WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
WHAT POWERS OUR WORLD
THE MOST IMPORTANT THING
30 YEARS TO A SOLUTION
RECIPE FOR THE FUTURE
ALL BENEFITS HAVE COSTS
PUT THE RABBIT BACK IN THE HAT
HOW DIRTY A WORD?
LIGHTNING IN A BOTTLE
PAY NOW, REAP LATER
BUT NOT INDEPENDENCE
THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT?
THE INSIDE LOOK
100 YEARS AND GETTING THERE
CHEAP AND DIRTY
IT’S ALL ABOUT THE BATTERY
TAMING THE FIREBALL
WAS THE IDEAL RESOURCE
THE LONG WINDING ROAD
ABUNDANT AND CLEANER
HIGH POWER, HARD TO HANDLE
THE ECONOMIC GAS PEDAL
$UPER CLEAN
TO A BIGGER, SMARTER GRID
AFFORDABLE IF NOT UNAFFORDABLE
The most important thing
Efficiency makes everything better. It means we can power more people, with fewer emissions. It makes today's energy supplies last longer, and lower powered energies of the future have more impact. Efficiency reduces energy imports and helps stabilize prices. And it saves money, for families, businesses and governments. Efficiency is the place to start, and we need to start today.
Dr. Scott Tinker outlines the many benefits of energy efficiency
Jesse Ausubel Program for the Human Environment, Rockefeller University
On technology and choice to reduce energy use
Full Interview
Dr. Lynn Orr and Dr. Sally Benson Stanford University Energy Program Directors
Describing energy efficiency options
Full Interview
Dr. Richard Muller Physicist, Berkeley National Lab and Professor, UC Berkeley
On increasing efficiency through technology and education
Full Interview
Barry Smitherman Chairman, Public Utility Commission of Texas
On reducing the growth of energy demand
Full Interview
Helge Lund CEO of Statoil
On the immediate opportunities of efficiency
Full Interview
Jesse Ausubel Program for the Human Environment, Rockefeller University
On how to encourage efficiency
Full Interview
Dr. Dan Sperling Director, Institute of Transportation Studies, UC Davis
On the many benefits of energy efficiency
Full InterviewSwitch Energy Project
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