Clean energy

Recommended Citation:
Interlaboratory Working Group. 2000. Scenarios for a Clean Energy Future (Oak Ridge, TN: Oak Ridge
National Laboratory; Berkeley, CA: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; and Golden, CO: National
Renewable Energy Laboratory), ORNL/CON-476, LBNL-44029, and NREL/TP-620-29379, November.

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Cover Photos
Malden Mills, the industry pictured, replaced its power plant in 1999 with the help of DOE after it had been destroyed by fire in 1995. DOE provided financial and technical support to develop a cogeneration plant that has one of the lowest emissions of any industrialized heat and electric combined facility in the United States.
Four Times Square—a 48-story skyscraper—is one