Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory / Mills-McCarthy & Associates Inc. / Interlaboratory Working Group / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory University of California Berkeley / Manhattan Institute / /
IndustryTerm
information technology hardware / basic energy policy / natural gas-fired cogeneration / electricity demands / retail electricity sales / telecommunications equipment / Energy policy / aggregate electricity use / telecommunications industry / technology historians / enormous and complex oil-related industrial infrastructure / natural gas / overestimated electricity use / energy data / energy use / electric infrastructure / energy implications / energy accounting / energy supply / oil / electricity use / Internet Begins / Internet networks / energy / energy policies / office equipment energy use / electricity / service station equipment / unit energy use / Internet use / electricity consumption / related equipment / telecommunications / energy requirements / storage systems / information technology / electricity demand / sufficient untapped energy efficiency / computing / Internet-driven Digital Economy / Internet energy use / aggregate energy data / energy terms / /
Organization
University of California / U.S. Department of Energy / Manhattan Institute / U.S. Department of Commerce / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / Greening Earth Society / Competitive Enterprise Institute / Jonathan G. Koomey Energy Analysis Department Environmental Energy Technologies Division Ernest Orlando Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory University / House Subcommittee on National Economic Growth / Natural Resources / and Regulatory Affairs / Energy Information Administration / Subcommittee on National Economic Growth / Western Fuels Association / U.S. House of Representatives / office of Atmospheric Programs / /
Person
Mark P. Mills / Peter Huber / Joe Romm / Jay Hakes / Jonathan G. Koomey / Joseph Romm / Ernest Orlando Lawrence Berkeley / /
LBNL[removed]Rebuttal to Testimony on ‘Kyoto and the Internet: The Energy Implications of the Digital Economy’ Jonathan G. Koomey