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AUTHOR: Lovins, Amory
DOCUMENT ID: E08-07
YEAR: 2008
DOCUMENT TYPE: Interview
Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper and RMI Chief Scientist Amory Lovins discuss energy policy including how to design walkable cities, how to drill for efficiency and what governments can do to accelerate the clean energy revolution.
AUTHOR: Lovins, Amory
DOCUMENT ID: E06-02
YEAR: 2006
DOCUMENT TYPE: Presentation
In this invited testimony to the US Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources (SD-366, 0930-1130), Amory Lovins explained how innovation in business strategies, technologies, and policies can lead to energy independence, energy security, and prosperity.
AUTHORS:
Browning, Bill
Eubanks, Huston
DOCUMENT ID: D04-23
YEAR: 2004
DOCUMENT TYPE: Guide
This guide, published by Eley Associates in consultation with RMI, can be used as a source of information to help designers and builders decide if performance contracting is appropriate for specific projects. A step-by-step guide to creating performance contracts is provided.
AUTHOR: Lovins, Amory
DOCUMENT ID: E04-10
YEAR: 2004
DOCUMENT TYPE: Letter
This letter was written in 2004 to the National Highway Safety Traffic Administration regarding the Automobile Fuel Economy Standards Program. In the letter, Lovins evaluates the NHTSA's proposed policies and suggests improvements based on vehicle efficiency and safety.
AUTHORS:
McFarlane, Robert
Lovins, Amory
DOCUMENT ID: S03-03
YEAR: 2003
DOCUMENT TYPE: Journal or Magazine Article
This editorial describes the 2001 National Energy Policy Initiative, an effort by bipartisan energy policy experts to come to a consensus on the nation's energy needs for security, prosperity, justice and environmental quality.
AUTHOR: Swisher, Joel
DOCUMENT ID: E02-16
YEAR: 2002
DOCUMENT TYPE: Report or White Paper
This report describes RMI's work with the City of San Francisco's energy resource investment strategy. The report provides options for use of alternative electric resources by the city.
AUTHOR: Lovins, Amory
DOCUMENT ID: E02-07
YEAR: 2002
DOCUMENT TYPE: Presentation
This presentation suggests a dozen ways beyond traditional price and regulatory instruments for speeding the adoption of renewable energy. The presentation also provides strategies for transitioning to hydrogen energy.
AUTHORS:
Lovins, Amory
Lovins, L. Hunter
DOCUMENT ID: E02-01a
YEAR: 2002
DOCUMENT TYPE: Journal or Magazine Article
This article, which is the second in a two part series, is about American energy security. The authors argue that a balanced, market-driven energy policy can make both—if we gracefully let go of the past, embrace what works, and do what most Americans want.
AUTHORS:
Lovins, Amory
Lovins, L. Hunter
DOCUMENT ID: E02-01
YEAR: 2002
DOCUMENT TYPE: Journal or Magazine Article
In this article, Amory Lovins and Hunter Lovins argue that there is a misguided notion that the energy problem is created by a lack of supply. This idea has caused ineffective solutions to be implemented. Instead of focusing on supply, energy policy should focus on energy efficiency measures.
AUTHOR: Lovins, Amory
DOCUMENT ID: U01-13
YEAR: 2001
DOCUMENT TYPE: Presentation
This presentation is a preview of Amory Lovins' 2002 book, Small is Profitable. The book offers 207 ways in which the size of electrical resources—devices that make, save, or store electricity—impacts their economic value.
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