Columbia University / ABOUT THE CENTER / CENTER ON GLOBAL ENERGY POLICY / /
IndustryTerm
low-carbon transportation fuels / transportation sector / transportation / life-cycle greenhouse gas / energy plants / transportation fuels / macroeconomic energy security / energy-equivalent values / waste cooking oil / waste oil / imported oil / natural gas / lowgreenhouse gas / net oil imports / clear best low-carbon technology / finance / oil / large greenhouse gas reductions / energy / energy security goals / greenhouse gas emissions / diesel surface transportation fuel consumption / lowcarbon transportation sector / low greenhouse gas second-generation biofuels / oil supply shocks / lower life-cycle greenhouse gas emissions / low-carbon transportation technologies / electricity generation sector / surface transportation fuel supply / food crops / legal tools / low oil prices / energy industry leaders / climate policy solutions / soybean oil / oil prices / energy-equivalent basis / oil imports / low-carbon technologies / low-greenhouse gas / canola oil / ethanol infrastructure / surface transportation vehicle fuels / less greenhouse gas emissions / foreign oil / /
Organization
Columbia University / Columbia University in the City of New York / SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS SIPA’s mission / Harvard Economics Department / Harvard Kennedy School / Energy Information Administration / Faculty of Arts and Sciences / Center on Global Energy Policy / Council of Economic Advisers / Environmental Protection Agency / /
Person
Ben Meiselman / Jing Li / Scott Irwin / Aaron Smith / JAMES H. STOCK / /
Position
President / Professor of Political Economy / FIGURES EXECUTIVE / fundamental driver / author / PATH FORWARD EXECUTIVE / Chair / Co-Editor / /
THE R E N E WA BL E F UE L STANDARD: A PATH F ORWARD JAMES H. STOCK A PR IL