We're not going through an energy crisis, so people aren't focused on the loss of energy as much as we used to, ... But if people could see some of these amazing savings on a monthly basis, they could use that money for something more important.

It's definitely better not to leave them on.

With the serious energy problems we will face this winter, what DOE is proposing is like shutting down the FEMA regional offices before the next hurricane. These are the extension agents of energy efficiency, and we should be adding to rather than cutting their ranks.

We're in the business of investing in renewable energy projects, including wood-fired generating plants. Berlin, at this point, is one strong interest.

This is the most significant energy crisis in 30 years. Its going to be a particularly challenging season.

It is now appropriate to talk of a major energy crisis after Hurricane Katrina pushed U.S. energy markets beyond the edge. The impact of Katrina has been to produce a significant discontinuity.