Making Climate Tech Work

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Annotated Table of Contents Making Climate Tech Work Policies that Drive Innovation Alon Tal

Preface Chapter 1: Tech Policy and the Climate Crisis • The Innovation Imperative o Ensuring Economic Prosperity o Providing Public Goods and National Security o Addressing Market Failures • Why Climate Tech Policy Is Different o Externalities o Extended Development Horizons o The High Cost of Early Experimentation o Urgency • Public Policies to Promote Climate Tech Innovation— What’s on the Menu

Chapter 2: A Global Framework for Mitigation • • • • • •

Margaret Thatcher and a UN Climate Convention: Unlikely Environmental Hero A Global Crisis: Leakage and Carbon Border Adjustments The Long Road to Paris International Commitments under the Paris Accord Renewable Portfolio Standards—The Potential of Quotas Climate Cooperation – Informal and Formal Approaches to Save the Planet

Chapter 3: Jumpstarting Research and Development • • • • • • • •

Demand-Pull versus Supply-Push Climate Innovation Strategies Growth in Funding for Climate Research Government’s Delicate Dance in Sponsoring Climate Research Incubators and Accelerators Evaluating Climate Research Policy Success Effective Climate Research Policy: The Case of Denmark ReSource’s Path Across the Valley of Death The Imperative of Effective R&D Policies


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