2008 Policy Summit - Energy Efficiency: Cost-Effective Carbon Reduction
On Thursday, September 25, 2008, at the Russell Senate Office Building in Washington, D.C., the Alliance assembled ten thought leaders hailing from various sectors and industries who offered their views on how best to conceive a "new energy world order" – one that begins with energy efficiency as the first resource of choice.
Though their methods and motivations differed, each of the keynote speakers has excelled at implementing energy efficiency as the quickest, cleanest, and cheapest energy resource available, and the most cost-effective solution to climate change.
Presenting to an audience of over 200 people, the keynote speakers gave insight to the ways in which energy efficiency is transforming the business sector, influencing public policy, and helping to mitigate carbon emissions worldwide.
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The Russell building entrance is located on the corner of Constitution Avenue and Delaware Avenue, NE.
Getting to Capitol Hill by Metro:
Using the Metro is highly recommended, as parking in the area is limited. Take the Metro Red Line to the Union Station stop. The Russell building is 2 to 3 blocks south of Union Station, and is a 5 to 10 minute walk.
Getting to Capitol Hill by Car:
Street parking is available at Union Station, but limited.
The following hotels are in close proximity to Capitol Hill:
Hotel George
15 E Street NW, Washington
202-347-4200
Hyatt Regency Washington
400 New Jersey Avenue NW, Washington
202-737-1234
The Liaison Capitol Hill
415 New Jersey Avenue NW, Washington
202-638-1616
Phoenix Park Hotel
520 North Capitol Street NW, Washington
202-638-5419
