Climate Jobs
The task force will focus on advocating for pro-worker policies with a focus on energy security by uniting labor and industry groups to ensure an economically beneficial energy transition. Topics will include workforce development through registered apprenticeships and tax incentives, improving job quality and density within domestic energy production, and building on American energy dominance through a strong clean energy workforce. The task force will also prioritize domestic manufacturing policies that ensure the clean energy supply chain is robust and resilient, supporting American jobs and energy security.
Co-Chairs
Members
Lee(PA-12)
Magaziner(RI-02)
McClellan(VA-04)
Tonko(NY-20)
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