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Transportation systems in the U.S. and around the world face the challenge of providing for increased mobility of people and goods while reducing impacts on the environment and finding sustainable sources of energy. Governmental policies, from investment in research to information, efficiency or emissions standards and fiscal measures, play a critical role in the effort to create a sustainable transportation system. The Transportation Energy and Environmental Policy program conducts research and policy analysis to support the development of efficient, effective and equitable policies to achieve a sustainable transportation system.
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Energy
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| Primary Contact: David Greene | |
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Hwang Rick Schmoyer Tykey Truett |
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Recent Work:
Analysis
of impacts and effectiveness of fuel economy standards
Modeling
long-term energy transitions for transportation
Draft report
on reformulated diesel fuel study: Estimating
Impacts of
Diesel Fuel Reformulation with Vector-based Blending, Draft, ORNL/TM-2000/225.
Completed preliminary "Comparison
of Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel Fuel and
Off-road Phase-in Alternatives."
Motor Fuel Consumption
Analysis and Modeling
Analysis of environmental
impacts of transportation in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Transportation
Energy Data Book: Edition 26
Investigation
of Class 2b Trucks
An
Analysis of the Impact of Sport Utility Vehicles in the United States
Useful
Links, Resources, and Web Based Tools
Fuel
Economy Website
Transportation Energy
Data Book
Transportation
Research Board Committees
Intergovernmental
Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
FreedomCAR & Vehicle Technologies Program