Joe Peck

@joepeck.co.uk

Fellow @rooseveltinstitute.org and @ifow.org. Research associate @productivity.bsky.social. Read my work at https://www.joepeck.co.uk

One year after the OBBB was signed into law, clean energy projects are still moving forward, but cuts to key tax credits have made US emissions goals harder to reach. New analysis from @toddntucker.com and @joepeck.co.uk breaks down the law's impact on clean energy investment and US emissions:

Where America’s Clean Energy, Manufacturing, and Emissions Trajectories Stand One Year After the OBBB

One year after the OBBB cut clean energy tax credits, new analysis examines its impact on US investment, manufacturing, project cancellations, and emissions.

rooseveltinstitute.org

New TPI research by @jacktshaw.bsky.social & @joepeck.co.uk argues local authorities must play a bigger role in tackling the UK’s productivity challenge. It calls for better data, more prevention, digital investment & stronger local capacity, shifting from short‑term efficiency to long‑term reform.

Local productivity, national impact: The role of local authorities - The Productivity Institute

This report argues that local government must play a much bigger role in tackling the UK’s long-standing productivity problem.

productivity.ac.uk

Why didn't the Biden administration get more credit for its investments? In part, because they didn't raise wages or create jobs widely enough or quickly enough. @samthorpe.bsky.social and I examine the political economy of industrial policy across America's energy communities

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