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“The Power of Partnerships.”

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“Rebuilding the Industrial Commons.”

A Primer for the AEMC Partnership Inaugural Dialogue

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“A Summary of Public-Private Partnerships.”

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“2013 Global Manufacturing Competitiveness Index.”

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“Making Impact.”

The Council's 2010-2011 Annual Report

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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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“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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“Jumpstarting Energy Infrastructure and Manufacturing Investments.”

Council on Competitiveness Recommendations to Capitalize Growth and Increase Domestic Clean Energy Manfacturing

The Council Recommends that:

• Congress establish and capitalize a $200 billion National Clean Energy Bank, modeled on the U.S. Export-Import Bank and Overseas Private Investment Corporation, to provide long-term financing for clean energy.

• Congress establish fifteen federally-sponsored, regional clean energy manufacturing centers.

• The U.S. Government provide federal financial investment to facilitate construction of the first two to three manufacturing plants for any new or significantly improved sustainable energy technology.
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“Setting the Global Bar for Energy Efficiency.”

Council on Competitiveness Recommendations to Reward Efficiency

The Council Recommends that:

• Congress set the 2030 CAFE standard to 100 mpg and provide more federal transportation funding to states that are the most effective in reducing vehicle miles traveled per person.

• All states decouple utility rates from gross energy sales and focus on providing utilities with a reasonable rate of return on all their investments.

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