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In the face of uncertainty in technological change and the diverse modelling approaches employed to provide insights to decision-makers about Energy  R&D investment, it is unclear how much R&D investment should be allocated across a range of low carbon energy te

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Mr. Phifer joined Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind as Permitting Manager in November 2019, following a 20-year career in environmental conservation and permitting for the U.S. government. At the federal level, Mr. Phifer worked on a diverse portfolio of issues including international environmental treaties for the U.S. Department of State and for the U.S.