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America’s Energy Future: Technology and Transformation - Summary Edition
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America’s Energy Future Project
In 2007, the National Academies initiated the America’s Energy Future (AEF) project (Figure C.1) to facilitate a productive national policy debate about the nation’s energy future. The Phase I study, headed by the Committee on America’s Energy Future and supported by the three separately constituted panels whose members are listed in this appendix, will serve as the foundation for a Phase II portfolio of subsequent studies at the Academies and elsewhere, to be focused on strategic, tactical, and policy issues, such as energy research and development priorities, strategic energy technology development, policy analysis, and many related subjects.
PANEL ON ENERGY EFFICIENCY TECHNOLOGIES
LESTER B. LAVE, Carnegie Mellon University, Chair
MAXINE L. SAVITZ, Honeywell, Inc. (retired), Vice Chair
R. STEPHEN BERRY, University of Chicago
MARILYN A. BROWN, Georgia Institute of Technology
LINDA R. COHEN, University of California, Irvine
MAGNUS G. CRAFORD, LumiLeds Lighting
PAUL A. DeCOTIS, Long Island Power Authority
JAMES DeGRAFFENREIDT, JR., WGL Holdings, Inc.
HOWARD GELLER, Southwest Energy Efficiency Project
DAVID B. GOLDSTEIN, Natural Resources Defense Council
ALEXANDER MacLACHLAN, E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company (retired)
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FIGURE C.1 America’s Energy Future Project.
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WILLIAM F. POWERS, Ford Motor Company (retired)
ARTHUR H. ROSENFELD, California Energy Commission
DANIEL SPERLING, University of California, Davis
PANEL ON ALTERNATIVE LIQUID TRANSPORTATION FUELS
MICHAEL P. RAMAGE, ExxonMobil Research and Engineering Company (retired), Chair
G. DAVID TILMAN, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, Vice Chair
DAVID GRAY, Noblis, Inc.
ROBERT D. HALL, Amoco Corporation (retired)
EDWARD A. HILER, Texas A&M University (retired)
W.S. WINSTON HO, Ohio State University
DOUGLAS R. KARLEN, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service
JAMES R. KATZER, ExxonMobil Research and Engineering Company (retired)
MICHAEL R. LADISCH, Purdue University and Mascoma Corporation
JOHN A. MIRANOWSKI, Iowa State University
MICHAEL OPPENHEIMER, Princeton University
RONALD F. PROBSTEIN, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
HAROLD H. SCHOBERT, Pennsylvania State University
CHRISTOPHER R. SOMERVILLE, Energy Biosciences Institute
GREGORY STEPHANOPOULOS, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
JAMES L. SWEENEY, Stanford University
PANEL ON ELECTRICITY FROM RENEWABLE RESOURCES
LAWRENCE T. PAPAY, Science Applications International Corporation (retired), Chair
ALLEN J. BARD, University of Texas, Austin, Vice Chair
RAKESH AGRAWAL, Purdue University
WILLIAM L. CHAMEIDES, Duke University
JANE H. DAVIDSON, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis
J. MICHAEL DAVIS, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
KELLY R. FLETCHER, General Electric
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CHARLES F. GAY, Applied Materials, Inc.
CHARLES H. GOODMAN, Southern Company (retired)
SOSSINA M. HAILE, California Institute of Technology
NATHAN S. LEWIS, California Institute of Technology
KAREN L. PALMER, Resources for the Future, Inc.
JEFFREY M. PETERSON, New York State Energy Research and Development Authority
KARL R. RABAGO, Austin Energy
CARL J. WEINBERG, Pacific Gas and Electric Company (retired)
KURT E. YEAGER, Galvin Electricity Initiative