This report provides an analysis of the benefits, costs, effectiveness and challenges associated with implementing a demand-response program among commercial class customers located in five San Francisco Bay Area counties.
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Source: California Energy Commission
Date: November 2010
This report provides the results of research relating to past and current household electricity consumption levels. The key findings of past household electricity consumption studies are presented and compared to present consumption levels to mark progress in energy efficiency.
Source: United States Electric Power Research Institute
Date: February 2009
This report addresses the transmission and operational impacts of interconnecting a major increase in the amount of renewable resources to the power grid.
Source: United States California Independent Service Operator
Date: November 2007
This report explores mechanisms that policymakers have implemented to limit feed-in tariff policy costs. If designed clearly and transparently, such mechanisms can align policymaker and market expectations for project deployment. Three different policy tools are evaluated: (1) caps.
Source: United States National Renewable Energy Laboratory, E3 Analytics
Date: July 2011
This document is intended to establish a framework and methodology for site screening, site selection and initial characterization of carbon dioxide geologic sequestration sites that provide stakeholders with a compilation of best practices; communicate the experience gained through the U.S.
Source: United States National Energy Technology Laboratory
Date: November 2010
This atlas updates the carbon dioxide (CO2) sequestration potential for the United States and Canada, and it provides updated information on field activities of the regional carbon sequestration partnerships (RCSPs). In addition, the atlas outlines the U.S.
Source: United States National Energy Technology Laboratory
The U.S. Congressional Research Service (CRS) investigated the feasibility of the transportation portion of carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) activities.
Source: United States Congressional Research Service
Date: January 2008
This manual represents a distillation of best practices for public outreach and education to support carbon dioxide (CO2) storage projects.
Source: United States National Energy Technology Laboratory
Date: December 2009
This report provides guidance to policymakers deciding whether a carbon capture and storage (CCS) “ready policy” is desirable and, if so, selecting levels of requirements for a capture-ready plant, a storage-ready plant, and a transport-ready plant based on their jurisdictions’ characteristics a
Source: Global Carbon Capture and Storage Institute, ICF International
Date: February 2010
The objective of this report is to describe and analyse current approaches to include energy efficiency provisions in new building codes.
Source: International Energy Agency
Date: March 2008