A Vehicle for Change PNGV: An Experiment in Government-Industry Cooperation
Full Title: A Vehicle for Change PNGV: An Experiment in Government-Industry Cooperation
Author(s): David Trinkle
Publisher(s): The RAND Corporation
Publication Date: 12/2009
Language: English
Length: 378 pages, PDF
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This research assesses the effectiveness...
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Tagged Government-Industry, Partnership for a New Generation of Vehicles, R&D, Transportation |
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An Action Plan for Cars
Full Title: An Action Plan for Cars: The Policies Needed to Reduce U.S. Petroleum Consumption and Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Author(s): J. Heywood, et al.
Publisher(s): Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Publication Date: 12/2009
Identifier(s): Library of Congress Control Number:...
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Tagged Critical Policy Recommendations, Energy Action Plan, Heywood, MIT, Transportation |
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Analysts Predict High Oil Prices in 2012
Oil prices are expected to average between $100 and $120/barrel in 2012. “Economists say they expect prices to remain high despite the relative weaknesses of the American and European economies...
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Tagged Economy, Energy Efficiency, Energy Security, Global Competitiveness, oil, Oil Dependence, Oil Imports, Transportation |
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Balancing the Benefits and Costs of Natural Gas
Modeling results in the MIT Future of Natural Gas Study released in June of last year suggested that the US could make major progress in the next two decades towards...
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Tagged Climate Change, Flexible Fuel, Gas Exports, Global Competitiveness, Hydrofracking, Natural Gas, Natural Gas Combined Cycle, Shale Gas, Transportation |
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CEOs & Military Leaders: End America’s Reliance on Oil
A new report from the Energy Security Leadership Council, a group including business leaders and retired military officials, warns that U.S. energy policy advocates are conflating “energy independence” with “energy...
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Tagged Energy Independence, Energy Security, oil, Transportation |
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Climate Impact of Canada’s Oil Sands
A paper by researchers at the University of Alberta, Edmonton found that the impact of Canadian oil sands mining, and subsequent land restoration, on carbon release has been significantly underestimated....
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Tagged Alberta Oil Sands, Climate Change, Energy Policies, Environment, GHGs, Keystone XL Pipeline, oil, Oil Dependence, Proceedings of the National Academies of Science, Transportation |
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Climate Tech Book: Transportation Sector Overview
Full Title: Climate Tech Book: Transportation Sector Overview
Author(s): Center for Climate and Energy Solutions
Publisher(s): Center for Climate and Energy Solutions
Publication Date: 3/2011
Language: English
Length: 8 pages, PDF
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Tagged Electric Vehicles, Transportation |
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Commodities Trading and Gasoline Prices
On March 5th, 68 Congressional Democrats sent a letter to regulators at the Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) urging that the agency “immediately enact strong position limits to eliminate excessive...
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Tagged CFTC, Congress, Gasoline Prices, Oil Dependence, Oil Speculators, Transportation, Wall Street |
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CRS: Limited Short-Term Options on Gas Prices
A recent Congressional Research Service report titled “Rising Gasoline Prices 2012” states that Congress has “limited short term options … to address gasoline prices.”
The report identifies six short-run policy options...
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Tagged Alternative Fuel Commercialization, Electric Vehicles, Energy Efficiency, Energy Independence, Energy Policies, Energy Security, Natural Gas, oil, Oil Dependence, Oil Imports, Transportation |
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Delivering Jobs: The Economic Costs and Benefits of Improving the Fuel Economy of Heavy-Duty Vehicles
Full Title: Delivering Jobs: The Economic Costs and Benefits of Improving the Fuel Economy of Heavy-Duty Vehicles
Author(s): D. Anair, J. Hall
Publisher(s): Union of Concerned Scientists
Publication Date: 5/2010
Identifier(s): n/a
Language: English
Length: 21 pages, PDF
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Tagged Anair, Energy Workforce, Fuel Efficiency, Hall, Transportation, Union of Concerned Scientists |
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Developing U.S. “Tar Sands”
Eastern Utah may see tar sand production begin later this year. A private company, the Alberta-based U.S. Oil Sands, has invested $6 million since 2005 to test the oil sands...
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Tagged Domestic Energy Production, Economy, Emissions, Energy Security, Environment, oil, Oil Dependence, Oil Sands, Tar Sands, Transportation, Utah |
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Discussion Catalyst: Alternative Methods of Propulsion
[Note: The statements below are intended solely to stimulate discussion among the Expert community, and do not represent the position of OurEnergyPolicy.org. Text in italics indicates clarification or expansion.]
The majority...
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Tagged oil, R&D, Transportation |
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Discussion Catalyst: Bio-Diesel
[Note: The statements below are intended solely to stimulate discussion among the Expert community, and do not represent the position of OurEnergyPolicy.org. Text in italics indicates clarification or expansion.] Diesel accounts...
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Tagged Biofuels, Critical Policy Issues, Diesel, Liquid Fuels, R&D, Subsidies, Transportation |
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Discussion Catalyst: Conservation and Fuel Efficiency
[Note: The statements below are intended solely to stimulate discussion among the Expert community, and do not represent the position of OurEnergyPolicy.org. Text in italics indicates clarification or expansion.] The main...
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Tagged Batteries, CAFE Standards, Diesel, Electric Vehicles, Energy Storage, Flex Fuel, Rail, Taxes, Transportation |
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Discussion Catalyst: Other Alcohols or Liquids
[Note: The statements below are intended solely to stimulate discussion among the Expert community, and do not represent the position of OurEnergyPolicy.org. Text in italics indicates clarification or expansion.] Government intervention...
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Tagged Biofuels, China, CO2 Capture, Coal, Liquid Fuels, Methanol, Transportation |
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Discussion Catalyst: Policy Principles
[Note: The statements below are intended solely to stimulate discussion among the Expert community, and do not represent the position of OurEnergyPolicy.org. Text in italics indicates clarification or expansion.] The U.S....
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Tagged Cimate, Climate Change, Economy, Energy Security, GHGs, Global Competitiveness, oil, Oil Imports, Transportation |
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DOE-backed Firm Claims Battery Breakthrough
As reported by the New York Times, Envia Systems, a California-based battery manufacturing company, announced yesterday what it calls a “major breakthrough” in battery technology that is “poised to revolutionize...
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Tagged ARPA-E, Electric Grid, Electric Vehicles, Electricity, Emissions, Energy Storage, Envia Systems, Transportation, US DOE |
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Economist: High Oil Prices Not (Necessarily) Bad for Economy
In a Yardeni Research blog post highlighted by an article in the New York Times, economist Ed Yardeni argued that rising oil prices “may actually be good for the stock...
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Tagged Chevron, Economy, Energy Economics, ExxonMobil, Gas Prices, oil, Oil Prices, Recession, Stock Market, Strategic Petroleum Reserve, Transportation |
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Electrifying cars: How three industries will evolve
Full Title: Electrifying cars: How three industries will evolve
Author(s): R. Hensley, S. Knupfer, D. Pinner
Publisher(s): McKinsey Quarterly
Publication Date: 2009 (Q3)
Identifier(s): n/a
Language: English
Length: 10 pages, PDF
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Upon entering the mainstream—in a few years or a couple...
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Tagged Batteries, Electric Vehicles, Hensley, Knupfer, McKinsey & Company, Pinner, Transportation |
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Energy Revolution: A Sustainable Global Energy Outlook
Full Title: Energy Revolution: A Sustainable Global Energy Outlook
Author(s): Oliver Schäfer, Arthouros Zervos, Sven Teske, Jan Béranek, and Stephanie Tunmore
Publisher(s): Greenpeace and European Renewable Energy Council
Publication Date: 10/2008
Language: English
Length: 212...
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Tagged Biofuels, Climate Change, Electric Vehicles, Energy Efficiency, Renewables, Solar, Transportation, Wind Energy |
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Extending the Supply of Alcohol Fuels for Energy Security and Carbon Reduction
Full Title: Extending the Supply of Alcohol Fuels for Energy Security and Carbon Reduction
Author(s): R. Pearson, J. Turner, M. Eisaman, et al.
Publisher(s): Lotus Engineering, PARC
Publication Date: 2009
Identifier(s): 2009-01-2764
Language: English
Length: 28 pages, PDF
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The paper critiques...
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Tagged Carbon, Eisaman, Lotus Engineering, PARC, Pearson, Transportation, Turner |
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External Costs of Transport in the U.S.
Full Title: External Costs of Transport in the U.S.
Author(s): M. Delucchi, D. McCubbin
Publisher(s): n/a
Publication Date: 2010
Identifier(s): n/a
Language: English
Length: 34 pages, PDF
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In this chapter we report estimates of the external costs...
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Tagged Delucchi, Pollution, Transport Policy, Transportation |
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ExxonMobil’s 2012 Outlook for Energy
ExxonMobil recently released its 2012 Outlook for Energy: A View to 2040, a report forecasting energy trends out for the next several decades. Among the projections highlighted in ExxonMobil’s announcement:
“Global...
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Tagged Coal, Energy Efficiency, ExxonMobil, Innovation, Natural Gas, Nuclear, oil, Oil Imports, Renewables, Transportation |
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Focus on Methanol
At the Methanol Policy Forum – held March 27, 2012 in Washington, DC – energy industry and policy experts convened to discuss the fuel’s potential as a transportation fuel. The...
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Tagged Biofuels, Coal, Flex Fuel, Methanol, Natural Gas, Transportation |
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Fraud in Renewables Markets
In 2007, US EPA began using renewable identification numbers (RINs) to track fuel producer compliance with the Energy Policy Act of 2005’s Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS), which calls for fuel...
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Tagged Biofuels, Innovation, Liquid Fuels, Oil Dependence, Renewable Identification Number System, Renewables, Transportation, US EPA |
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