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Clean Energy & Clean Transportation 2026

Publisher Richard K. Miller & Associates
Published Dec 01, 2025
Length 96 Pages
SKU # RKM20678607

Description

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

96 Pages
PART I: OVERVIEW
1 GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS
1.1 Overview
1.2 Total Emissions
1.3 Resources
2 AIR POLLUTION EMISSIONS
2.1 Nitrogen Oxides
2.2 Transportation and Power Generation Emissions
2.3 Resources
3 ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION
3.1 U.S. Electric Power Generation
3.2 World Electric Power Generation
3.3 Electric Power Generation in Major Countries
3.4 Resources
4 TRANSPORTATION
4.1 Transportation Emissions
4.2 National Blueprint for Transportation Decarbonization
4.3 Corporate Initiatives
4.4 Resources
PART II: UTILITY SCALE POWER GENERATION
5 HYDROPOWER
5.1 Hydropower Generation
5.2 Largest Hydropower Plants
5.3 Maintaining and Enhancing Hydroelectricity
5.4 Pumped Storage Hydropower
5.5 Engineering Companies
5.6 Current Hydropower Projects
5.7 Resources
6 NUCLEAR POWER
6.1 Nuclear Power Generation
6.2 Global Nuclear Power Generation
6.3 Power Reactor Units
6.4 Recent Commissions
6.5 Current Nuclear Power Projects
6.6 Licensing and Extensions
6.7 Engineering and Construction Services
6.8 Resources
7 SOLAR
7.1 Solar Power Generation
7.2 Solar Power by State
7.3 Largest Solar Farms
7.4 Largest Publically Traded Solar Companies
7.5 Largest Solar Panel Manufacturers
7.6 Largest Engineering and Construction Companies
7.7 Resources
8 WIND
8.1 Wind Power Generation
8.2 Largest Wind Farms
8.3 Generation by State
8.4 Offshore Wind Power
8.5 Distributed Wind Systems
8.6 Engineering Companies
8.7 Market Resources
PART III: EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES
9 GEOTHERMAL
9.1 Geothermal Power Generation
9.2 Market Potential
9.3 Commercialization
9.4 Federal Initiatives
9.5 Resources
10 HYDROGEN
10.1 Hydrogen Economy
10.2 Fuel Cells
10.3 Research Projects To Watch
10.4 Hydrogen Hubs
10.5 Natural Hydrogen
10.6 Hydrogen Storage
10.7 Key Players
10.8 Resources
11 NUCLEAR FUSION
11.1 Technology Overview
11.2 Fusion Reactor Technology
11.3 Research to Watch
11.4 Commercialization
11.5 Resources
12 OCEAN ENERGY
12.1 Technology Overview
12.2 Market Potential
12.3 Research to Watch
12.4 Commercialization
12.5 Resources
13 SMALL MODULAR REACTORS
13.1 Technology Overview
13.2 SMR Companies
13.3 Federal Support
13.4 Resources
PART IV: CLEAN TRANSPORTATION
14 AIR TRANSPORT
14.1 IATA Committment to Net Zero
14.2 Airline Initiatives
14.3 Sustainable Aviation Fuel
14.4 SAF Grand Challenge
14.5 Research to Watch
14.6 Resources
15 ELECTRIC VEHICLES
15.1 Overview
15.2 Marketshare
15.3 U.S. Sales Volume
15.3 EV Registrations by State
15.4 Marketshare
15.3 Charging Infrastructure
15.5 Global EV Sales
15.6 Lithium-Ion Batteries
15.7 Solid State Batteries
15.8 Semi-Solid Electrolyte Batteries
15.9 Market Resources
16 HEAVY-DUTY TRUCKS
16.1 Sector Profile
16.2 Battery-Electric Class 8 Trucks
16.3 Hydrogen Fuel Cell Class 8 Trucks
16.4 SuperTruck Program
16.5 Resources
17 HIGH-SPEED RAIL
17.1 Sector Overview
17.2 Acela
17.3 Brightline
17.4 Brightline West
17.5 California High-Speed Rail
17.6 Resources
18 HYDROGEN VEHICLES
18.1 Overview
18.2 Recent Developments
18.3 Hydrogen Fueling Stations
18.4 Hydrogen Fuel Infrastructure
18.5 Resources
19 MARITIME TRANSPORT
19.1 Sector Overview
19.2 Electric Container Ships
19.3 Nuclear-Powered Ships
19.4 Resources
20 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
20.1 Mass Transit Systems and Utilization
20.2 Environmental Impact
20.3 Amtrak
20.4 Buses
20.5 Rail
20.6 Resources
21 RAIL TRANSPORT
21.1 Sector Overview
21.2 Battery-Electric Locomotives
21.3 Hydrogen Fuel Cell Locomotives
21.4 Resources
APPENDIX - ONLINE RESOURCES
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