Energy Strategy¶
Lovins, A. B. (1976). Energy Strategy: The Road Not Taken?. Foreign Affairs, 55(1), 65-96.
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- Backcasting
- Backcasting originated in energy-policy research in the late 1980s, building on Lovins's (1976) earlier "soft energy paths" argument that distinct end-state choices imply distinct intermediate-state requirements.
This sourceContrasts 'hard' (centralized fossil/nuclear) and 'soft' (distributed renewable/efficient) energy paths; argues distinct end-state choices imply distinct intermediate-state requirements, anticipating backcasting logic.
- Backcasting originated in energy-policy research in the late 1980s, building on Lovins's (1976) earlier "soft energy paths" argument that distinct end-state choices imply distinct intermediate-state requirements.
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