EE Noon: Is Energy Efficiency the Key to Recovery from the Recession?
The Alliance to Save Energy is pleased to continue with EE Noon, a regular series of seminars designed to share best practices and information from industry leaders in key areas of energy efficiency.
These seminars, supported by phone conferencing to allow remote users to participate, feature short presentations by leaders in energy efficiency and climate change mitigation followed by Q & A. Bring your lunch to the Alliance, or follow along from your desk, on Oct. 6, 2010, at…noon!
Presenters
- David Goldstein, Energy Program Director, Natural Resources Defense Council
- Peter Blair, Executive Director, National Research Council
This EE Noon seminar will explore how the energy efficiency policies of the past have affected the economy and are related to the Great Recession. In the wake of the release of his new book, Invisible Energy, Goldstein will argue that expanded effort on energy efficiency is the only choice that makes today's problems get better.
Goldstein believes other options are like the current debate between economic stimulus and austerity: they solve some economic problems at the expense of other problems. Meanwhile, Blair will share his thoughts on energy policy of the past, present and future, as well as the effects of such policies on the economy.
Remote participation
Presentations
- Invisible Energy (pptx File), David Goldstein (PowerPoint 2003 Version)
- Comments About Ivisible Energy (pptx File), Peter D. Blair (PowerPoint 2003 Version)
RSVP
Please RSVP to Heather Rubacky, hrubacky@ase.org
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