In a Politico article, partner Michael Littenberg, global head of the firm’s ESG, CSR and Business & Human Rights practice, discussed how the regulatory environment is just one piece in how companies make business decisions, particularly those related to reducing their climate agenda carbon footprints.
Business are expected to resist threats to claw back unspent money from the Biden administration’s climate and energy laws, on everything from carbon capture and hydrogen to critical minerals. Companies are counting on those incentives to grow clean domestic manufacturing projects and are looking for assurances on policy certainty.
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