Energy policy, and the future of fossil fuels, solar energy and economic growth throughout the world. With the right policies, a low-carbon energy system consistent with avoiding the most damaging effects of climate change could free up trillions of dollars over the next 20 years to invest in better economic growth. Policies in the U.S. and Europe combating air pollution have put these regions on a path that will limit the risk of future losses in coal plants' value.
1) Should businesses work with utilities to secure reliable energy supplies that are reasonably priced to expand operations and grow in U.S. cities? Will policies promoting greater energy supply lead to greater private sector investment in the United States? Should energy utilities offer electricity discounts to corporations as a means of retaining or attracting jobs, thus creating an economic development tool? Incorporate one non-lecture or textbook resource as evidence to support your position, and cite the source using APA citation format (minimum 200 words)