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Recent trends in energy research and development expenditures

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Report , Other literature type 01 Feb 1985 United States Publisher:Office of Scientific and Technical Information (OSTI)

Authors: Moe, R. J.; Kee, J. R.; Lackey, K. C.; Cronin, F. J.;

doi: 10.2172/6076449

Recent trends in energy research and development expenditures

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Abstract

Objective of this report is to analyze recent trends in industrial research and development (R and D) spending. Emphasis is on energy and energy conservation R and D expenditures. This objective was achieved by performing two tasks. The first task was to collect and assemble data on industrial R and D expenditures in the US from the National Science Foundation (NSF), Office of Industrial Studies. The second task was to graphically and numerically analyze recent trends in total, energy-related, and energy conservation R and D expenditures. Total R and D and energy R and D expenditures for the period 1975 to 1982 were analyzed for each of nine industries: chemicals, petroleum, primary metals, machinery, electrical equipment, aircraft and missiles, professional and scientific instruments, other manufacturing, nonmanufacturing. Energy conservation R and D expenditures for this period were analyzed for each of six industries: chemicals, primary metals, machinery, electrical equipment, other manufacturing, and nonmanufacturing. In addition, for all three types of R and D, trends in expenditures for all industries combined were analyzed.

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United States

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Keywords

Data Analysis, Energy Conservation, Data, Energy, 330, Data Compilation, Policy And Economy, Information, 29 Energy Planning, Numerical Data 291000* -- Energy Planning & Policy-- Conservation, Industry, Expenditures

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