Amory Lovins

Q: What Schools Are Affiliated With Amory Lovins

Amory Lovins is affiliated with the following schools: Harvard University, Bates College

Why Is Amory Lovins Influential?

According to Wikipedia, Amory Bloch Lovins is an American writer, physicist, and former chairman/chief scientist of the Rocky Mountain Institute. He has written on energy policy and related areas for four decades, and served on the US National Petroleum Council, an oil industry lobbying group, from 2011 to 2018.

Amory Lovins's Published Works

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Published Papers

Natural Capitalism: Creating the Next Industrial Revolution (1625)
Factor four : doubling wealth - halving resource use (540)
Energy Strategy: The Road Not Taken? (496)
Soft energy paths: Toward a durable peace (335)
Soft energy paths (230)
Small is profitable: The Hidden economic benefits of making electrical resources the right size (190)
Plutonium and other actinides (184)
Energy: the "soft path". (181)
Efficient use of electricity (141)
Brittle Power: Energy Strategy for National Security (120)
Natural Capitalism: The Next Industrial Revolution (104)
Energy Saving from the Adoption of More Efficient Appliances: Another View (99)
Winning the Oil Endgame: Innovation for Profits, Jobs and Security (96)
Negawatts : Twelve transitions, eight improvements and one distraction (86)
Beyond Backyard Environmentalism (85)
Hypercars, hydrogen, and the automotive transition (78)
Vehicle Design Strategies to Meet and Exceed PNGV Goals (75)
A Strategy for the Hydrogen Transition (64)
Energy Efficiency, Taxonomic Overview (62)
Small is Profitable (61)
More profit with less carbon. (52)
Soft Energy Technologies (51)
Saving gigabucks with negawatts (50)
Least-cost energy: solving the CO/sub 2/ problem (47)
Hypercars: the next Industrial Revolution (43)
Energy End-Use Efficiency (36)
Let It Shine: The 6,000-Year Story of Solar Energy (32)
THE NEGAWATT REVOLUTION (31)
Nuclear weapons and power-reactor plutonium (29)
How big is the energy efficiency resource? (28)
Nuclear Power and Nuclear Bombs (27)
Defining a Standard Metric for Electricity Savings (23)
Non-nuclear futures: The case for an ethical energy strategy (22)
Energy and Sustainable Development in the Mining and Minerals Industries (19)
Energy strategy (17)
Energy Surprises for the 21 st Century (17)
Energy/War: Breaking The Nuclear Link (16)
Defining a standard metric for electricity savings (15)
ENERGY MYTH NINE - ENERGY EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENTS HAVE ALREADY REACHED THEIR POTENTIAL 1 (15)
Fueling a Competitive Economy (15)
Energy policies for resilience and national security (14)
Renewable Energy's ‘Footprint’ Myth (14)
FOUR REVOLUTIONS IN ELECTRIC EFFICIENCY (14)
Apples, oranges, and horned toads: Is the Joskow Marron critique of electric efficiency costs valid? (14)
Energy, People, and Industrialization (14)
Reliably integrating variable renewables: Moving grid flexibility resources from models to results (13)
Environment and Development Challenges : The Imperative to Act (13)
DoD's Energy Challenge as Strategic Opportunity [video] (13)
World energy strategies (13)
World Energy Strategies: Facts, Issues and Options (12)
Economically Efficient Energy Futures (12)
Pathway to Sustainability (12)
The economics of a US civilian nuclear phase-out (12)
Speeding the transition: Designing a fuel-cell hypercar (12)
ADVANCED COMPOSITES : THE CAR IS AT THE CROSSROADS (11)
Guest Editorial: Reinventing the Wheels (11)
Do coal and nuclear generation deserve above-market prices? (10)
The great demand-side bidding debate rages on (10)
The electricity industry. (10)
Relative deployment rates of renewable and nuclear power: A cautionary tale of two metrics (10)
Expansio ad Absurdum (9)
Recalibrating climate prospects (9)
