Now that you’ve installed efficient light bulbs in your house, do you think: “Guess I’ll leave my lights on all night. What the heck – it won’t cost me any extra.” Probably not. But some extreme critics of energy efficiency would have us believe this is the end result of appliance standards and energy savings technology – that we simply consume mo
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Energy Efficiency and the Rebound Effect: Neither Big Nor Bad
Energy Efficiency and the Rebound Effect: Neither Big Nor Bad: Now that you’ve installed efficient light bulbs in your house, do you think: “Guess I’ll leave my lights on all night. What the heck – it won’t cost me any extra.” Probably not. But some extreme critics of energy efficiency would have us believe this is the end result of appliance standards and energy savings technology – that we simply consume mo
Now that you’ve installed efficient light bulbs in your house, do you think: “Guess I’ll leave my lights on all night. What the heck – it won’t cost me any extra.” Probably not. But some extreme critics of energy efficiency would have us believe this is the end result of appliance standards and energy savings technology – that we simply consume mo
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