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... House Appropriations Subcommittee on the Interior Office of Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability, created in and Related Agencies. 2002, could be considered a fourth applied energy program.
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... National Energy Modeling System (NEMS) .6 For exwithin EERE -- the Chemicals subprogram of the Industrial Technologies Program, the Distributed Energy Resources ample, NEMS might be used to estimate prices and demand Program, and the activities related to light-duty hybrid elec- for various energy sources in a particular global economic tric vehicles within the Vehicles Technologies Program -- and scenario.
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... the security benefits of energy savings or energy alternatives. S-1.eps These program attributes are in general critical components Recommendation 1: Panels should apply valuations in of the benefits package -- indeed, if a program can be justified monetary units to criteria air pollutant emissions in the simply on a market benefits basis, the rationale for govern- results matrix but not to other types of pollutant emissions.
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... This included protection from the effects of disruptions to utility electric service. A unique structuring the decision trees, facilitating the assignment of benefit of distributed energy production technologies is to decentralize probabilities to technical and market outcomes, and providpower production and locate it at or close to loads, hence providing benefits ing guidance for and assistance in modeling benefits.
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... A fourth scenario is invoked as the quality control process to several elements of the study needed to calculate benefits in a future state of the world process, including ensuring appropriate panel membership that would appeal to the unique performance characteristics and composition, orienting the panel chair and consultant, of the technology under consideration. Economic benefits monitoring the panel's progress, monitoring information are measured in dollars, environmental benefits in terms of received from DOE for adequacy and consistency, and re the physical quantities of avoided emissions, and security viewing and revising the process itself.
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... ; CC, Carbon Constrained scenario; Other, fourth scenario added by panel; MMTCE, million metric tons carbon equivalent; TBtu, trillion British thermal units; Bcf, billion cubic feet; bbl, barrels; GHG, greenhouse gases; MT, metric tons; M, million; B, billion; CO, carbon monoxide; SO 2, sulfur dioxide; NOx, oxides of nitrogen; VOCs, volatile organic compounds; PM, particulate matter. aFor ITP–Chemicals program, benefits are cumulative through 2030.
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... Not quantifiedd Natural Gas $140 M through 2015 Ref: $220 M Ref: 1.2 Tcf Exploration and High O&G: $590 M High O&G: 0.6 Tcf Productionc CC: $300 M CC: 1.2 Tcf Integrated $750 M through 2020 Ref: $6.4 B to $7.8 B Ref: –90 to 30 MMTCE Ref: up to 4.5 Tcf natural gas Gasification High O&G: $7 B to $47 B High O&G: 34 to 36 MMTCE High O&G: up to 3.6 Tcf natural gas Combined Cycle Technology CC and other:e Net CC and other:e Net security benefits are Carbon $875 M through 2020 CC: $3.5 B Other:e $3.9 B likely zero.g Sequestration environmental benefits are likely zero.f NOTES: High O&G, High Oil and Gas Prices scenario; Ref, Reference Case from Energy Information Administration's Annual Energy Outlook 00 (EIA, 2005b) ; Other, fourth scenario added by panel; CC, Carbon Constrained scenario, which assumes a $100 tax per ton of carbon emissions; MMTCE, million metric tons carbon equivalent; Tcf, trillion cubic feet; quad, quadrillion British thermal units; MT, metric tons; M, million; B, billion.
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