Annual Energy Outlook 2013

Release Dates: April 15 - May 2, 2013 | Next Early Release Date: December 2013 (See release cycle changes) | correction | full report

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Emissions from energy use

Executive Summary

Coal's share of electric power generation falls over ...Read full section
Renewable fuel use grows at a faster rate than fossil fuel use ...Read full section

Market Trends

Renewable Fuel Standard and California Low ...Read full section
Outlook for U.S. coal production is affected ...Read full section
Concerns about future GHG policies affect ...Read full section
Energy-related carbon dioxide emissions remain below ...Read full section
Power plant emissions of sulfur dioxide are reduced by ...Read full section
Nitrogen oxide emissions show little change from ...Read full section
Energy-related carbon dioxide emissions are sensitive to ...Read full section
Carbon dioxide fee cases generally increase the use of ...Read full section

Issues in Focus

No Sunset and Extended Policies cases ...Read full section
U.S. reliance on imported liquid fuels in alternative scenarios ...Read full section

Legislation and Regulations

Greenhouse gas emissions and corporate average ...Read full section
Recent rulings on the Cross-State Air Pollution ...Read full section
Maximum Achievable Control Technology ...Read full section
State renewable energy requirements ...Read full section
California Assembly Bill 32: Emissions cap-and-trade ...Read full section
California low carbon fuel standard ...Read full section

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Reference Case Tables
Table 18. Energy-Related Carbon Dioxide Emissions by Sector and Source- United States
Table 18.1. Energy-Related Carbon Dioxide Emissions by Sector and Source- New England
Table 18.2. Energy-Related Carbon Dioxide Emissions by Sector and Source- Middle Atlantic
Table 18.3. Energy-Related Carbon Dioxide Emissions by Sector and Source- East North Central
Table 18.4. Energy-Related Carbon Dioxide Emissions by Sector and Source- West North Central
Table 18.5. Energy-Related Carbon Dioxide Emissions by Sector and Source- South Atlantic
Table 18.6. Energy-Related Carbon Dioxide Emissions by Sector and Source- East South Central
Table 18.7. Energy-Related Carbon Dioxide Emissions by Sector and Source- West South Central
Table 18.8. Energy-Related Carbon Dioxide Emissions by Sector and Source- Mountain
Table 18.9. Energy-Related Carbon Dioxide Emissions by Sector and Source- Pacific
Table 19. Energy-Related Carbon Dioxide Emissions by End Use
Table 2. Energy Consumption by Sector and Source- United States
Table 2.1. Energy Consumption by Sector and Source- New England
Table 2.2. Energy Consumption by Sector and Source- Middle Atlantic
Table 2.3. Energy Consumption by Sector and Source- East North Central
Table 2.4. Energy Consumption by Sector and Source- West North Central
Table 2.5. Energy Consumption by Sector and Source- South Atlantic
Table 2.6. Energy Consumption by Sector and Source- East South Central
Table 2.7. Energy Consumption by Sector and Source- West South Central
Table 2.8. Energy Consumption by Sector and Source- Mountain
Table 2.9. Energy Consumption by Sector and Source- Pacific
Table 55. Electric Power Projections for EMM Region- United States
Table 55.1. Electric Power Projections for EMM Region- Texas Regional Entity
Table 55.10. Electric Power Projections for EMM Region- Reliability First Corporation / Michigan
Table 55.11. Electric Power Projections for EMM Region- Reliability First Corporation / West
Table 55.12. Electric Power Projections for EMM Region- SERC Reliability Corporation / Delta
Table 55.13. Electric Power Projections for EMM Region- SERC Reliability Corporation / Gateway
Table 55.14. Electric Power Projections for EMM Region- SERC Reliability Corporation / Southeastern
Table 55.15. Electric Power Projections for EMM Region- SERC Reliability Corporation / Central
Table 55.16. Electric Power Projections for EMM Region- SERC Reliability Corporation / Virginia-Carolina
Table 55.17. Electric Power Projections for EMM Region- Southwest Power Pool / North
Table 55.18. Electric Power Projections for EMM Region- Southwest Power Pool / South
Table 55.19. Electric Power Projections for EMM Region- Western Electricity Coordinating Council / Southwest
Table 55.2. Electric Power Projections for EMM Region- Florida Reliability Coordinating Council
Table 55.20. Electric Power Projections for EMM Region- Western Electricity Coordinating Council / California
Table 55.21. Electric Power Projections for EMM Region- Western Electricity Coordinating Council / Northwest Power Pool Area
Table 55.22. Electric Power Projections for EMM Region- Western Electricity Coordinating Council / Rockies
Table 55.3. Electric Power Projections for EMM Region- Midwest Reliability Council / East
Table 55.4. Electric Power Projections for EMM Region- Midwest Reliability Council / West
Table 55.5. Electric Power Projections for EMM Region- Northeast Power Coordinating Council / Northeast
Table 55.6. Electric Power Projections for EMM Region- Northeast Power Coordinating Council / NYC-Westchester
Table 55.7. Electric Power Projections for EMM Region- Northeast Power Coordinating Council / Long Island
Table 55.8. Electric Power Projections for EMM Region- Northeast Power Coordinating Council / Upstate New York
Table 55.9. Electric Power Projections for EMM Region- Reliability First Corporation / East
Table 8. Electricity Supply, Disposition, Prices, and Emissions

Annual Energy Outlook 2013

Emissions from energy use

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Market Trends

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