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    The National Energy Policy Development Group was tasked with developing a national energy policy by President George W. Bush. The resulting report outlines America's energy challenges and makes recommendations in 8 areas: taking stock of energy issues; impacts of high energy prices; protecting the environment; increasing conservation and efficiency; increasing domestic energy supplies; increasing renewable and alternative energy; improving energy infrastructure; and strengthening global energy relationships. The report calls for an energy policy that plans for the future while meeting current needs, and one that allows development of natural resources while protecting the environment.

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    The National Energy Policy Development Group was tasked with developing a national energy policy by President George W. Bush. The resulting report outlines America's energy challenges and makes recommendations in 8 areas: taking stock of energy issues; impacts of high energy prices; protecting the environment; increasing conservation and efficiency; increasing domestic energy supplies; increasing renewable and alternative energy; improving energy infrastructure; and strengthening global energy relationships. The report calls for an energy policy that plans for the future while meeting current needs, and one that allows development of natural resources while protecting the environment.

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    National

    Energy
    Policy

    Report of the
    National Energy Policy Development Group

    May 2001
    Reliable, Affordable, and
    Environmentally Sound
    Energy for America’s Future
    Report of the

    National Energy Policy Development Group

    “America must have an energy policy that plans


    for the future, but meets the needs of today.
    I believe we can develop our natural resources
    and protect our environment.”

    — President George W. Bush


    For Sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S Government Printing Office

    Internet: bookstore.gpo.gov Phone: (202) 512-1800 Fax: (202) 512-2250

    Mail: Stop SSOP, Washington, DC 20402-0001

    ISBN 0-16-050814-2
    Members of theÄ
    National Energy Policy Development GroupÄ
    DICK CHENEY
    The Vice President

    COLIN L. POWELL
    The Secretary of State

    PAUL O’NEILL
    The Secretary of the Treasury

    GALE NORTON
    The Secretary of the Interior

    ANN M. VENEMAN
    The Secretary of Agriculture

    DONALD L. EVANS
    The Secretary of Commerce

    NORMAN Y. MINETA
    The Secretary of Transportation

    SPENCER ABRAHAM
    The Secretary of Energy

    JOE M. ALLBAUGH
    The Director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency

    CHRISTINE TODD WHITMAN


    The Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency

    JOSHUA B. BOLTEN
    The Assistant to the President and Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy

    MITCHELL E. DANIELS
    The Director of the Office of Management and Budget

    LAWRENCE B. LINDSEY
    The Assistant to the President for Economic Policy

    RUBEN BARRALES
    Deputy Assistant to the President and Director of Intergovernmental Affairs

    Executive Director: Andrew D. Lundquist


    Contents
    Taking Stock
    1 Energy Challenges Facing the United States

    Striking Home
    2 The Impacts of High Energy Prices on Families, Communities, and Businesses

    Protecting America’s Environment


    3 Sustaining the Nation’s Health and Environment

    Using Energy Wisely


    4 Increasing Energy Conservation and Efficiency

    Energy for a New Century


    5 Increasing Domestic Energy Supplies

    Nature’s Power
    6 Increasing America’s Use of Renewable and Alternative Energy

    America’s Energy Infrastructure


    7 A Comprehensive Delivery System

    Strengthening Global Alliances


    8 Enhancing National Energy Security and International Relationships

    Appendix One
    Summary of Report Recommendations

    Appendix Two
    Glossary

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