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NCSE 2012: Amory Lovins Interview

Amory Lovins of the Rocky Mountain Institute discusses his keynote address and the themes coming out of it. WATCH VIDEO »

Together We Can Help Create a World Thriving, Verdant and Secure

Rocky Mountain Institute's Amory Lovins thanks our donors for their support to help all of us achieve a shared vision of a cleaner, safer, healthier world. WATCH VIDEO »

Amory Lovins' presentation at the Reinventing Fire Launch

Amory Lovins presents at the Reinventing Fire official launch at the National Geographic headquarters in Washington, D.C. WATCH VIDEO »

Amory Lovins - Reinventing Fire, Berkeley Lab Distinguished Lecture Series. May 5th, 2011

A prosperous, secure, and climate-stable world must shift from fossil fuels to efficient use and benign supply. The pieces of this puzzle are now falling into place in a detailed transdisciplinary synthesis underway at Rocky Mountain Institute for publication in September 2011. WATCH VIDEO »

Lovins on Baseload Power: What I Would Have Said on Bloomberg TV....Given the Chance

This week, Amory Lovins, chairman of the Rocky Mountain Institute and author of "Reinventing Fire: Bold Business Solutions for the New Energy Era," appeared on Pimm Fox's "Taking Stock" on Bloomberg TV along with Gordon Johnson, an analyst at Axiom Capital Management Inc., to talk about the outlook for shares of solar energy companies. See how Lovins would have responded to Fox's baseload power question--if he had the opportunity to respond. The bottom line? The costs of integrating variable renewables into the grid are well-known; distributed renewables are more resilient and reliable than fossil-fuel based suplies such as coal or nuclear--with similar or better economics. WATCH VIDEO »