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Twenty Years After the Embargo: U.S. Oil Import Dependence and How it Can be Reduced

March 1, 1993
Energy Efficiency Research
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This review of direct and indirect oil import costs examines actions that can be taken to reduce future imports. It finds that the U.S. could greatly reduce its oil imports during the next 20 years by increasing energy efficiency and accelerating the introduction of fuels derived from renewable energy sources, particularly in the transport sector. Published in Energy Policy, 1994.

Research Report

Twenty Years After the Embargo: U.S. Oil Import Dependence and How it Can be Reduced

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Fuel Economy International

Authors

Howard Geller
John DeCicco
John A. "Skip" Laitner
Christopher Dyson
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