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New technologies can help energy providers meet the world’s increasing energy demand without compromising emission reduction goals, says Mahmoud Abouelnaga, in his article New Energy Technologies Will Amplify, Not Obviate, the Need for Policy Frameworks, published on the Atlantic Council’s blog, EnergySource. However, these new technologies will need complementary energy policies to succeed on a broader scale.
Mahmoud Abouelnaga lists three ways energy policies can help new technologies succeed.
For more insight into the impact of energy policies, read the full article, New Energy Technologies Will Amplify, Not Obviate, the Need for Policy Frameworks.