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Jedrzej Biesiada, Princeton University Energy Future = Think EfficiencyLandmark Energy Report  APS is launching a landmark report to identify America’s most effective energy saving strategies. Energy Future: Think Efficiency differs from other energy efficiency reports in its emphasis on scientific and technological options and analysis. Based on emerging technologies, this report targets which research and development gives America the best return for its dollars. The Energy Future: Think Efficiency examines and answers what works now, what can work soon, and what is feasible for the future.
Energy Future Press ConferenceBriefing on Report's Findings Washington, D.C. – APS held a press conference at the National Press Club, Tuesday, September 16, to announce and explain Energy Future: Think Efficiency. Report study members, Nobel Laureate Burton Richter, (Stanford - Panel Chair), David Goldston (Harvard - Vice Chair), and Michael Lubell (APS and CCNY), spoke briefly and answered questions.
 By Brian Mosley/APS Addressing reporters and guests, at front of the room, from left to right, are David Goldston, Burton Richter, and Michael Lubell (standing). |
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