Energy Efficiency: Towards the End of Demand Growth is a detailed guide to new energy efficiency technologies and policy frameworks affecting the profitability of efficiency projects. The contributions drawn together by F.P. Sioshansi feature insights from recognized thought leaders, detailed examinations of evolving technologies, and practical case studies yielding best practices for project planners, implementers and financiers. This volume challenges the "more is better" paradigm in energy production, examining efficiency technologies and measurement across the supply chain.
1. Introduction - p. GXXXII 2. Part I: End of Demand Growth is within Reach - p. GXLV 3. Chapter 1. Will Energy Efficiency make a Difference? - p. GXLV 4. Chapter 2. Utility Energy Efficiency Programs: Lessons from the Past, Opportunities for the Future - p. G50 5. Chapter 3. A Global Perspective on the Long-term Impact of Increased Energy Efficiency - p. G81 6. Chapter 4. Carpe Diem – Why Retail Electricity Pricing must Change Now - p. G110 7. Chapter 5. Is There an Energy Efficiency Gap? - p. G131 8. Part II: The – Frustratingly Slow – Evolution of Energy Efficiency - p. G157 9. Chapter 6. Making Cost-Effective Energy Efficiency Fit Utility Business Models: Why has It Taken So Long? - p. G157 10. Chapter 7. The Evolution of Demand-Side Management in the United States - p. G178 11. Chapter 8. China: Energy Efficiency Where it Really Matters - p. G200 12. Chapter 9. Rapid Growth at What Cost? Impact of Energy Efficiency Policies in Developing Economies - p. G225 13. Part III: Case Studies of Low-Energy Communities and Projects - p. G250 14. Chapter 10. The Prospect of Zero Net Energy Buildings in the United States - p. G250 15. Chapter 11. What If This Actually Works? Implementing California’s Zero Net Energy Goals - p. G271 16. Chapter 12. Zero Net Energy At A Community Scale: UC Davis West Village - p. G302 17. Chapter 13. Crouching Demand, Hidden Peaks: What’s Driving Electricity Consumption in Sydney? - p. G323 18. Chapter 14. From Consumer to Prosumer: Netherland’s PowerMatching City Shows The Way - p. G351 19. Chapter 15. Back to Basics: Enhancing Efficiency in the Generation and Delivery of Electricity - p. G373 20. Chapter 16. Smarter Demand Response in RTO Markets: The Evolution Toward Price Responsive Demand in PJM - p. G416 21. Part IV: Opportunities and Remaining Obstacles - p. G442 22. Chapter 17. Shifting Demand: From the Economic Imperative of Energy Efficiency to Business Models that Engage and Empower Consumers - p. G442 23. Chapter 18. What Comes After the Low-Hanging Fruit? - p. G468 24. Chapter 19. Energy Convergence: Integrating Increased Efficiency with Increased Penetration of Renewable Generation - p. G493 25. Chapter 20. Energy Efficiency Finance, A Silver Bullet Amid the Buckshot? - p. G517 26. Chapter 21. The Holy Grail: Consumer Response to Energy Information - p. G538 27. Chapter 22. Trading in Energy Efficiency – A Market-Based Solution to Market Failure, or Just Yet Another Market Failure? - p. G561 28. Chapter 23. The Ultimate Challenge: Getting Consumers Engaged in Energy Efficiency - p. G589 29. Epilogue. How Do We Get There From Here? - p. G612 30. Index - p. G613
Energy Efficiency: Towards the End of Demand Growth is a detailed guide to new energy efficiency technologies and policy frameworks affecting the profitability of efficiency projects. The contributions drawn together by F.P. Sioshansi feature insights from recognized thought leaders, detailed examinations of evolving technologies, and practical case studies yielding best practices for project planners, implementers and financiers. This volume challenges the "more is better" paradigm in energy production, examining efficiency technologies and measurement across the supply chain.
1. Introduction - p. GXXXII 2. Part I: End of Demand Growth is within Reach - p. GXLV 3. Chapter 1. Will Energy Efficiency make a Difference? - p. GXLV 4. Chapter 2. Utility Energy Efficiency Programs: Lessons from the Past, Opportunities for the Future - p. G50 5. Chapter 3. A Global Perspective on the Long-term Impact of Increased Energy Efficiency - p. G81 6. Chapter 4. Carpe Diem – Why Retail Electricity Pricing must Change Now - p. G110 7. Chapter 5. Is There an Energy Efficiency Gap? - p. G131 8. Part II: The – Frustratingly Slow – Evolution of Energy Efficiency - p. G157 9. Chapter 6. Making Cost-Effective Energy Efficiency Fit Utility Business Models: Why has It Taken So Long? - p. G157 10. Chapter 7. The Evolution of Demand-Side Management in the United States - p. G178 11. Chapter 8. China: Energy Efficiency Where it Really Matters - p. G200 12. Chapter 9. Rapid Growth at What Cost? Impact of Energy Efficiency Policies in Developing Economies - p. G225 13. Part III: Case Studies of Low-Energy Communities and Projects - p. G250 14. Chapter 10. The Prospect of Zero Net Energy Buildings in the United States - p. G250 15. Chapter 11. What If This Actually Works? Implementing California’s Zero Net Energy Goals - p. G271 16. Chapter 12. Zero Net Energy At A Community Scale: UC Davis West Village - p. G302 17. Chapter 13. Crouching Demand, Hidden Peaks: What’s Driving Electricity Consumption in Sydney? - p. G323 18. Chapter 14. From Consumer to Prosumer: Netherland’s PowerMatching City Shows The Way - p. G351 19. Chapter 15. Back to Basics: Enhancing Efficiency in the Generation and Delivery of Electricity - p. G373 20. Chapter 16. Smarter Demand Response in RTO Markets: The Evolution Toward Price Responsive Demand in PJM - p. G416 21. Part IV: Opportunities and Remaining Obstacles - p. G442 22. Chapter 17. Shifting Demand: From the Economic Imperative of Energy Efficiency to Business Models that Engage and Empower Consumers - p. G442 23. Chapter 18. What Comes After the Low-Hanging Fruit? - p. G468 24. Chapter 19. Energy Convergence: Integrating Increased Efficiency with Increased Penetration of Renewable Generation - p. G493 25. Chapter 20. Energy Efficiency Finance, A Silver Bullet Amid the Buckshot? - p. G517 26. Chapter 21. The Holy Grail: Consumer Response to Energy Information - p. G538 27. Chapter 22. Trading in Energy Efficiency – A Market-Based Solution to Market Failure, or Just Yet Another Market Failure? - p. G561 28. Chapter 23. The Ultimate Challenge: Getting Consumers Engaged in Energy Efficiency - p. G589 29. Epilogue. How Do We Get There From Here? - p. G612 30. Index - p. G613
