Abstract
The status of Federal Government tax incentives for energy and development in liquid transportation fuels is reported. Congress in accordance with the Tax and Budget Reconciliation Act of 1990 reduced taxes to stimulate domestic production in oil and gas industries. Tax credit for geothermal energy technology and solar energy technology was extended one more year. Incentives for alcohol fuels were slightly reduced but extended for 10 years. Support for alcohol fuels came from consideration of oxygenated and reformulated gasoline standards in the Clean Air Act to go into effect in 1992 and 1995. Involved in liquid transformation fuel development were reformulated gasoline, higher octane value, alcohol fuels, etc. Congress debated automobile fuel standards in the enactment of the Clean Air Act of 1990. The role of and tax for ethanol fuel were also debated. Technical conditions for these fuels and the status of reformulated gasoline market are described in this report. (NEDO)
Citation Formats
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Quarterly Report to the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization, Washington, D.C., by Analysis Review and Critique, dated December 19, 1990.
Japan: N. p.,
1990.
Web.
None.
Quarterly Report to the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization, Washington, D.C., by Analysis Review and Critique, dated December 19, 1990.
Japan.
None.
1990.
"Quarterly Report to the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization, Washington, D.C., by Analysis Review and Critique, dated December 19, 1990."
Japan.
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title = {Quarterly Report to the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization, Washington, D.C., by Analysis Review and Critique, dated December 19, 1990}
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abstractNote = {The status of Federal Government tax incentives for energy and development in liquid transportation fuels is reported. Congress in accordance with the Tax and Budget Reconciliation Act of 1990 reduced taxes to stimulate domestic production in oil and gas industries. Tax credit for geothermal energy technology and solar energy technology was extended one more year. Incentives for alcohol fuels were slightly reduced but extended for 10 years. Support for alcohol fuels came from consideration of oxygenated and reformulated gasoline standards in the Clean Air Act to go into effect in 1992 and 1995. Involved in liquid transformation fuel development were reformulated gasoline, higher octane value, alcohol fuels, etc. Congress debated automobile fuel standards in the enactment of the Clean Air Act of 1990. The role of and tax for ethanol fuel were also debated. Technical conditions for these fuels and the status of reformulated gasoline market are described in this report. (NEDO)}
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title = {Quarterly Report to the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization, Washington, D.C., by Analysis Review and Critique, dated December 19, 1990}
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abstractNote = {The status of Federal Government tax incentives for energy and development in liquid transportation fuels is reported. Congress in accordance with the Tax and Budget Reconciliation Act of 1990 reduced taxes to stimulate domestic production in oil and gas industries. Tax credit for geothermal energy technology and solar energy technology was extended one more year. Incentives for alcohol fuels were slightly reduced but extended for 10 years. Support for alcohol fuels came from consideration of oxygenated and reformulated gasoline standards in the Clean Air Act to go into effect in 1992 and 1995. Involved in liquid transformation fuel development were reformulated gasoline, higher octane value, alcohol fuels, etc. Congress debated automobile fuel standards in the enactment of the Clean Air Act of 1990. The role of and tax for ethanol fuel were also debated. Technical conditions for these fuels and the status of reformulated gasoline market are described in this report. (NEDO)}
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