The transportation fuel and energy use estimates developed a Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) for the End Use Energy Consumption Data Base are documented. The total data base contains estimates of energy use in the United States broken down into many categories within all sectors of the economy: agriculture, mining, construction, manufacturing, commerce, the household, electric utilities, and transportation. The transportation data provided by ORNL generally cover each of the 10 years from 1967 through 1976 (occasionally 1977 and 1978), with omissions in some models. The estimtes are broken down by mode of transport, fuel, region and State, sector of the economy providing transportation, and by the use to which it is put, and, in the case of automobile and bus travel, by the income of the traveler. Fuel types include natural gas, motor and aviation gasoline, residual and diesel oil, liuqefied propane, liquefied butane, and naphtha- and kerosene-type jet engine fuels. Electricity use is also estimated. The mode, fuel, sector, and use categories themselves subsume one, two, or three levels of subcategories, resulting in a very detailed categorization and definitive accounting. (ERA citation 05:030809)
End Use Energy Consumption Data Base: Transportation Sector
1980
426 pages
Report
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English
Energy Use, Supply, & Demand , Transportation , Automotive fuels , Transportation sector , Usa , Consumption rates , Data compilation , Documentation , Electric power , Energy consumption , Energy models , Fuel consumption , Income , Ornl , Regional analysis , Transportation systems , ERDA/320200 , ERDA/298000 , ERDA/290100
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