U.S. Synthetic Fuels Corporation / The RAND Corporation / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
ZAR / USD / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / / /
IndustryTerm
energy demand / energy markets / greenhouse gas emissions / chemical process industry / low oil yields / gasoline / oil shale / transportation / home heating oil / crude oil / greater energy security / oil fields / liquid products / crude oil prices / abundant and rich oil shale deposits / high energy density / distillate fuel oil / combat support systems / renewable energy-producing technologies / technology development / objective analysis and effective solutions / energy efficiency / plant site / oil markets / oil / oil prices / energy technology / /
Organization
Congress / Federal government / U.S. Department of Energy / Subcommittee on Terrorism / Unconventional Threats and Capabilities / Subcommittee on Readiness / House Armed Services Committee / Department of Defense / Subcommittee on Terrorism / Unconventional Threats and Capabilities United States House of Representatives / /
Person
JAMES T. BARTIS CT / RAND MG / / /
Position
author / Senior Policy Researcher / /
ProvinceOrState
Utah / Wyoming / Colorado / California / /
Technology
assessing energy technology / renewable energy-producing technologies / /
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