Amory B. Lovins : Building the Hydrogen Economy (by Jim Motavalli)

January/February 2003
Vol. XIV, no. 1
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Amory B. Lovins

Building the Hydrogen Economy

by Jim Motavalli

Amory B. Lovins co-founded the Colorado-based Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) in 1982, and it has grown from a small energy-related think tank into a major global research institution with more than 45 full-time staff. The peripatetic and multiple-award-winning Lovins travels the world spreading his visions of a sustainable future, and is a principal proponent of the hydrogen energy economy. With Paul Hawken and RMI co-founder L. Hunter Lovins, he is the author most recently of Natural Capitalism (Back Bay Books).

E: How much of what is happening now represents the vision you had when you published your “Reinventing the Wheels” piece in Atlantic Monthly in 1995?

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