Twenty years after the embargo US oil import dependence and how it can be reduced

Geller, Howard; DeCicco, John M.; Laitner, Skip; Dyson, Christopher

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“…These sources vary from domestic producers and refiners to imported sources and alternatives as shown in table 1.4b of the December 2015 Monthly Energy Review (Energy Information Administration, 2015a). The continued dependence of the United States on imported oil and the importance of reducing this dependence is quantified in economic and national security terms (Brown & Huntington, 2015;Geller et al, 1994;Greene, 2010). The cost of the US presence in the Persian Gulf has been evaluated in terms of a national security objective as well as having been linked directly to the oil consumption of the US transportation sector (Delucchi & Murphy, 2008;Stern, 2010).…”

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Department of Defense energy policy and research: A framework to support strategy

2016

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The Department of Defense (DOD) is the major consumer of energy within the Federal government, and it has been directed to implement cost cutting measures related to energy dependence through numerous Executive Orders and Congressional legislation. As a result, the DOD released an Energy Strategy which outlines ways to reduce energy requirements in order to meet both Presidential and Congressional mandates for energy security. With this research, we provide a historical review (1973-2014) of energy policy, legislation, and research. Additionally we identify gaps between strategy and research. The results show that DOD energy research lacks a unifying structure and guiding framework. We propose a knowledge management framework to unify and guide research efforts in direct support of the DOD Energy Strategy.

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Ten years of Energy Efficiency: a bibliometric analysis

2018

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Energy Efficiency is an international journal dedicated to research topics connected to energy with a focus on end-use efficiency issues. In 2018, the journal celebrates its 10 th anniversary. In order to mark it and analyse not only how the journal has been performing over the years, but also which are the trends for academic debate and research in this journal, this article presents a bibliometric overview of the publication and citation structure of the journal during period 2008-2017. The study relies on the Web of Science Core Collection and the Scopus database to collect the bibliographic results. Additionally, the work exploits the visualization of similarities (VOS) viewer software to map graphically the bibliographic material. The research analyses the most cited papers and the most popular keywords. Moreover, the paper studies how the journal connects with other international journals and identifies the most productive authors, institutions and countries. The results indicate that the journal has rapidly grown over the years, obtained a merited position in the scientific community, with contributions from authors all over the world (with Europe as most productive region). Moreover, the journal has focused so far mainly on energy efficiency issues in close relationship with policies and incentives, corporate energy efficiency, consumer behaviour and demand-side management programs, with both industrial, building and transport sectors widely involved. Our discussion concludes with suggested future research avenues, in particular towards coordinated efforts from different disciplines (technical, economic and socio-psychological ones) to address the emerging energy efficiency challenges.

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Overview of the European Union policies to promote more sustainable behaviours in energy end-users

Paolo

2020

Energy and Behaviour

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Twenty years after the embargo US oil import dependence and how it can be reduced

Cited by 5 publications

References 7 publications

Department of Defense energy policy and research: A framework to support strategy

Department of Defense energy policy and research: A framework to support strategy

Ten years of Energy Efficiency: a bibliometric analysis

Overview of the European Union policies to promote more sustainable behaviours in energy end-users

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