Bibliographic Citation
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DOI | 10.2172/6393862 |
Title | US energy R and D: policy and priorities |
Creator/Author | Weinberg, A.M. |
Publication Date | 1974 Jan 01 |
OSTI Identifier | OSTI ID: 6393862 |
Report Number(s) | DOE/TIC-10716 |
Resource Type | Technical Report |
Research Org | Department of Energy, Washington, DC (USA) |
Subject | 29 ENERGY PLANNING, POLICY AND ECONOMY; ENERGY; RESEARCH PROGRAMS; ENERGY POLICY; DECISION MAKING; ENERGY CONSERVATION; ENERGY SOURCE DEVELOPMENT; GOVERNMENT POLICIES; LAND USE; LIFE STYLES; PROJECT INDEPENDENCE; USA; NORTH AMERICA |
Description/Abstract | The primary purpose of energy research is to help implement and advance energy policy. Energy research reveals new possibilities and new options that ought to influence energy policy. Project Independence, dominated by our commitment to energy self-sufficiency, is our shorter term energy policy, but is not the entire energy policy. Decisions are now being made concerning nuclear plant siting and conservation that go much beyond any immediate commitment to self-sufficiency. Both energy policy and energy research and development strategy are presently in transition, largely due to new governmental structures being created. Even when ERDA and FEA are in place, there will remain the matter of assuring that ERDA research policies are consistent with FEA energy policies and that FEA energy policies take adequate account of the new options created by ERDA's studies. Long-range modalities - solar, geothermal, fusion, fission breeders - are briefly discussed. |
Country of Publication | United States |
Language | English |
Format | Size: Pages: 11 |
Availability | Dep. NTIS, PC A02/MF A01. |
System Entry Date | 2007 May 21 |
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