Proceedings
of the
Energy Policy Symposium
Held November 9, 2000 in Honolulu, Hawaii
- Preface (and Task Force Recommendations)
- Welcome
- Karen Nakamura
(Building Industry Association)
- Karen Nakamura
- Energy Supplies
- Jack Zagar
(Petroleum Engineer, O'Z Consultants)
The End of Cheap "Conventional" Oil
(co-authored with Dr. Colin J. Campbell, Geologist)
- Jack Zagar
- The Economics
of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy- Dr. Leroy Laney
(Economist; Hawaii Pacific University/First Hawaiian Bank)
A Peer Review of Dr. Loudat's 1997 Evaluation of the Economic and Fiscal Impacts of the Hawaii Energy Conservation Income Tax Credit - Dr. Tom Loudat
(Economist)
Presentation of his Updated Paper on the Economic and Fiscal Impacts of the Hawaii Energy Conservation Income Tax Credit
- Dr. Leroy Laney
- State Statutory and Regulatory Policies
- Marwan Masri
(California Energy Commission)
The California Energy Commission's Renewable Energy Program - Matthew Brown
(National Conference of State Legislatures)
State Renewable Energy Policy Initiatives - Robert McGuffey
(North Carolina Solar Center)
North Carolina Policies and Programs for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy - Michael Neary
(Arizona Solar Energy Industries Association)
Arizona Public Policy - Solar and Renewable Energy
- Marwan Masri
- Federal Policies
- Peter Dreyfuss
(U.S. Department of Energy)
Million Solar Roofs and Federal Policies
- Peter Dreyfuss
- Arithmetic, Population, and Energy
- Dr. Albert Bartlett
(Professor Emeritus of Physics, University of Colorado)
Forgotten Fundamentals of the Energy Crisis
- Dr. Albert Bartlett
- The Hawaii Story: What's Happening in Hawaii
- Ruby Hargrave (Honolulu Community Action Program)
Low Income Programs - Terrence George
(Consuelo Zobel Alger Foundation)
Solar Water Systems Benefit the Working Poor - Cully Judd
(Hawaii Solar Energy Association)
Solar in Hawaii - Dave Waller
(Hawaiian Electric Company)
HECO's Energy Solutions Program: Partnership that Creates and Supports Local Business - Ray Starling
(Offpeak Energy)
Priming the Energy Pump in Hawaii - Glenn Ching
(Iolani School)
Being Cool at Iolani School
- Ruby Hargrave (Honolulu Community Action Program)
