Impact of Energy Policy Act of 2005 Section 206 Rebates on Consumers
and Renewable Energy Consumption, With Projections to 2010 |
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Release date: February 2006 Section 206(d) of the Energy Policy Act of 2005 (EPACT 2005), which was signed into law August 8, 2005, provides:
The Energy Information Administration (EIA), with the agreement of the Department, interpreted section 206(d) as calling for a listing of the types of renewable fuels available today, and a listing of those that will be available in the future based on the incentives provided in section 206(d). This report provides that information, and also provides information concerning renewable energy equipment and renewable energy consumption. EIA did not interpret section 206(d) as calling for a calculation of the total availability of various types of renewable fuels, because there is no way to reasonably determine the quantities for many types of renewable fuels such as sunlight or biomass.
General questions regarding the content of the report may be referred to Fred Mayes, Team Leader of the Renewable Information Team (202-586-1508), e-mail: fred.mayes@eia.doe.gov. For technical information, contact as follows: Data and Analysis Louise Guey-Lee (202-586-1293), e-mail: louise.guey-lee@eia.doe.gov National Energy Modeling System Results John Cymbalsky (202-586-4815), e-mail: john.cymbalsky@eia.doe.gov |
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