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Joe Biden’s Climate Plan: Achievable, but expensive
Report summary
Joe Biden's announcement of his clean energy plan is a watershed moment for the potential direction of US energy policy, energy consumption and global climate policy. The most significant proposals in Biden's plan include a carbon-free power sector, swift electrification of transport, a dramatic expansion in energy infrastructure, and new technology investments. Our teams will be publishing more in-depth analysis on what Biden's plans means for power markets, electric vehicles and commodity demand in the coming weeks.
Table of contents
- The power sector
- Oil and gas demand
- EVs and infrastructure
- New technologies
- Net zero by 2050
- What does this mean for the energy transition?
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- Net zero emissions case study for the United States
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