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Energy Efficiency Potential: It's Always More Than You Think

By Frederick Weston On January 10, 2006

This is a January 10, 2006 presentation by Rick Weston for the Natural Resources Council of Maine. In this presentation on energy efficiency, he shows that investments in EE can help New England meet the NEGC climate change goals by 21-68% for the stationary combustion sector by 2010 and investments in EE can help reduce projected natural gas demand for electricity generation in New England by between 4-25% in 2008 or as much as 7-45% by 2013.

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