Posts tagged ANWR
SERIES: COVID-19’s Long-Term Policy Implications - The Post-Pandemic Energy Landscape

In a matter of weeks, the COVID-19 pandemic has shaken the world’s economy to its core and impacted nearly every major industry. Energy is no exception, with renewable and conventional producers alike suffering massive job losses and a decline in consumption. However, the two groups were not identically positioned prior the onset of the global tumult; this piece will aim to parse out how they might look in a post-COVID landscape.

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Paul EpplerLitke, Eppler, Leiter, Kerr, Gardner, COVID-19, energy, coronavirus, renewable energy, conventional energy, jobs, renewable fuels, markets, gren, green, state portfolio standards, RES, EERS, wind, hydropower, solar, efficiency, energy efficiency, biofuels, coal, oil, natural gas, nuclear, Trump, Biden, energy policy, climate, climate change, Congress, Paris, ANWR, CPP, Harris, Klobuchar, Warren, electricity, electric grid
All Eyes on Tax Reform as We Head to Year’s End

Now that Congress is back in town, it’s all eyes on tax reform as we head to the end of the year. However, we wouldn’t put it past the GOP to try to wrap up the FY18 appropriations process while there are so many distractions.

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Claire Washburnlitke, Leiter, spanjich, Tax, Tax reform, tax code, appropriations, budget, fy18, Affordable Care Act, ACA, individual mandate, corporate tax rate, ANWR, senate finance committee