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1 Introduction
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of task: • Hydrogen is not a natural resource but must be manufactured from a primary energy source (e.g., natural gas or The National Academy of Sciences National Research coal) or from electrolysis of water, which requires electricity.
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examine the need for expanded and enhanced Federal imports and climate change suggests that an earlier introduc research and development programs, changes in regulations, tion of HFCVs, relative to the projections in the 2004 report, grant programs, partnerships between the Federal Govern ment and industry, private sector investments, infrastruc- could be desirable. In assessing the potential of HFCVs to ture investments by the Federal Government and industry, achieve significant reductions in oil imports and CO2 emis educational and public information initiatives, and Federal sions, the committee also benefited from interactions with and State tax incentives to meet the goal established under the NRC's Committee on Review of the Research Program paragraph (1)
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Fuel Partnership: Second Report. Washington, D.C.: The National Academies Press.
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