Foreword | p. viii |
Acknowledgments | p. xi |
Energy Efficiency: A Vast Invisible Resource | p. 1 |
A Resource That Increases with Use | |
A Threatened Planet | |
Stopping Climate Change and Accelerating Economic Growth | p. 17 |
Energy Efficiency and Public Policy | |
Conservative Objections to Action | |
Looking for Solutions | |
How Much Energy Can We Save? | p. 31 |
An Exceedingly Modest Scenario | |
An Entirely Reasonable Scenario | |
Policy Options for Promoting Energy Efficiency | p. 44 |
A Market-Enhancing Energy Policy | |
Reforming Utility Regulation | |
Encouraging Smart Growth | |
Expanding Renewable Energy | |
Capping Greenhouse Gas Emissions | |
Supporting Better Economic Policy Choices | |
America's Damaged Economy | p. 66 |
Inflation | |
The Trade Deficit | |
The Mortgage Crisis | |
The Low Savings Rate | |
Government Deficits | |
Weak Consumer Spending | |
The Search for Solutions | |
Energy Investments to Cure the Economy | |
Testing the Limits of Efficiency | p. 94 |
Lighting | |
Heating Buildings | |
Air Conditioning | |
Heating Water | |
Personal Transportation | |
Industrial Uses | |
Saving Energy through Extreme Efficiency | |
Getting Past Conventional Wisdom | p. 130 |
The Refrigerator Story | |
Eight Imaginary Obstacles | |
What Is a Conservative Assumption? | |
Renewable Resources | |
A Nuclear Distraction | |
What Are the Possibilities? | |
Exploring New Paths | p. 167 |
Addressing Failures of the Market | |
Making Lifestyle Changes | |
Taking a Global Perspective | |
Conclusions—Tapping Efficiency as a Global Resource | |
Endnotes | p. 191 |
Partial Bibliography of Energy Efficiency Potentials Studies | p. 203 |
Index | p. 207 |
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