...advanced technology to convert and control energy in an environmentally sound way. The loudest single message was to increase energy efficiency in every...dependence on imports, and reduce the cost of energy. Report Organization Based on these message*, we have chosen to organize the public comments on national...

...advanced technology to convert and control energy in an environmentally sound way. The loudest single message was to increase energy efficiency in every...dependence on imports, and reduce the cost of energy. Report Organization Based on these messages, we have chosen to organize the public comments on national...

...Energy Strategy says: The loudest single message [from the testimony prepared for DOE's public hearings] was to increase energy efficiency in every sector...dependence on imports, and reduce the cost of energy. The report then devotes the first four (of 18) chapters to energy efficiency. In addition, DOE announced,...

...exceeding 80%, for requiring 40 to 45 miles per gallon automobile efficiency standards by model year 2001. The Energy Department's "Interim Report on the Administration's...rejected this and other proposals for increasing national 1 J. MacKenzie and M. Walsh, Driving Forces: Motor Vehicle Trends and their Implications for Global...

...stated in their Interim Report — National Energy Strategy, at 4 (April 1990): "The loudest single message was to increase energy efficiency in every...dependence on imports, and reduce the cost of energy." The final version of this bill should reflect that message. We hope the hallmark of the legislation...

...,000 written submittals in response to the government's request for input. According to the report, "energy efficiency was seen as a way to reduce pollution, reduce dependence on foreign oil, and reduce the costs of energy". The Interim Report also noted that nationally, more than...

...,000 written submittals in response to the government's request for input. According to the report, 'energy efficiency was seen as a way to reduce pollution, reduce dependence on foreign oil, and reduce the costs of energy*. The Interim Report also noted that nationally, more than...

...(DOE) of its series of public hearings held across the country proclaimed that: The loudest single message was to increase energy efficiency in every...dependence on imports, and reduce the cost of energy. The summary also revealed strong support for accelerated development of renewable energy sources. Unfortunately,...

...Energy Strategy says: The loudest single message [from the testimony prepared for DOE's public hearings] was to increase energy efficiency in every sector...dependence on imports, and reduce the cost of energy. Unfortunately, the final report on the National Energy Strategy responded only weakly to this "message"...

...hearing process, DOE's own Interim Report on the NES stated — and I'm quoting — "The loudest single message was to increase energy efficiency in every...pollution, reduce dependence on imports, and reduce the costs of energy." These very sentiments have now been confirmed on the merits by DOE's own internal...