Nature's Services, Human Follies: A Review Essay@@@Nature's Services: Societal Dependence on Natural Ecosystems@@@The Ultimate Resource 2@@@Factor Four: Doubling Wealth, Halving Resource Use (8)
Fool's Gold in Alaska (7)
Profitable Solutions to Climate, Oil, and Proliferation (6)
Re-examining the nature of the ECE energy problem (6)
Long-term Constraints on Human Activity (6)
1 ULTRALIGHT-HYBRID VEHICLE DESIGN : OVERCOMING THE BARRIERS TO USING ADVANCED COMPOSITES IN THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY (6)
Nuclear power: Deployment speed (6)
Nuclear power: Technical bases for ethical concern (6)
Energy savings. (5)
Energy and Political Economy@@@The Energy Syndrome: Comparing National Responses to the Energy Crisis@@@Soft Energy Paths: Toward a Durable Peace@@@Energy Politics@@@The Politics of Energy@@@The Brotherhood of Oil: Energy Policy and the Public Interest (5)
The cost of energy efficiency. (5)
Thorium cycles and proliferation (4)
Oil-free transportation (4)
Plutonium particles: some like them hot (4)
Energy Unbound: A Fable for America's Future (4)
Hydrogen, and the Automotive Transition (4)
Profitable climate solutions: Correcting the sign error (4)
Lovins on energy costs. (4)
Fragility of domestic energy (4)
"More Profit with Less Carbon," Scientific American, Sept. 2005 More to Explore (3)
Switched reluctance motor systems poised for rapid growth (3)
Nuclear Energy and Nonproliferation (3)
Assessing the future hydrogen economy. (3)
Needs and Resources (3)
Profitability stabilizing global climate (3)
The Case Against the Fast Breeder Reactor: An Anti-Nuclear Establishment View. (3)
The super-efficient passive building frontier : The history and promise of environmental control (3)
In defense: The Ultimate Resource (3)
The Case for Long-Term Planning (2)
Better buildings by design: overcoming barriers to efficiency (2)
Harnessing Corporate Power to Heal the Planet (2)
Keynote address: Reinventing fire: Physics + markets = energy solutions (2)
Reducing Vulnerability: The Energy Jugular (2)
ADVANCED ULTRALIGHT HYBRID-ELECTRIC VEHICLES. (2)
Corrigendum to “Relative deployment rates of renewable and nuclear power: A cautionary tale of two metrics” [Energy Res. Soc. Sci. 38 (2018) 188–192] (2)
Energy demand forecasts. (2)
Which Way to Go? Observations Based on Discussion on Global Perspectives and Energy Strategies (2)
A bright future (2)
Electric utilities: Key to capitalizing the energy transition (2)
Abating Global Warming for Fun and Profit (2)
Electronic ballasts: Developments in the U.S. market (2)
Impending energy crisis (1)
A Farewell to Fossil Fuels (1)
No new nuclear (1)
[Factor four. Double prosperity, half nature attrition. The new report to the Club of Rome]. [German] (1)
ENERGY STRATEGY:THE ROAD NOT TAKEN?--岐路に立つエネルギ-戦略-1-(Foreign Affairs1976年10月号) (1)
Where Descartes Meets Darwin (1)
'Zero emission' vehicles aren't (1)
How Japan has managed to substitute nuclear power and the trade balance consequences (1)
Can a virus and viral ideas speed the world’s journey beyond fossil fuels? (1)
Energy, economics and climate — An editorial (1)
New power management strategies for personal computers and other office equipment (1)
Energy policies for resilience and national security. Final report (1)
Energy: bechtel cost data. (1)
Abating air pollution at negative cost via energy efficiency (1)
Splitting of 19F NMR Line in a Co2+‐Doped NaF Crystal (1)
Natural capitalism: new frontiers for chemical engineering (1)
The First Nuclear World War: A Strategy for Preventing Nuclear Wars and the Spread of Nuclear Weapons (1)
Nuclear War: The Facts on Our Survival and Energy/War: Breaking the Nuclear Link: A Prescription for Nonproliferation (1)
Out of the frying-pan into the PWR (1)
The soft energy path of the 21st century (1)
Energy: Global Prospects 1985-2000. Report of the Workshop on Alternate Energy Strategies (1)
Energy, economics and climate — An editorial (1)
