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Current Natural Gas Infrastructure Can Accommodate Future Conversion to Near-Zero Transportation Technology [Policy Brief]
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2018-07-01
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Abstract:This policy brief summarizes findings from the research project which examines how NG infrastructure can be economically and technologically synergistic for both NG and RNG in the near term, and for RNG and other renewables such as hydrogen in the long term. In particular, it examines optimum paths for developing infrastructure in the near term that will accommodate alternative fuels once they become available at the commercial scale. The original design of California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) provides time for the development of advanced, near-zero technologies. The research considers the use of LCFS credits in its analysis.
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Content Notes:Project Name: Potential to Build Current Natural Gas Infrastructure to Accommodate the Future Conversion of Near-Zero Transportation Technology
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