Analyses of the National Energy Plan: The Effects on Transportation

Burke, Dock; McFarland, W. F.

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Analyses of the National Energy Plan: The Effects on Transportation

1977-05-01
By Burke, Dock ; McFarland, W. F.

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Alternative Title:

National Energy Plan Assessment Monograph Series Number 1
Creators:

Burke, Dock ; McFarland, W. F.
Corporate Creators:

Texas Transportation Institute. Texas A&M University
Subject/TRT Terms:

Analysis Energy Conservation Energy Consumption Impact Studies Surveys Transportation
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Texas ; United States
Corporate Publisher:

Texas Transportation Institute. Texas A&M University
Abstract:

This monograph focuses upon the transportation aspects of the recently proposed National Energy Plan. It contains a point- by - point analysis of elements, specifically mentioned in the National Energy Plan, that relate directly to transportation. When appropriate, the analyses have generated some forecasts of the expected effects upon Texas and/or the U.S should the proposals be enacted in their present form. The reader is advised that the substance of the paper is a collection of partial analyses of selected elements (mainly conservation) and that no overall critique of the entire National Energy Plan has been attempted.
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