RESEARCH & POLICY
Technical Appendix - Chapter 1 : Enhancing Oil Security
Wednesday, December 1, 2004
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1. Risk of Oil Supply Disruptions
- The
Costs of US Oil Dependency
Ian Parry and Joel Darmstadter, Resources for the Future - The
United States and the Middle East: Policies and
Dilemmas
Amy Myers Jaffe, AMJ Energy Consulting
2. Domestic Oil Production
- Federal Subsidies: How Can They Best Be Targeted? Ecos Consulting
3. Unconventional Oil
4. Strategic Petroleum Reserve
- Basic
Facts About the Strategic Petroleum
Reserve
Staff Background Paper
5. Raising Passenger Vehicle Fuel Economy Standards
- The
Potential of Diesel Technology in Improving the
Fuel Economy of the U.S. Passenger Vehicle
Fleet
Staff Background Paper - Transportation
Policy Options Policy Definitions and
Discussion
Daniel Meszler , Meszler Engineering Services - Assessment
of International Vehicle Fuel Economy
Policies
Michael Walsh, Michael Walsh Associates
6. Reforming CAFE
- Flexibility
Mechanisms for Fuel Economy Standards
Carolyn Fischer, Resources for the Future - CAFE
Safety Valve
Staff Background Paper
7. Address Potential for Adverse Job Impacts through Economic Incentives for Hybrids and Advanced Diesels
- Fuel
Saving Technologies and Facility Conversion:
Costs, Benefits, and Incentives
University of Michigan Transportation, Research Institute and Michigan Manufacturing Technology Center - Manufacturer
Facility Conversion Credit – International
Trade Law Issues
Robert Nordhaus, Van Ness Feldman - Manufacturer
Facility Conversion Credit – Examination of
Potential Structural Limitations in Federal Tax
Law
Robert Nordhaus, Van Ness Feldman
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