'Transportation fuels' presentation slideshows

Uniting Leaders for a Common Energy Goal Oklahoma Renewable Energy Council November 14, 2007

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Natural Gas and Transportation Fuels

Natural Gas and Transportation Fuels. Eric Cutter Energy & Environmental Economics, Inc. (E3) Presented to: Natural Gas and Transportation Fuels Subcommittee Boise, Idaho August 2, 2006. 353 Sacramento Street, Suite 1700 San Francisco, CA 94111 Telephone: (415) 391-5100

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Woody Biomass Overview

Woody Biomass Overview. Energy Demand. Worldwide demand for fossil fuels projected to increase dramatically over the next 20 years Fossil fuel will come from politically unstable countries or undesirable locations The US uses more fossil fuels than the next 5 highest consuming countries

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CATALYSIS IN THE PRODUCTION OF FUTURE TRANSPORTATION FUELS

CATALYSIS IN THE PRODUCTION OF FUTURE TRANSPORTATION FUELS. How long will Fossil Hydrocarbon fuels last ?. FUEL Reserve/Production Oil 40 years Natural Gas 65 years Coal / tar sands 200 years

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Outlook for Transportation Fuel Imports into California

Outlook for Transportation Fuel Imports into California. 2007 IEPR Transportation Energy & Infrastructure Analysis Sacramento, CA May 8, 2007 Gordon Schremp Fuels and Transportation Division California Energy Commission. Presentation Topics.

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Biomass Energy

Biomass Energy. Prof. Park UTI-111 Essex County College. How Biomass Energy Works.

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The message

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Energy Research and Policy

Energy Research and Policy. Ernest J. Moniz Cecil and Ida Green Professor Of Physics and Engineering Systems Co-Director, Laboratory for Energy and the Environment May 10, 2006. Perfect Storm of Energy Challenges. Energy supply and demand

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An Overview of Global Energy Issues

An Overview of Global Energy Issues. Presented by Robert Rapier Merica International, LLC For Orlando Energy Conference November 16, 2009. Outline. My Paradigm The Easy Oil is Gone The Global Oil Picture The Pressure on Prices What will replace oil?

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Joshua Demeo , Yin Wong, Cuiwen He, and Yang Liu May 31, 2012

Joshua Demeo , Yin Wong, Cuiwen He, and Yang Liu May 31, 2012. Background . Biofuels are currently produced from carbohydrates and lipids in feedstock Problems: The algae based schemes have limited efficiency due to feedstock cultures having to be starved

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Production of Oxygenated Fuel Additives using Nitrogen Based Acidic Ionic Liquids

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Low-Carbon Transportation for Oregon John Galloway Program Director Oregon Environmental Council

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Alternative Fuels: Ethanol

Alternative Fuels: Ethanol. What is ethanol?. GM Commercial CH 3 CH 2 OH Ethanol is a clean-burning, high-octane fuel that is produced from renewable sources. At its most basic, ethanol is grain alcohol, produced from crops such as corn.

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Engaging China on Reducing Air Pollution

Engaging China on Reducing Air Pollution. 11 January 2008 Dennis Leaf U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Washington, DC USA. Introduction. The U.S. is engaged with China on reducing air pollution on two main tracks

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The Legislative Need for Ethanol

Dependence, Consumption, Reserves, and Security. The Legislative Need for Ethanol. US OIL Consumption. Ninety-five percent of transportation fuels are derived from petroleum, the majority of which is imported. The numbers tell the story.

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AB 1007 -- 2050 Vision _____________ Mike Scheible Air Resources Board Deputy Executive Officer

AB 1007 -- 2050 Vision _____________ Mike Scheible Air Resources Board Deputy Executive Officer. March 7, 2007. CEC/ARB Workshop May 31, 2007. AB 1007: Need to Look Beyond 2022. AB 1007 requires forecasts to 2022, But - many reasons to look farther ahead

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Cellulose to Ethanol

Cellulose to Ethanol. August 2,3 2006 EMF Workshop on Climate Change Impacts and Integrated Assessment John C. Houghton Co-conspirators: Tom Wilson (EPRI), Steve Smith (PNNL/U MD), Steven Rose (EPA) John.Houghton@science.doe.gov

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