Project Independence Report, Volumes 1-3

Etats-Unis. Federal energy administration (....-1977)., United States. Federal Energy Administration

Federal Energy Administration, 1974 - Energy policy - 780 pages

Contents

• Executive Summary: 1
• F13: 13
• Project Independence Blueprint Overview: 17
• Energy Through 1985 What Happens If We Continue With Our Present: 23
• The Impact of the Base Case: 30
• 113: 33
• Major Uncertainties: 42
• Alternatives for Decreasing Domestic Demand: 52
• Domestic Energy Supply: 63
• II5: 70
• AII10 U S Total Gross Demand for Energy Resources by: 71
• Crude Oil: 75
• U S Gross Consumption of Energy Resources: 77
• II9: 82
• Chapter V: 84
• Background: 86
• Natural Gas Utility Industry Sales: 87
• TABLES: 91
• Coal 98: 98
• U S Coal Consumption: 99
• BusinessAsUsual Regional Supply Curves: 107
• Fuel Cycle: 110
• Electricity: 117
• Fossil Fuels Consumed for Electricity Generation in the U S: 119
• II24: 125
• Oil Shale: 128
• II14: 129
• Synthetic Fuels: 134
• II27: 135
• II15: 136
• Solar Energy: 141
• II19: 145
• Geothermal Energy: 147
• II28: 151
• Energy Conservation and Demand Management: 153
• Accelerated Conservation An Overview: 159
• Industrial: 171
• Demand Management: 180
• Environmental Assessment: 199
• Emerging Energy Alternatives: 208
• Environmental Analysis of Energy Strategies: 214
• Energy Constraints: 229
• Materials Equipment and Construction: 238
• V10: 243
• V13: 251
• Transport of Coal Oil and Gas: 259
• ឆននននន: 261
• V16: 267
• V17: 274
• Finance: 279
• V20: 281
• 138: 282
• Economic Impact of the Oil Embargo: 283
• V27: 289
• Manpower: 295
• V30: 297
• V33: 298
• Water Availability: 303
• V35: 306
• Attachment: 312
• Chapter VI: 315
• Impacts on the National Economy: 319
• VI3: 321
• The Impacts on Different Segments of the Population: 326
• VI7: 328
• VI11: 334
• 139: 336
• International Assessment: 347
• VII2: 356
• United States Import Supply Security: 360
• VII6: 363
• International Energy Program IEP: 369
• VII10: 373
• VII12: 375
• Emergency Stockpiles: 377
• VII7: 384
• 144: 390
• Emergency Actions to Curtail Demand: 392
• VII20: 399
• 1: 400
• Comparative Effectiveness of Alternative Supply Security: 401
• 3: 406
• Blueprint Organization and Methodology: 407
• Study Limitations: 418
• Beyond the Year 1985 The Role of Research and: 423
• LongTerm Energy Projections and Their Implications: 430
• IX2: 432
• 145: 433
• IX4: 435
• LongTerm Efficiency to Energy Utilization and the Shift to: 441
• Statistical Appendix 3: 3
• 148: 12
• III6: 18
• 27: 20
• 36: 31
• 39: 39
• 149: 40
• 45: 45
• Demand Forecast 51 5555: 51
• AII1: 58
• Assumptions: 65
• AII7: 68
• AII2: 70
• AII12 U S Total Gross Demand for Energy Resources by 73: 73
• The Demand ModelIntegrating Model Interface: 82
• Description of Current Research: 88
• Chapter III: 89
• AIII1 Projected Transportation Energy Use Based on Price of 91: 91
• Trendline and Base 97: 97
• AIII5 Summary of Conventional Options to Reduce Transporta 105: 105
• AIII5 Fuel Savings with Imposition of Reduced Highway Speed 107: 107
• AIII6 Comparison of New Car Tax Alternatives 117: 117
• AIII8 Impact of New Car Taxes 119: 119
• AIII8 19701990 Growth of Primary Energy Demand Sector by 125: 125
• AIII12 Potential Energy Savings From LowCost Measures 132: 132
• AIII14 Percentage Heating and Cooling Load Savings for 138: 138
• AIII15 Conservation Measures for New Commercial Construction 142: 142
• AIII16 Appliances Energy Consumption 1970 144: 144
• AIII17 Appliances and Equipment 146: 146
• AIII18 Installed Units and Energy Savings 1990 152: 152
• AIII19 Material and Energy Consumption for Product 155: 155
• Manufacturing: 160
• AIII20 Industrial Energy Demand Base Case 164: 164
• AIII21 Summary of Conventional Options to Reduce Industrial 167: 167
• AIII11 Energy Savings as Compared to the Base Case 169: 169
• AIII22 Summary of Other Conservation Options to Reduce 176: 176
• AIII23 Federal Power Commission National Power Survey 180: 184
• AIII12 Regional Electric Reliability Councils 185: 185
• AIII24 Accelerated and Conventional Conservation Options 188: 188
• AIII25 Other Conservation Options Electric Utilities 189: 189
• Project Independence Evaluation System 195: 195
• AIV1 Conceptual Framework 202: 202
• Hypothetical Example: 205
• AIV1 Resource Requirements for Production Levels 206: 206
• AIV2 Transport Costs Ton 208: 208
• AIV5 Refinery Yields and Cost 209: 209
• AIV8 Price and Quantity Summary 210: 210
• Market Equilibrium With Constraints: 211
• List of Figures: 214
• AIV3 Example Energy System Network 236: 236
• 83: 257
• Introduction and Summary: 283
• AV1 U S Production and Consumption of Petroleum 284: 284
• AV3 Monthly Imports Before and During the Oil Embargo 285: 285
• AV4 Gross National Product Statistics 19721974 289: 289
• AV5 Real Personal Consumption Expenditures 290: 290
• AV7 Estimated Differential Impact of the Arab Oil Embargo 292: 292
• AV2 Estimated Impact of the Embargo on Gross National 293: 293
• AV8 Percent Changes Nonfarm Payroll Employment 294: 294
• Socioeconomic Impact: 296
• Appendix: 305
• AVI2 FEA Range of Estimates of Clean Fuels Deficits 308: 308
• Causes of Deficit: 309
• AVI2 Clean Fuels Deficit Best Estimate 314: 314
• Project Independence Blueprint Technical Reports 335: 335
• Project Independence Executive Summary 1: 1
• Chapter I: 17
• 2012: 23
• Crude Production Million Barrels Per Day: 29
• 35: 35
• Domestic Fuel Consumption by Source 1985: 46
• Attachment 2: 52
• I31: 60

Bibliographic information

• Title: Project Independence Report, Volumes 1-3; Its Project Independence ; [v.1]; Project Independence Report, United States. Federal Energy Administration
• Authors: Etats-Unis. Federal energy administration (....-1977)., United States. Federal Energy Administration
• Publisher: Federal Energy Administration, 1974
• Original from: the University of Michigan
• Digitized: Jan 7, 2010
• Length: 780 pages