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State-level Socio-political Influences on Deployment of Emerging Energy Technologies: A Framework for Characterization

| April 10, 2007

Presentation at ETIP Seminar Series

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For Academic Citation: Stephens, Jennie C.. “State-level Socio-political Influences on Deployment of Emerging Energy Technologies: A Framework for Characterization.” Presentation, Energy Technology Innovation Policy Project, Belfer Center, April 10, 2007.

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