Amory B. Lovins, Rocky Mountain Institute
MAP/Ming Visiting Professor for Energy and Environment
Stanford University
March 2007
This lecture series was sponsored by MAP as part of its commitment to fostering sustainable energy education.
In 2001, MAP and Michael and Diane Ming made a five-year pledge to co-fund the MAP/Ming Visiting Professorship for Energy and the Environment at Stanford University. Through this initiative, leading professionals have shared their expertise in the field of energy and the environment with tomorrow's inventors, policy makers, educators and leaders.
Amory Lovins represents the fifth and final MAP/Ming Visiting Professor. As co-founder of Rocky Mountain Institute, Mr. Lovins brings a longstanding commitment to energy efficiency ad the relentless pursuit of environmentally sound energy habits and design standards. Mr Lovins was willing to open his academic program to the broader community, resulting in a series of public lectures that offered greater awareness of energy efficient practices to all.
These lectures care are also available as podcasts from Stanford University. For more information visit
itunes.stanford.edu.
More information, see
www.maproyalty.com.
Note: The podcasts download slowly (approximately a half-hour per lecture by broadband) but can play well at any screen size, while the streaming videos (provided below) download real-time but don't let you enlarge the screen enough to read the slides. While the PDFs will not show animation of the slides, the lecture PDFs are provided below to view simultaneously with the streaming video.
