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Small is Profitable:
The Hidden Economic Benefits of Making Electrical Resources the Right Size

by Amory B. Lovins;  E. Kyle Datta;  Thomas Feiler

www.smallisprofitable.org/

Not directly related to buildings, this imposing book makes a compelling case for distributed electricity generation. The book lays out the context for the study, explaining the current situation and how to rethink that situation, then moves into the benefits of distributed resources, and concludes with a call to action complete with recommendations and implications.

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Publisher Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) 1739 Snowmass Creek Road Snowmass, CO 81654-9199 Phone: 970-927-3851 Fax: 970-927-3420 www.rmi.org Full list of 7 items from this publisher

Available as: book (paperback/download) Length: 399 pages Published: 2002 ISBN: 18871071073 LOC: TK3001 .S63 2002

This information was last verified on 5/27/08

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	Getting to Zero: The Frontier of Low-Energy Buildings EBN: Feature - October 2005		Building-Integrated Photovoltaics: Putting Power Production Where It Belongs EBN: Feature - March 2001
	Electricity Deregulation, the Environment, and Buildings EBN: Feature - April 1997

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