Developing a Metric for the Cost of Green House Gas Abatement

Baker, E. D.; Khatani, S. N.

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Developing a Metric for the Cost of Green House Gas Abatement

2017-02-28
By Baker, E. D. ; Khatani, S. N.

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Baker, E. D. ; Khatani, S. N.

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Massachusetts. Dept. of Transportation ; United States. Federal Highway Administration

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Carbon Dioxide CO2 Emissions Cost Effectiveness Emissions Emissions Reduction Exhaust Gases GHG Greenhouse Gases Transportation Emissions
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UMTC 17.01
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Tech Report
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Massachusetts ; United States

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Massachusetts. Dept. of Transportation
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The authors introduce the levelized cost of carbon (LCC), a metric that can be used to evaluate MassDOT CO2 abatement projects in terms of their cost-effectiveness. The study presents ways in which the metric can be used to rank projects. The data are summarized from a set of MassDOT projects, and an LCC of the projects is calculated. Findings show that the most cost-effective projects in this data set are dominated by Traffic Operations Projects, when co-benefits are ignored.
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ISA#92492
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US Transportation Collection
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