 | Clean Technology 2008
Bio Energy, Renewables, Green Building, Smart Grid, Storage, and Water
Chapter 4: Smart Grid, Transmission, Policy |
| | Natural Gas - A Bridge and a Destination | | Authors: | C. Michael Ming | | Affilation: | Research Partnership to Secure Energy for America, US | | Pages: | 238 - 241 | | Keywords: | natural gas, unconvetional gas, low carbon | | Abstract: | Among energy sources, clean burning natural gas is uniquely positioned to serve not only as a low carbon bridge to a new clean and sustainable energy future but to also be a part of that sustainable future. With production from new and abundant domestic resources, to consumption where natural gas is the most diverse fuel available today, the unequaled upstream and downstream efficiency potential in areas such as combined cycle generation, distributed generation, combined heat and power and co-generation, all enhanced by its low carbon intensity and criteria pollutants, domestic natural gas is a viable component of a long term clean energy portfolio at scale. Continued development of both technology and intellectual capital is critical to perpetuate this practical and environmentally friendly energy source which currently provides approximately 20% of U.S. energy supply. |  | This paper is available to CTSI members in PDF© format. | | ISBN: | 1-4200-8502-0 |
| Pages: | 724 |
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