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Evolution of Public Response to the Energy Crisis

SciencePublished 19 April 1974
J. Murray, Michael J. Minor, Norman M. Bradburn, Robert Cotterman, Martin Frankel, A E Pisarski
Citations39
SJR quartileQ1
SJR score10.42
SNIP6.62

TL;DR

There is a wide range of technical measures to improve the efficiency of fuel use in industry and if one can resolve the nontechnoeconomic constraints which affect the adoption of these measures, one can look forward to substantial reductions in the fuel required to operate many important industrial processes.

Abstract

There is a wide range of technical measures to improve the efficiency of fuel use in industry. The economic justification for adopting these measures can, as a rule, be readily established. If one can resolve the nontechnoeconomic constraints which affect the adoption of these measures, one can look forward to substantial reductions in the fuel required to operate many important industrial processes.

Keywords

Energy