confidence that responsibility for arresting global climate change will be shared among developed and developing nations alike.
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“Prioritize.”

A 100-Day Energy Action Plan for the 44th President of the United States

The Council on Competitiveness has called on the next president of the United States to put the full weight of his office behind the Council’s 100-Day Energy Action Plan, released in September.

The Council’s roadmap for a sustainable energy future represents more than a year of collaboration by more than 200 private sector leaders, including CEOs, university presidents, organized labor leaders, national laboratory directors and energy experts.
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From "Drive. Private Sector Demand for Sustainable Energy Solutions."