INDUSTRIAL ENERGY USE: A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

The industrial and agricultural sectors account for approximately 40% of the total energy consumption in the United States. As a companion volume to the Industrial Energy Use Data Book, which will be published in the fall of 1979, this bibliography contains references dealing with the following energy-intensive industrial classifications: chemicals and allied products; primary metal industries; paper and allied products; stone, clay, glass, and concrete products; food and kindred products; construction; agriculture; fabricated metal products; transportation equipment; textile mill products; mining; machinery, except electrical; petroleum and coal products; and electric and electronic equipment. Also included are references on energy production, supplies, and reserves; the environmental impact of processing technologies; and government policies and legislation which affect end-use consumption. All references are keyworded and arranged alphabetically by author or by corporate author if individual authors are not cited in the document. Author, corporate author, sponsor, report number, keyword, and permuted title indices are provided. (ERA citation 04:051867)