Power Plant Carbon Standards / Georgetown University / /
IndustryTerm
energy efficiency components / smart grid technologies / energy efficiency standards / renewable and other clean energy technologies / energy productivity gains / appliance energy efficiency standards / utility energy data / energy efficiency investments / clean energy opportunities / transportation options / energy infrastructure / energy waste / clean energy sources / energy efficient technologies / clean energy categories / oil and gas / transportation technologies / role energy efficiency / Energy efficiency / energy supply options / renewable energy / greenhouse gas / potent and cost-effective emissions reduction tool / energy reliability / energy efficiency gains / finance / energy efficiency policies / federal energy management / win-win solution / energy efficiency improvements / energy productivity / energy efficiency factors / electric drive technologies / food / energy / /
Organization
Department of Housing and Urban Development / International Maritime Organization / Department of Agriculture / Georgetown University / Natural Resources Defense Council / Save Energy’s Commission on National Energy Efficiency Policy / Department of Transportation / International Civil Aviation Organization / Environmental Protection Agency / Federal Housing Administration / /
Person
Obama / Sector / Innovation / /
Position
Rodney Sobin President / CLIMATE ACTION PLAN Author / President / ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND THE PRESIDENT / Environment The President / /
Technology
biofuels / clean energy technologies / transportation technologies / smart grid technologies / electric drive technologies / /
ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND THE PRESIDENT’S CLIMATE ACTION PLAN Author: Rodney Sobin President Obama unveiled his Climate Action Plan on June 25, 2013 at Georgetown University. The President reiterated a goal of reducing U.S