Posts Tagged ‘energy efficiency’

Cutting carbon can be profitable policy

Posted Friday, October 30th, 2009 by admin

McKinsey & Company’s report, Reducing US Greenhouse Gas Emissions: How Much at What Cost?, assesses more than 200 strategies for cutting carbon across 10 sectors by 2030. The stunning finding is that 40% of the North American CO2 reductions that need to be made can be achieved at a profit.

Real time feedback & pricing key to efficiency gains

Posted Friday, October 9th, 2009 by admin

Imagine going through school and receiving no marks on your tests, essays or final exams. At the end of the year you received a single mark — not even broken out by subject. How much value would that mark have? Would you be able to improve?

Ice Bear Keeps Utilities from Feeling the Heat

Posted Friday, October 2nd, 2009 by admin

In electricity planning, everything is geared to peak demand. About 15% of the total generation capacity in Ontario is required because of peak demand for 50 out of the 8,760 hours a year. In other words: Billions of dollars of capital cost are spent in developing the capacity to prepare for and supply demand which occurs only 0.57% of the time.

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A Crisis is a terrible thing to waste – Coming 2012

Jim Harris discusses the 4 concurrent challenges that nations are currently facing and provides a set of solutions in his new book A Crisis is a terrible thing to waste.

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