A multi-agency research and development program for the development of climate change technology

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• Reducing Emissions from Energy End-Use and Infrastructure

• Reducing Potential for Climate Effects of Non-CO2 Greenhouse Gases

• Enhancing Capabilities to Measure and Monitor Emissions

• Capturing and Sequestering Carbon Dioxide

• Reducing Emissions from Energy Supply

U.S. Climate Change Technology Program: Vision and Framework for Strategy and Planning. Report (dated August 2005). 

Presentations

Climate Change Technology – Plans, Programs, and Supporting Policies and Measures [PDF version of MS Powerpoint file;2.1MB] Presentation by Dr. Robert C. Marlay (U.S. Department of Energy) to delegation of German parliamentarians from State Parliament of Landtag von Baden-Wurttemberg. Presentation made at the Council on Environmental Quality on May 19, 2008. Roadmaps From the U.S. Climate Change Technology Program Strategic Plan [PDF version of MS Powerpoint file; 3MB] Presentation by Dr. Robert C. Marlay (U.S. Department of Energy) to workshop organized by the International Energy Agency (IEA). This event was held in Paris, France on May 15-16, 2008. Challenges and Successes in Technology Roadmap Implementation. [PDF version of MS Powerpoint file; 0.7MB] Presentation by Jack Eisenhauer and Ross Brindle from  Energetics Incorporated to workshop organized by the International Energy Agency (IEA). This event was held in Paris, France on May 15-16, 2008. Overview of Climate Change R&D at National Laboratories [PDF version of MS Powerpoint file; 2.0MB] Presentation by Dr. Robert C. Marlay (U.S. Department of Energy) to colloquium on climate change R&D organized by the Harris School of Public Policy, University of Chicago, and the National Commission on Energy Policy. This event was held in Chicago on May 6-7, 2008. More Presentations ...

U.S. Climate Change Technology Program: Technology Options for the Near and Long Term. A compendium (dated September 2005) of technology profiles and ongoing research and development at participating Federal agencies. (posted 14 September 2005)