Bio-jet fuels currently represent the only viable option for significantly reducing emissions from aviation without cutting the number of flights flown. Policy Exchange explores ways to develop and commercialize these bio-jet fuels.
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What are the levelized costs for generating various types of energy? This paper compares coal, natural gas, nuclear and various renewable energies by cost.
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Revisions of the Renewable Fuel Standard Program for the implementation of the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007.
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Real-time graphs of electricity/gas usage of UK public buildings, updated every 5 seconds
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Easy-to-understand answers to common questions about energy.
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EIA breaks down how much liquid fuel has been imported by the US since 2007.
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A report of historical annual energy statistics, including all forms of energy used in the US.
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The Atlas of Rural and Small-Town America assembles statistics on four broad categories of socioeconomic factors: People, Jobs, Agriculture, and County classifications.
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Opinion article on the reshaping of education programs to meet demands of the biofuel sector.
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In this research article, an isobutanol biosynthesis pathway was designed in Bacillus subtilis, a notable solvent-tolerant host.
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