Energy security starts with stopping waste


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AS governments around the world race to secure new sources of energy, an uncomfortable question remains largely unaddressed: Are we facing an energy shortage, or are we facing a crisis of energy waste?

Public discussions on energy are often dominated by large-scale solutions. New power plants, renewable energy projects, and technological innovations are frequently presented as the primary answers to future energy challenges.

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