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World Energy Plan Conventional Energy Supply Energy Efficiency Coal Oil Natural Gas Nuclear Transport Energy Efficiency Electrification Buildings & Industry Renewable Energy Supply Wind & Solar Bioenergy New Tech Carbon Price Carbon Price $ Industry % Clean Energy R&D Public Deficit Reduction Land & Agriculture Deforestation Afforestation Methane & Other Gases

Conventional Energy Supply Renewable Energy Supply Carbon Price Conventional Energy Supply Renewable Energy Supply Energy Efficiency Land & Agriculture Climate Hawks Carbon Price Carbon Price $0 Revenue to: (proposed) (actual) Industry 0% Clean Energy R&D Public Deficit reduction

Conventional Energy Supply Coal very highly taxed highly taxed taxed status quo subsidized Oil very highly taxed highly taxed taxed status quo subsidized Natural Gas very highly taxed highly taxed taxed status quo subsidized Nuclear highly taxed taxed status quo subsidized highly subsidized Proposed Carbon Price: low medium high very high Proposed Revenue to: Industry % Clean Energy R&D Public Deficit reduction Must total 100%

Renewable Energy Supply taxed status quo subsidized highly subsidized Renewables (Wind & Solar) highly taxed taxed status quo subsidized highly subsidized Bioenergy status quo breakthrough huge breakthrough New Technology Proposed Carbon Price: low medium high very high Proposed Revenue to: Industry % Clean Energy R&D Public Deficit reduction Must total 100%

Energy Efficiency Energy Efficiency Transport Electrification discouraged status quo increased highly increased discouraged status quo incentivized highly incentivized Buildings & Industry Energy Efficiency Electrification discouraged status quo increased highly increased discouraged status quo incentivized highly incentivized Proposed Carbon Price: low medium high very high Proposed Revenue to: Industry % Clean Energy R&D Public Deficit reduction Must total 100%

Land and Agriculture Deforestation Afforestation Methane & Other Gases highly reduced moderately reduced status quo moderately increased highly increased Deforestation Afforestation Methane & Other Gases status quo low growth medium growth high growth highly reduced moderately reduced status quo Proposed Carbon Price: low medium high very high Proposed Revenue to: Industry % Clean Energy R&D Public Deficit reduction Must total 100%

Climate Hawks Proposed Carbon Price: Proposed Revenue to: Industry low medium high very high Proposed Revenue to: Industry % Clean Energy R&D Public Deficit reduction Must total 100%

Carbon Price Carbon Price: Revenue to: Industry Clean Energy R&D low medium high very high Revenue to: Industry % Clean Energy R&D Public Deficit reduction Must total 100%

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