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Appendix B: Workshop Agenda
Appendix B: Workshop Agenda
Pages 85-90
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Innovation is necessary to lower costs and improve performance of existing clean technologies, and to develop new clean energy options that address innovation challenges in harder-to-decarbonize sectors. As today's technologies are deployed to bend the carbon emissions curve, new and improved technologies will be required to unlock additional pathways to a net-zero emissions economy by 2050.
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energy innovation system, which is strong on "technology push" but weak on "user pull." To enhance the federal clean energy innovation system, experts must strengthen the role of commercial users in the DOE innovation process. This session will look at various ways to do this, including technology demonstrations, state-level incentives and policy, use of alternative financing mechanisms, and creation of new partnerships such that commercial users are engaged earlier in the development of clean energy technologies.
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This session will look at how DOE can better leverage DoD as a source of user pull and take advantage of DoD's strengths as an innovator in those areas where military and civilian energy technology requirements are aligned. 1:00 PM EST Framing Remarks: John Deutch, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1:20 Moderator: Dorothy Robyn, Boston University Institute for Sustainable Energy Panel Discussion: Jeffrey Marqusee, National Renewable Energy Laboratory Richard Carlin, Office of Naval Research Thomas P
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John Holmes, National Academies Board on Energy and Environmental Systems Participants: Carla Bailo, Center for Automotive Research Yet-Ming Chiang, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Tanya Das, House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology Deepak Divan, Georgia Institute of Technology Marcius Extavour, XPRIZE Foundation Denise Gray, LG Chem Michigan, Inc. Kara Hurst, Amazon Scott McKee, House Committee on Appropriations Robin Millican, Gates Ventures Adele Morris, Brookings Institution Jacquelyn Pless, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Louis Schick, Clean Energy Ventures Chris Tomassi, ClearPath David Victor, University of California, San Diego Jay F
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Topics for discussion in this session include how to coordi nate RD&D and user-pull policies, especially for hard-to- ecarbonize sec d tors; foster resilient and secure supply chains; protect intellectual property without stifling innovation; balance domestic job creation with global efficiencies; and avoid "lock-in" of inferior technologies. Overarching all of these difficult issues is the future of the international institutional architecture for clean energy innovation.
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Shih, Harvard Business School John Melo, Amyris Varun Sivaram, Columbia University 2:30 Adjourn Session 8: Next Steps August 7 Remarks from former Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz, followed by a dialogue with Arati Prabhakar and Norman Augustine. 1:00 PM EST Remarks: Ernest J
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