Abstract
Americans have a new perception of our problems. They now see the economics of conservation. Elected officials also have seen it and are taking more bipartisan approaches. People "get it" as they see opportunities for change. And, in contrast with the Information Technology revolution, the Energy Technology revolution, providing we do it right, will bring change across the country and across demographic groups. This revolution will be more broad-based. Now, we have a President with a message and a Congress ready to act.
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