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Input--output capital coefficients for energy technologies. [Input-output model]

Authors: Tessmer, R. G. Jr.;

Input--output capital coefficients for energy technologies. [Input-output model]

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Input-output capital coefficients are presented for five electric and seven non-electric energy technologies. They describe the durable goods and structures purchases (at a 110 sector level of detail) that are necessary to expand productive capacity in each of twelve energy source sectors. Coefficients are defined in terms of 1967 dollar purchases per 10/sup 6/ Btu of output from new capacity, and original data sources include Battelle Memorial Institute, the Harvard Economic Research Project, The Mitre Corp., and Bechtel Corp. The twelve energy sectors are coal, crude oil and gas, shale oil, methane from coal, solvent refined coal, refined oil products, pipeline gas, coal combined-cycle electric, fossil electric, LWR electric, HTGR electric, and hydroelectric.

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Fossil Fuels, Gross National Product, Electric Power, Petroleum Products, Gas Cooled Reactors, Synthetic Fuels, Fossil-Fuel Power Plants, Thermodynamic Cycles 290200* -- Energy Planning & Policy-- Economics & Sociology, 296000 -- Energy Planning & Policy-- Electric Power, Synthetic Petroleum, Fluids, Energy, Organic Compounds, Thermal Power Plants, Capital, Fuel Gas, Coal, Petroleum, Gases, Methane, Other Organic Compounds, Cryogenic Fluids, Hydroelectric Power Plants, Carbonaceous Materials, Policy And Economy, Combined Cycles, Public Utilities, Natural Gas, Fuels, Solvent-Refined Coal, 292000 -- Energy Planning & Policy-- Supply, Gas Fuels, Alkanes, Energy Models, Demand & Forecasting, Occupations, Usa, Production, Shale Oil, Reactors, Hydrocarbons, Mineral Oils, Power, 29 Energy Planning, North America, Water Cooled Reactors, Energy Sources, Oils, Power Plants

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