Green savings
how policies and markets drive energy efficiency
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Author
Contributions
- Wang, Yu, 1984- - Contributor
Publication
2015 - Praeger, Santa Barbara, California
Language
English
Word Count
70,250 words, Guess
Page Count
281 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL30395463M
- ISBN-139781440831201
- OCLC Control Number909883636
- Internet Archivegreensavingshowp0000brow
- Library of Congress Control Number2015018387
Classifications
- DDC333.79/17
- LCCHD9502.A2 .B76 2015
- LCCHD9502.A2.B76 2015
Description
"This landmark work lauds the benefits of decreased energy consumption, investigating its relationship to public policy and analyzing its potential billion-dollar benefits to the U.S. economy. U.S. consumers tend to use energy indiscriminately--something they may no longer be able to do with impunity. This game-changing book asserts that reducing energy consumption should be a frontline strategy to address global climate change, threats to energy security, and the challenge of grid reliability. The book supports two bold arguments: that policies motivating greater investment in high energy efficiency should be a priority, and that energy efficiency can help the nation in times of crisis. To make their case for the necessity of prioritizing demand reduction, the authors examine the policies and markets operating in a number of leading cities, states, and nations across the globe to uncover the keys to their success. These examples show how demand-side strategies can significantly reduce pollution, cut costs, and make the electric grid more resilient. The authors explain why these technologies are not widely adopted and assess the potential savings they can produce. The book will be an eye-opener for policymakers, energy professionals, and the public as it demonstrates how cost-effective demand reduction policies can improve air quality, strengthen electricity markets, and generate jobs." -- Publisher's description
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