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A National Vision of America's Transition to a Hydrogen Economy: 2030 and Beyond

Department of Energy report from 2001 explaining the various technologies that could implemented using hydrogen
Hydrogen can be obtained from biomass, fossil fuels or water
Can be used for fuel cells, fuel additives, internal combustion engines, portable power, and propulsion systems

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Advanced Energy Initiative

The section on Energy emphasizes President Bush's move to biofuels in the short-term; fuel cells, nuclear, and renwable sources in the long-term, as well as energy efficiency standards; also Advanced Energy Initiative and his Reliable, Affordable, and Environmentally Sound Energy for America's Future, written in 2001

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Alternative Energy and Alternative Use Program

Includes press releases, regulations, projects, presentations, graphics, definitions, and links to related agencies and offices

Alternative Fuels

Alternative Automobile Electricity Heating Biofuels Yes ... ... Coal Liquified coal being tested for military aircraft Yes

Alternative Fuels (Edmunds)

Clear explanation of all alternatives: biodiesel, compressed natural gas, electric, ethanol, fuel-cells, methanol, and woodgas

Alternative Fuels and Advanced Technologies: Issues In Congress (2006)

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