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EPACT

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EPActEnergy Policy Act
EPACTEnvironmental Policy Act
EPACTEnergy Policy And Conservation Act
EPACTEnergetic Particles: Acceleration, Composition and Transport
EPACTExperimental Psychopathology and Cognitive Therapy (UK)


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However, because EPACT was extended to January 2014, future enhancements to energy efficiency can result in deductions in future tax years.
The starting point for ReNeW will be the issues and gaps identified by the Greenwald, TAP and EPACT reports (available from the public web site).
Recommendations for Executive Action ---------- Recommendation: To accurately determine the progress agencies are making in meeting the requirement to use only alternative fuel in their AFVs, the Secretary of Energy should report annually on agencies' compliance with the alternative fueling requirement of the EPAct.
 
 
 
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