In the first part of this presentation, an energy expert talks about the current energy use of appliances - anything that plugs in to a home or office. This talk expands the traditional definition of the appliance as well as outlines the efficiencies that are now achievable and future goals for even greater energy savings. In the second segment, Art Rosenfeld, the “Father of Energy Efficiency” examines the existence of heat islands in cities and how something as simple as cool roof programs may ameliorate a huge part of this problem. Series: "UC Davis Energy Efficiency Center’s Rosenfeld Series" [Public Affairs] [Science] [Business] [Show ID: 18748]

UC Davis Energy Efficiency (Audio)

What Every President Should Know About Energy Part 2

A physics professor explains what every US President should know about energy. How do the global issues of climate change and energy security impact U.S. efforts toward gaining energy efficiencies and conservation of resources? The CA PUC commissioner relates how California utilities are achieving energy efficiencies. Series: "UC Davis Energy Efficiency Center’s Rosenfeld Series" [Public Affairs] [Science] [Business] [Show ID: 18747]

What Every President Should Know About Energy Part 1

The head of the California Public Utilities Commission reviews the gains in energy efficiencies over the past decade. The Governor’s Chief of Staff looks to the future and addresses the ongoing challenge of getting local governments, utilities and consumers to embrace energy saving technologies. Series: "UC Davis Energy Efficiency Center’s Rosenfeld Series" [Public Affairs] [Science] [Business] [Show ID: 18749]

Energy Efficiency Facing Our Future Challenges

Part of a series of UC Davis Symposia honoring Arthur Rosenfeld, the father of energy efficiency includes a panel discussion on supply-side for energy efficiency experts that includes Dan Kammen of UC Berkeley,David Auston of UCSB, Jane Woodward of Stanford and Andy Hargadon of UC Davis. Series: "UC Davis Energy Efficiency Center’s Rosenfeld Series" [Public Affairs] [Science] [Business] [Show ID: 18741]

The Next Experts in Energy Efficiency

The Energy Efficiency Center at UC Davis presents a discussion on the important details from the National Academy study on energy efficiency that may not be featured in the official report. Representatives of Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, UC Davis, and Natural Resources Defense Council contribute to this lively exchange. Series: "UC Davis Energy Efficiency Center’s Rosenfeld Series" [Public Affairs] [Science] [Business] [Show ID: 18745]

What the National Energy Efficiency Studies Haven’t Told You

Experts from research, government and industry weigh in on the issues that will affect energy efficiency in the coming years. Series: "UC Davis Energy Efficiency Center’s Rosenfeld Series" [Public Affairs] [Science] [Business] [Show ID: 18744]

The Next Decade in Energy Efficiency

UC Davis Energy Efficiency Center presents a panel of experts from PG&E, SCE, Chevron Energy Solutions and The Natural Resources Defense Council discussing how employers will be hiring the advanced efficiency workforce. Series: "UC Davis Energy Efficiency Center’s Rosenfeld Series" [Public Affairs] [Science] [Business] [Show ID: 18742]

The Demand-side for Energy Efficiency Experts

The UC Davis Energy Efficiency Center recorded the programs of this series on March 9, 2010 at a symposium honoring the career and achievements of Arthur Rosenfeld, widely considered the father of modern energy efficiency. These programs present issues central to the future of energy efficiencies.