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A Strategic Approach to Energy Policy

A Strategic Approach to Energy Policy. James Gover November 8, 2012. EPC Vision for US Energy Cost Economic Environmental Government Availability Domestic Sources Reliability Post National Disasters Public Safety Diversity. Energy Choices. Electricity Generation Hydropower Nuclear

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A Strategic Approach to Energy Policy

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  1. A Strategic Approach to Energy Policy James Gover November 8, 2012

  2. EPC Vision for US Energy CostEconomic Environmental Government AvailabilityDomestic SourcesReliability Post National Disasters Public Safety Diversity

  3. Energy Choices • Electricity Generation • Hydropower • Nuclear • Coal • Natural Gas • Sustainable Energy • Solar • Photovoltaics • Solar Thermal • Wind • Geothermal • Wave and Tidal Energy • Transportation Energy • Gasoline • Diesel Fuel • Natural Gas • Biofuels

  4. Today’s State for Each Energy Type • Cost • Installation • Maintenance and Operation • Remaining Technical Challenges • Lifetime • Tax Policy • R&D Policy • Environmental Policy • Competitiveness of Companies

  5. Will Today’s Energy Policies Accomplish Vision? Articulate Shortcomings

  6. Do The Arithmetic Vision For Energy - Current Energy Policies = Proposed New Energy Policies

  7. Questions?

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