Make Fuel Efficiency Our Gulf Strategy (1)
The Greening of Business: Opportunity or Contradiction? (1)
Lovins on "lovins' Fever". (1)
Reframing Automotive Fuel Efficiency (1)
Integrative Design for Radical Energy Efficiency (0)
Conversation for a sustainable society (0)
Hypercars : The Next Industrial (0)
Energy Conservation (0)
Benefits of Distributed Resources (0)
Energy Savings (0)
A Call to Action: Policy Recommendations and Market Implications for Distributed Generation (0)
Introduction Section 1 Introduction Section 1: Industrial Agriculture and Ape Conservation Introduction Section 1 Industrial Agriculture: Definitions and Usage State of the Apes 2015 Industrial Agriculture and Ape Conservation Industrial Agriculture and Apes Introduction Section 1 Chapter Highlights (0)
The National Academies’ 2021 Automotive Fuel Economy Report: Commendable Progress and Missed Opportunity (0)
Redesigning Evolution? (0)
Soft Energy Technologies (0)
CHOICES IN DEVELOPING ENERGY POLICIES: DISCUSSION PAPER (0)
Energy: Bechtel Cost Data (0)
Common Sense in Nuclear Energy and Energy/War—Breaking the Nuclear Link (0)
Roads diverge; the choice is urgent (0)
The Haiku and the Double Helix ‐ Fall 2004 (0)
Response to D. Murphy & M. Berkman, “Efficiency and nuclear energy: Complements, not competitors, for a low-carbon future,” [El. J. (2017)] (0)
Disruptive Oil And Electricity Futures [video] (0)
Energy Options (0)
UNIVERSITY OF TARTU Faculty of Social Sciences and Education International Relations (0)
Getting ready for a surprise-full future (0)
The Essential Amory Lovins: Selected Writings (0)
What can we do (0)
“Energy for Tomorrow” 14th Congress of the World Energy Conference 1989. (0)
Scale and centralization in energy systems (0)
Fuelling doubt (0)
Towards an Environmental Political Economy (0)
Energy Options (0)
Hydrogen Economy: Not So Difficult—Without Nuclear Power (0)
Energy Demand Forecasts (0)
Lovins on "Lovins' Fever" (0)
Energy: Bechtel Cost Data (0)
Reply to J. Ausubel (0)
Reply to Dean Murphy and Mark Berkman’s ‘Response to Amory Lovins’ reply comments’ (0)
Energy Savings (0)
New England's White Mountains: At home in the wild (0)
"Non-Nuclear Energy Strategies" (0)
Energy options. (0)
Energy Conservation (0)
Speeding The Transition : Designing A Fuel-Cell Hy p e rc a r (0)
Getting efficient. [Needed to provide lead time to develop renewable sources] (0)
Disruptive Energy Futures (0)
Energy Demand Forecasts (0)
University Budget Cuts (0)
Introduction Section 1 Introduction Section 1: Industrial Agriculture and Ape Conservation State of the Apes 2015 Industrial Agriculture and Ape Conservation Introduction Section 1 Industrial Agriculture: Definitions and Usage Industrial Agriculture and Apes Introduction Section 1 Chapter Highlights (0)
Impending Energy Crisis? (0)
Nitrogen fixation (0)
Realistic Energy Savings (0)
Energy Paths: Soft and Hard@@@Soft energy paths: Toward a Durable Peace (0)
Reply to J. Ausubel (0)
Reinventing Fire: Secure Energy Without Oil, Coal, or Nuclear [video] (0)
When Descartes Meet Darwin (0)
Eryri, the Mountains of Longing (0)
Drill Rigs and Battleships Are the Answer! (But What Was the Question?) (0)
Energy Some Constrait and Opportunities (0)
The Nuclear Future: Wrong Questions, Wrong Answers (0)
The next frontier for integrated resource planning and demand-side management (0)
Impending energy crisis? (0)
Future Trends in Nuclear Power Generation [and Discussion] (0)

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What Schools Are Affiliated With Amory Lovins?

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What Are Amory Lovins's Academic Contributions?

Amory Lovins is most known for their academic work in the field of business. They are also known for their academic work in the fields of physics and literature.

Amory Lovins has made the following academic contributions: