Impacts on U.S. energy expenditures and greenhouse-gas emissions of increasing renewable-energy use : technical report / Michael Toman, James Griffin, Robert J. Lempert
Ch. 1. Introduction -- Ch. 2. How we did the analysis -- Ch. 3. Key findings -- Ch. 4. Concluding remarks -- App. A. Baseline data and numerical-parameter assumptions -- App. B. Detailed model results
Summary
"How could producing 25 percent of U.S. electricity and motor-vehicle transportation fuels from renewables by the year 2025 affect U.S. consumer energy expenditures and CO[subscript 2] emissions? This report finds that reaching 25 percent renewables with limited impact on expenditures requires significant progress in renewable-energy technologies and biomass production. Without substantial innovation in these areas, expenditures could increase considerably."--Jacket
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages 51-54)
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