Add to ORKGUS Policy makers have made continual references to the Apollo Program as a model for development of alternative energy technologies. This model, however, is inappropriate for energy policy, and its use is termed the Apollo fallacy. The goal of the Apollo Program was the demonstration of engineering prowess while any alternative energy technology must succeed in the marketplace. Several Apollo-like energy programs have been tried and all have failed at high cost. It is argued that the use of Apollo has political benefits but that it is detrimental to the adoption of potentially effective energy policies.Energy policy (US)
Conventional wisdom has it that the United States has no coherent and comprehensive national energy ...
The lack of a national policy on fuels and energy at a time of concern about the future supply and d...
Through numerous policy initiatives and a catalogue of antagonistic rhetoric, the Biden administrati...
Some policymakers have concluded that the energy challenges facing the United States are so critical...
As a candidate in the 2008 presidential race, President Obama had bold ideas for developing a renewa...
As a candidate in the 2008 presidential race, President Obama had bold ideas for developing a renewa...
The article presents an analysis of U.S. energy policy, focusing on the question of whether it is ab...
Designing appropriate programs to deal with present and future energy problems faced by the United S...
This paper addresses the surprising lack of quality control on the analysis and selection on energy ...
For over a century, the United States has operated under a consistent energy policy that has serve...
Prior to the energy crisis of 1973, the U.S. did not have an energy policy. The failure of the Ameri...
Conventional wisdom has it that the United States has no coherent and comprehensive national energy ...
Energy policy has been at the center of American political rhetoric since the early 1970s. Twenty ye...
It is not possible to present details about these two historicallyexamined the present and future av...
oday the New Apollo Energy Project is poised to revolutionize the production of energy and thereby s...
Conventional wisdom has it that the United States has no coherent and comprehensive national energy ...
The lack of a national policy on fuels and energy at a time of concern about the future supply and d...
Through numerous policy initiatives and a catalogue of antagonistic rhetoric, the Biden administrati...
Some policymakers have concluded that the energy challenges facing the United States are so critical...
As a candidate in the 2008 presidential race, President Obama had bold ideas for developing a renewa...
As a candidate in the 2008 presidential race, President Obama had bold ideas for developing a renewa...
The article presents an analysis of U.S. energy policy, focusing on the question of whether it is ab...
Designing appropriate programs to deal with present and future energy problems faced by the United S...
This paper addresses the surprising lack of quality control on the analysis and selection on energy ...
For over a century, the United States has operated under a consistent energy policy that has serve...
Prior to the energy crisis of 1973, the U.S. did not have an energy policy. The failure of the Ameri...
Conventional wisdom has it that the United States has no coherent and comprehensive national energy ...
Energy policy has been at the center of American political rhetoric since the early 1970s. Twenty ye...
It is not possible to present details about these two historicallyexamined the present and future av...
oday the New Apollo Energy Project is poised to revolutionize the production of energy and thereby s...
Conventional wisdom has it that the United States has no coherent and comprehensive national energy ...
The lack of a national policy on fuels and energy at a time of concern about the future supply and d...
Through numerous policy initiatives and a catalogue of antagonistic rhetoric, the Biden administrati...