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Yeong Jae KimYeong Jae Kim, a 2017 Ph.D. graduate of the Georgia Institute of Technology School Public Policy, wrote an article in South Korea's Energy News entitled “Energy Conversion through Energy Technology Innovation.” The School of Public Policy is part of the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts.
Here's an excerpt:
To cope with climate change, it is urgent to spread clean energy and improve energy efficiency. Everyone knows that many consumers have to buy energy-efficient products, as well as efforts to invest in technology development to spread clean energy and promote widespread use of energy-efficient products. As part of this effort, 22 countries and the European Union will launch Mission Innovation, aiming to double the size of Clean Energy public and private sector Research & Development (RD & D) by 2015-2021.
