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U.S. Climate Change Technology Program Strategic Plan.  See also press release. (posted 20 Sep 2006).

Carbon Lock-In: Barriers to Deploying Climate Change Mitigation Technologies [PDF]. Report (dated November 2007) published by Oak Ridge National Laboratory. (link posted 22 January 2008)

Results of a Technical Review of the U.S. Climate Change Technology Program’s R&D Portfolio [PDF] .  Report (dated May 2006) published by Oak Ridge National Laboratory. (link posted 7 July 2006)

Reducing Emissions from Energy End-Use and Infrastructure

Reducing Potential for Climate Effects of Non-CO2 Greenhouse Gases

Enhancing Capabilities to Measure and Monitor Emissions

Capturing and Sequestering Carbon Dioxide

Reducing Emissions from Energy Supply

U.S. Climate Change Technology Program: Vision and Framework for Strategy and Planning. Report (dated August 2005). 

Climate Change -- Recent Developments and What is the U.S. Doing About It? [PDF version of MS Powerpoint file; 3.7 Mb]. Presentation by Dr. Robert C. Marlay (Deputy Director, Climate Change Technology Program, U.S. Department of Energy) at the DC Council of Engineering and Architectural Societies (DCCEAS) Engineers Week Awards Banquet. The event was held in Silver Spring, MD on February 23, 2008. (posted 4 March 2008)

Testimony of Stephen D. Eule (Director, Climate Change Technology Program, U.S. Department of Energy) before the U.S. Congress, House of Representatives (posted 22 November 2006).

U.S. Approach to Climate Change [PDF version of MS Powerpoint file; 4.2 Mb]. Presentation by Dr. Robert C. Marlay (U.S. Department of Energy) at Addressing Climate Change -- A German-American Dialogue, an event sponsored by the German Chamber of Industry and Commerce and the American Institute for Contemporary German Studies. The event was held at the Climate Institute, Washington, DC, on 26 October 2006.  Also available as MS Powerpoint file [11.9 Mb] (posted 21 November 2006)

U.S. Climate Change Technology Program: Technology Options for the Near and Long Term. A compendium (dated September 2005) of technology profiles and ongoing research and development at participating Federal agencies. (posted 14 September 2005)