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Protect Our Soldiers With Energy Innovation
Providing soldiers with the newest, most advanced military systems has historically been a bipartisan issue, and provides an opportunity for cooperation on energy innovation funding in the near future. The Army’s recent report on how...
DOE Favoring Renewables or Reality?
Both Democrats and Republicans, at todays Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearing on the Department of Energy’s proposed $29.5 billion budget, expressed concern over increasing funding for the DOE’s renewable initiatives while...
ARPA-E: An Investment in America
ARPA-E, the DOE's high risk, high reward R&D program, has been in the spotlight the past two weeks in light of recent successes and budget talks. The disparate news about the agency illuminates the Federal Government's broken approach to...
Cut Spending or Invest in Energy Innovation: A Timely Debate
Recently, a debate has been raging between those who want government to cut spending and those who want it to invest in the future. Today, ITIF and The Breakthrough Institute brought together the leading voices on both sides of the spectrum at a...
Rep. Giffords and the New Energy Economics and Security Consensus
A confluence of recent events, both tragic and inspiring, have once again reminded us that America’s national security is inextricably linked to its energy posture. As a result, a new consensus is emerging within government and the private sector:...
A Lesson from the Rare Earth Metals Embargo
By Daniel Goldfarb. In the aftermath of China’s rare earth metals embargo to Japan, Europe and America, it is time to re-think how we get these crucial materials, reports the NY Times in a piece titled, “After China’s Rare Earth Embargo, a...

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