Tanya Das

Director, Bipartisan Policy Center · 1 appearance on the record.

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Dr. Tanya Das leads policy initiatives addressing energy infrastructure and clean energy technology commercialization at the Bipartisan Policy Center. She previously served as Chief of Staff for the Office of Science at the U.S. Department of Energy.

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Das: Congress will preserve parts of IRA with a scalpel approach

“And so because of the direct connections between the clean energy investments that are happening and the locations in the country and where, where that's happening, I think we're going to see Some continuation of IRA. And we've heard this phrase thrown around,…”

Tanya Das Dec 4, 2024 ▶ 7:19 The ‘third inning’ of the energy transition [partner content]

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Das: Most Congressional Republicans now acknowledge human-caused climate change

“By and large, the Republican Party is You know, full of members of Congress who very much believe climate change is happening and is happening. For reasons caused by humans, and now our set of discussions are around how do we solve the issue.”

Tanya Das Dec 4, 2024 ▶ 4:43 The ‘third inning’ of the energy transition [partner content]