Consumption & Efficiency

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Alternative Fuel Vehicle Data

Released: April 8, 2013

This report contains data on the number of onroad alternative fuel vehicles and hybrid vehicles made available by both the original equipment manufacturers and aftermarket vehicle conversion facilities and data on the use of alternative fueled vehicles and the amount of fuel they consume.

Household Vehicles Energy Consumption

Released: November 30, 2005

This report provides newly available national and regional data and analyzes the nation's energy use by light-duty vehicles. This release represents the analytical component of the report, with a data component having been released in early 2005. (archived versions)

 
Road Ahead for Light Duty Vehicle Fuel Demand, The

Released: July 11, 2005

Explores some potential variations in light-duty vehicle demand to illustrate both the magnitude of demand changes and the length of time that it can take to affect demand when different levels of new-vehicle efficiencies and penetrations are assumed

Meeting U.S. Transportation Fuel Demand

Released: October 20, 2004

This presentation outlines some of the issues and challenges ahead for gasoline supply in the United States, with a particular look at international refining and factors affecting gasoline imports.

Supplemental Data for the 2001 NHTS

Released: January 21, 2004

Residential Transportation (RTECS) was conducted in 1983, 1985, 1988, 1991, and 1994 then discontinued.

 
SUPPLEMENTAL ENERGY-RELATED DATA FOR THE 2001 NATIONAL HOUSEHOLD TRAVEL SURVEY

Released: January 1, 2004

APPENDIX K. DOCUMENTATION ON ESTIMATION METHODOLOGIES FOR FUEL ECONOMY AND FUEL COST

 
Outlook for Transportation Fuel Supplies, 2003 and Beyond

Released: February 18, 2003

Presented by: Mary J. Hutzler, Acting EIA Administrator Washington, DC February 18, 2003

Review of Transportation Issues & Comparison of Infrastructure Costs for a Renewable Fuels Standard

Released: September 1, 2002

This paper analyzes the inter-regional transportation issues and associated costs for increased distribution of renewable fuels with the assumption that ethanol will be used to meet the standards.

 
Odometer Versus Self-Reported Estimates of Vehicle Miles Traveled

Released: August 1, 2000

The findings described here compare odometer readings with self-reported estimates of Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) to investigate to what extent self-reported VMT is a reliable surrogate for odometer-based VMT.

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