This report presents the results of a study conducted by five US Department of Energy national laboratories that quantifies the potential for energy-efficient and low-carbon technologies to reduce carbon emissions in the United States. We quantify the reductions in carbon emissions that can be attained through the improved performance and increased penetration of efficient and low-carbon technologies by the year 2010. We also characterize the potential for future research and development to produce the further carbon reductions over the next quarter century
Technological progress, energy use, energy intensity, and carbon mitigation are tightly intertwined ...
Scenarios for a Clean Energy Future (CEF) studied the role that efficient clean energy technologies ...
This article presents the synthesis of results from the Stanford Energy Modeling Forum Study 27, an ...
This report presents the results of a study conducted by five US Department of Energy national labor...
Climate Change Clearinghouse1997PDFTech ReportGreene, D. L.Plotkin, S.Duleep, K. G.Oak Ridge Nationa...
This report describes three advanced technology scenarios and various illustrative cases developed b...
This report describes an analysis of possible technology-based scenarios for the U.S. energy system ...
The world is searching for a meaningful answer to the likelihood that the continued build-up of gree...
The rise in greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel combustion and industrial and agricultural act...
Evaluation of Carbon Emissions, Energy Resources, and Climate Mitigation. The impacts of human activ...
This paper presents and discusses an integrated set of policies designed to reduce U.S. carbon emiss...
This study provides an updated analysis of long-term energy system scenarios for California consiste...
This report assesses technology requirements for reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in Californ...
This paper presents a simple method for incorporating the time required for new technology to penetr...
This report describes the work that Environmental Energy Technologies Division of Lawrence Berkeley ...
Technological progress, energy use, energy intensity, and carbon mitigation are tightly intertwined ...
Scenarios for a Clean Energy Future (CEF) studied the role that efficient clean energy technologies ...
This article presents the synthesis of results from the Stanford Energy Modeling Forum Study 27, an ...
This report presents the results of a study conducted by five US Department of Energy national labor...
Climate Change Clearinghouse1997PDFTech ReportGreene, D. L.Plotkin, S.Duleep, K. G.Oak Ridge Nationa...
This report describes three advanced technology scenarios and various illustrative cases developed b...
This report describes an analysis of possible technology-based scenarios for the U.S. energy system ...
The world is searching for a meaningful answer to the likelihood that the continued build-up of gree...
The rise in greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel combustion and industrial and agricultural act...
Evaluation of Carbon Emissions, Energy Resources, and Climate Mitigation. The impacts of human activ...
This paper presents and discusses an integrated set of policies designed to reduce U.S. carbon emiss...
This study provides an updated analysis of long-term energy system scenarios for California consiste...
This report assesses technology requirements for reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in Californ...
This paper presents a simple method for incorporating the time required for new technology to penetr...
This report describes the work that Environmental Energy Technologies Division of Lawrence Berkeley ...
Technological progress, energy use, energy intensity, and carbon mitigation are tightly intertwined ...
Scenarios for a Clean Energy Future (CEF) studied the role that efficient clean energy technologies ...
This article presents the synthesis of results from the Stanford Energy Modeling Forum Study 27, an ...