Silicon Valley’s New Hot Sector: Clean Tech

The Business Roundtable says:

Increasing energy efficiency can be one of the cheapest and most immediate ways of improving our energy security, reducing energy costs and curtailing greenhouse gas emissions. Business Roundtable members have committed to aggressive energy efficiency programs and recognize the important role of energy savings in improving the bottom line. We encourage the development of policies that promote significant energy efficiency increases in our residential and commercial buildings and encourage improvements in the efficiency in industrial processes.

So Business Roundtable is part of the creeping socialist New World Order socialist agenda – who knew?

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  1. “So Business Roundtable is part of the creeping socialist New World Order socialist agenda – who knew?”

    Yeah, they sure do look to be part of that watermelon agenda.

    /end_conspiracy_theory

    80% of our electricity coming from clean sources by 2035 is an ambitious goal, but ideas like this are an untapped wedge in America.

    I want to see more smart energy efficiency systems like this. More local jobs for smart engineers, programmers and the guys that install the systems. If that 20 – 30% energy bill savings is true in general, we could potentially take a decent chunk out of America’s total electricity usage. Thus, the 80% mark will be easier to hit.

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