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How will a Republican victory in the 2022 midterms impact energy and climate policy in the United States?
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Republicans are set to take control of Congress against the backdrop of 40-year high inflation, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and economic recovery from Covid-19. For energy transition and climate policy, a Republican victory will be high impact for some sectors, low impact for others. In this insight we examine how energy policy could change under a Republican Congress. Where possible, we examine draft legislation from key Republicans that provides a window into the future of policy.
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