RFF’s updated analysis from a multi-year study, Toward a New National Energy Policy: Assessing the Options, evaluates U.S. energy policy choices and provides policymakers with a wealth of relevant information for developing a coordinated national energy policy.

A variety of policies have been adopted in many countries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions for the power sector and promote clean fuel technologies. To what extent is there a case for preferring one policy instrument over another, and are combinations of policies more efficient than one policy alone? To help reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, many nations have proposed ambitious targets for renewable energy production.