Public-Private Technology R&D Partnerships: Lessons From US Partnership for a New Generation of Vehicles
- Topics:
- Automotive,
- Civil and Environmental
- Tags:
- Automobile Company,
- Business Operations,
- Business Structures,
- Finance,
- Manufacturing,
- Partnership,
- R&D,
- Research & Development,
- University Of California
- Source:
- University of California, Davis
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Overview: Government-industry R&D partnerships can play an important role in advancing the public interest. A widely cited example is the Partnership for a New Generation of Vehicles (PNGV). It was launched in 1993 by the Clinton Administration and three US automakers, with the goal of advancing the development of energy efficient vehicles. It has come to be seen as a model, and in many ways it is: it is proceeding according to schedule; it increased the profile of advanced technology opportunities; and it led to better working relationship between the federal government and automakers. It also indirectly led to technology.
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Format: PDF | Size: 168KB | Date: Feb 2005 | Pages: 12
