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  Impacts of Energy Research and Development and Corresponding Sections of H.R.4
 

Report #: SR/OIAF/2002-04
Release date: March 2002

This report analyzes the provisions of S. 1766 and H.R. 4 that
pertain to research, development, and deployment goals for a
range of energy technologies. Specific draft language is taken
from S. 1766. A quantitative description is offered for some of
the goals and programs, while the remaining provisions are
discussed qualitatively. Following the discussion of research
and development, two separate topic areas are analyzed:
the Price-Anderson Act (S.1766, Sec. 501-508, H.R. 2983) and
Hydro Relicensing (S.1766, Sec. 301-308, H.R. 4, Sec. 401-402).

Table of Contents

      Contacts

      Introduction

      Energy Efficiency
           
Housing
            Industrial
            Transportation
            Distributed Generation
            Next Generation Lighting Initiative
            Railroad Efficiency

      Renewable Energy
         
  Wind Power
            Photovoltaics
            Solar Thermal
            Biomass Power
            Geothermal Technology
            Biofuels
            Hydrogen-based Fuels
            Hydroelectric Power
            Electric Energy Storage and Efficiency

      Fossil Energy
         
  Electricity Generation
            Oil and Gas Extraction
            Transportation Fuels

      Nuclear Energy
     
Conclusions Related to R&D Provisions
      Provisions Related to the Renewal of the Price-Anderson Act
      Provisions Related to Hydroelectric Relicensing

Appendix A: Request Letter from Senator Frank Murkowski

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