Prospective Evaluation of Applied Energy Research and Development at D

Prospective Evaluation of Applied Energy Research and Development at D, Volume 1, provides a technical examination of federal energy program effectiveness. This science text analyzes how the U.S. Department of Energy manages applied energy research and development. Following mandates like the Government Performance and Results Act, the National Research Council investigates the use of quantitative indicators to measure program outcomes. The report addresses the complexities of assessing research value by weighing economic effects against environmental and energy security impacts.

This volume focuses on refining methodologies for evaluating the future payoff of ongoing research activities. By examining specific case studies, the text explores how to account for the likelihood of technical success and the potential benefits of government involvement. Prospective Evaluation of Applied Energy Research and Development at D, Volume 1, serves as a critical resource for understanding the integration of performance metrics and budgeting within large-scale scientific initiatives.