Table of Contents

Part 1: Needs and Resources The Inflection Point Context: The Pattern That Connects Where We Start: The Existing Power System Fine-Grained Thinking Uncertainty Reigns Cautions and Heresies Part 2: Benefits of Distributed Resources Introduction System Planning Construction and Operation Other Sources of Value Part 3: A Call to Action: Policy Recommendations and Market Implications for Distributed Generation A Framework for Action Policy Goals and Objectives Policy Recommendations Implications for the Private Sector Why Distributed Generation Matters to Every Citizen

About the Author

Amory B Lovins is CEO of Rocky Mountain Institute and author of 27 books including Natural Capitalism and Factor Four.

Reviews

'Provocative and well-considered.' The Economist 'Comprehensive.' Electrical Review 'It is such a thorough examination of the subject, that its lessons could apply to almost any electricity market in the world.' Electrical Review. 'Today's electricity industry will have to change. This book explains why and what will replace it.' Environment Business.