RMI in the News
Xconomy, February 21, 2012
As Amory Lovins pointed out in his 2011 commencement address at University of California, Berkeley, the most solid foundation for feeling better about the future is to improve it—tangibly, durably, reproducibly, and scalably.
CNET News, February 17, 2012
No oil, no coal, no nuclear. Amory Lovins says combining cutting-edge technology through integrated design is the key to clean energy innovation.
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Harvard Magazine, March-April 2012
Beyond an undertaking that he hoped would be both environmentally and economically sound for The Empire State Building, building-owner Tony Malkin aspired to create a reproducible, scalable process for energy-efficiency retrofits that could be adopted worldwide.
National Geographic, February 17, 2012
David Owen continues to blame energy efficiency for the ills he ascribes to growth and wealth.
Yale Daily News, February 16, 2012
At Yale, Amory Lovins described RMI's strategy for ending the United States’ current “aging, dirty, insecure system” of energy consumption is to use efficiently the renewable energy sources already available.
U.S. News and World Report, February 15, 2012
Car companies have made strides toward lessening the burden of electric vehicles on electric grids.
CNN Money, February 14, 2012
The key to unleashing the power of innovation in new ventures is whole systems integrated design, the modern champion of which is Amory Lovins of Rocky Mountain Institute.
GreenBiz, February 13, 2012
Reinventing Fire recognizes the fundamental business opportunity that will come with transitioning the U.S. transportation system off oil, eliminating external costs, and instead capturing a $3.8 trillion net prize for not using oil.
The Sacramento Bee, February 13, 2012
Reknowned energy-efficiency expert Amory Lovins will give a free talk at UC Davis on Feb. 28.
Denver Business Journal, February 10, 2012
Ned Harvey discusses opportunities for business leaders to gain competitive advantage as we shift to the more efficient use and renewable production of energy.
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