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Catherine Wolfram, one of our faculty directors, asks an important #energyefficiency question while sharing insights on just how hungry the industrial sector is to be more efficient. @energyathaas@andycampbll@KnittelMIT https://t.co/ScKuFNnbKa
We made the top 10 list a few times! No.5 - #EnergyEfficiency Programs Are A Climate-Policy Cornerstone. But Will They Deliver? No. 9 - New Vehicle Fuel Efficiency Far Less Than Projected https://t.co/xDHdDi99JM @fburlig@KnittelMIT @samori8 @energyathaas@UChiEnergy
Carbon price at any level will change behavior - we learn this from gas prices. And it changes ALL the behaviors - car choice, vmt, even home purchases. We can argue what to do with the money, but choose whatever gets the policy passed. @KnittelMIT#ClimateSummitMIT
The world is depending significantly on energy efficiency to sharply slow energy use and carbon emissions. Its not working as well as we hope it would - but there is hope -- find out what we can do: https://t.co/rG0jW5TD1T @UChiEnergy@WSJ
If we don't get the savings we think we are getting from #energyefficiency, we may never achieve #carbon goals aimed at slowing the effects of climate change. Find out why https://t.co/PjbbKhJlUq @samori8 @WSJ@UChiEnergy