TAILIEUCHUNG - Carbon Dioxide Emissions from the Generation of Electric Power in the United States

With Oracle Real Application Clusters (as with any other Oracle database) the Oracle Instance (the processes and memory structures allocated on a server to allow access to the data) is de-coupled from the Oracle Database (the physical structures residing on the storage, which actually hold the data. These structures are commonly known as ‘datafiles’). However, a clustered database (using more than one instance) differs from a single instance database in a way that the database can be accessed by multiple instances concurrently. Each instance runs on a separate server in the cluster (formed by Oracle Clusterware). . | Carbon Dioxide Emissions from the Generation of Electric Power in the United States July 2000 Department of Energy Washington DC 20585 Environmental Protection Agency Washington DC 20460 Contacts This report was prepared jointly by the staff of the . Department of Energy and the . Environmental Protection Agency. Questions about this publication as well as other energy inquiries may be directed to the National Energy Information Center on 202 586-8800. Questions regarding specific information in the report may be directed as follows Electric Power Data and Carbon Dioxide Emission Estimates Wiley Barbour 202-260-6972 e-mail Channele Carner 202-426-1270 e-mail Melvin Johnson 202-426-1172 e-mail Rick Morgan 202-564-9143 e-mail Roger Sacquety 202-426-1160 e-mail Stephen Scott 202-426-1149 e-mail Betty Williams 202-426-1269 e-mail Projected Electricity Generation and Carbon Dioxide Emissions Scott Sitzer 202-586-2308 e-mail Voluntary Carbon-Reduction and Carbon-Sequestration Programs Paul McArdle 202-586-4445 e-mail Stephen Calopedis 202-586-1156 e-mail Kate Narburgh 202-564-1846 e-mail Environmental Effects of Federal Restructuring Legislation Tracy Terry 202-586-3383 e-mail ii Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Agency Carbon Dioxide Emissions from the Generation of Electric Power in the United States Contents Page Introduction . 1 Electric Power Industry CO2 Emissions and Generation Share by Fuel Type. 1 Coal. 3 Petroleum. 5 Natural Gas . 5 Nonfossil Fuels . 6 Factors Contributing to Changes in CO2 Emissions and Generation. 6 Economic Growth. 7 Weather . 7 Demand-Side Management . 7 Fossil and Nonfossil Fuels for Electricity .

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