No fewer than seven times has the International Energy Agency convened a large conference to emphasize the potential gains of energy efficiency.
Nevertheless, despite seven attempts of increasing decibels, the IEA has not yet really gotten its point across – because national governments and business leaders seem to repeatedly forget the message in the meantime.
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