At what real cost?

Article Abstract:

Newly proposed environmental policies call for further reduction of utility emissions of SO2 and NOx, a move that is expected to have far-reaching effect on the nation's energy policy. New environmental policies are expected to affect the electricity industry, particularly the fossil-fired capacity, requiring high costs in emissions reduction technologies and fuel-switching and rendering plants uneconomic because they are at risk.

Administration of Air and Water Resource and Solid Waste Management Programs, Environmental Programs, Evaluation, Environmental policy

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The road to a national energy stategy

Article Abstract:

Analysis of the current energy policy in the United States and the needed changes analysts believe are necessary are outlined. Some topics covered include the effects of economic efficiency, energy security, technology, and regulation and incentives.

Management

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You say IEA, I say IEA

Article Abstract:

International Energy Agency published a report about the concerns about environmental and energy security. The details of the report are briefed.

Energy Conservation, Reports, International Energy Agency

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