Electric power generation and transportation account for over one-half of greenhousegas emissions and pollution in the United States. Clean Energy & Clean Transportation2026 assesses technologies and solutions in the two sectors. Clean Energy & Clean Transportation 2026 assesses established renewable resourcesfor utility scale power generation including hydro power, solar, and wind, as well asnuclear power. The assessment provides current electric power generation data, identifies market leaders, and looks at the engineering & construction market. Cleanenergy technologies in the development stage are also assessed, including geothermal, hydrogen, nuclear fusion, ocean energy, and small modular reactors. The assessment of clean transportation includes air transport, electric vehicles, heavy-duty trucks, high-speed rail, hydrogen vehicles, maritime transport, publictransportation, and rail transport. Richard Miller, the author, is a certified energy engineer and is recognized as a Legendin Energy by the Association of Energy Engineers.
Table of Contents
PART I: OVERVIEWPART II: UTILITY SCALE POWER GENERATIONPART III: EMERGING TECHNOLOGIESPART IV: CLEAN TRANSPORTATION
1 GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS
2 AIR POLLUTION EMISSIONS
3 ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION
4 TRANSPORTATION
5 HYDROPOWER
6 NUCLEAR POWER
7 SOLAR
8 WIND
9 GEOTHERMAL
10 HYDROGEN
11 NUCLEAR FUSION
12 OCEAN ENERGY
13 SMALL MODULAR REACTORS
14 AIR TRANSPORT
15 ELECTRIC VEHICLES
16 HEAVY-DUTY TRUCKS
17 HIGH-SPEED RAIL
18 HYDROGEN VEHICLES
19 MARITIME TRANSPORT
20 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
21 RAIL TRANSPORT
