Land Use Issues - Sprawl: The impacts of sprawl on energy use through increased driving/commuting and on the energy infrastructure; i.e. the ability to get the electricity and heating fuels out to the homes : Land Use Issues - Sprawl;#4#

Residential Energy Costs: Impact on residents of the cost of electricity, heating fuels, and means to mitigate cost increases : Residential Energy Costs;#2#

Climate Change: Evaluating and preparing for impacts on Delaware and Delawareans of changing temperatures, weather and sea level rise : Climate Change;#3#

Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Reducing releases of greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide and methane, from people, transportation, and businesses : Greenhouse Gas Emissions;#3#

Industrial and Commercial Energy Use and Costs: Impacts of energy costs on costs of goods produced, industrial energy efficiency, prices relative to neighboring states, etc. : Industrial and Commercial Energy Use and Costs;#4#

Transportation Energy Costs: Impact on residents and businesses of the cost of transportation fuels: Transportation Energy Costs;#4#

Transportation-Related Energy Use: Mass transit (buses, light rail), vehicle fuel efficiency, alternatives for reducing overall energy consumption in the transportation sector, and transportation-related pollution in urban areas: Transportation-Related Energy Use;#4#

Transportation Fuels: Availability of fuels, cost of alternative fuels v. gasoline and diesel, production of bio-diesel, ethanol or other bio-based fuels, alternative fuel vehicles: Transportation Fuels;#4#

Agricultural Energy Use: Impact of cost of fuel and energy on food prices, crops for food or fuel, impact of corn being grown for fuel on Delaware’s poultry industry: Agricultural Energy Use;#4#

Electricity Generation: Developing and maintaining capacity to meet future electricity needs in Delaware: Electricity Generation;#4#

Environmental Impact of Electricity Generation: Types of fuels used to generate electricity (coal, natural gas, oil, wind, biomass, solar): Environmental Impact of Electricity Generation;#4#

Localized Heating and Electricity Generation (i.e. Distributed Generation): Increasing the use of solar electricity generation, solar hot water, fuel cells, geothermal, small wind, etc: Localized Heating and Electricity Generation (i.e. Distributed Generation);#4#

Electricity Transmission and Distribution: New/expanded transmission through Delaware, right of way issues, and developing system capacity infrastructure to serve all areas of the State: Electricity Transmission and Distribution;#4#

Natural Gas Availability: Increasing areas of the state where natural gas is available for residential, commercial and industrial use: Natural Gas Availability;#4#

Energy Technology-Based Economic Development: Encouraging the location and growth of businesses researching, developing, and producing advanced and alternative energy technologies: Energy Technology-Based Economic Development;#4#

Energy Education: Educating students, residents and businesses about energy issues and response options...: Energy Education;#4#

Recycling: Developing feasible alternatives for residents and providing convenient recycling infrastructure: Recycling;#2#

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