soft energy path

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Soft energy path is an energy strategy emphasizing energy efficiency and decentralized, renewable energy sources as an alternative to large-scale, fossil-fuel-based systems.

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instanceOf energy strategy
environmental policy approach
sustainability concept
aimsFor increased energy security
lower environmental impact
reduced energy demand
socially equitable energy systems
contrastsWith hard energy path
emphasizes decentralized energy systems
energy efficiency
renewable energy
hasKeyConcept end-use efficiency
negawatts
renewable-based energy mix
soft technologies
influenced renewable energy advocacy
sustainable energy policy debates
isBasedOn appropriate technology principles
end-use oriented planning
least-cost energy planning
isRelatedTo climate change mitigation
decentralized generation
distributed energy resources
energy conservation
energy transition
integrated resource planning
opposes fossil-fuel-based energy systems
large-scale centralized power plants
nuclear power expansion
promotes community-scale energy systems
local control of energy resources
resilience of energy supply
reduces air pollution
greenhouse gas emissions
resource depletion
respondedTo 1970s energy crisis
supports biomass energy
building insulation
cogeneration
demand-side management
efficient appliances
geothermal energy
small-scale hydro power
solar energy
wind energy
wasDevelopedInContextOf United States energy policy debates
wasIntroducedInPublication Energy Strategy: The Road Not Taken?
wasIntroducedInYear 1976
wasProposedBy Amory B. Lovins
surface form: Amory Lovins

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Amory B. Lovins notableConcept soft energy path