This writer provides information on the promotion of energy efficiency in a sector I hadn't considered--the military and posits that with the stalemate in Congress, savings there may exceed the civilian sector. He links to two other publications related to staff at his employer, the Progressive Policy Institute but I would have liked to have seen something by outside authors.

A short shotgun story about energy efficiency efforts in the military. The background of how much fossil fuels the military uses, and what they use it for is missing.

while not in-depth, this article does point out how seriously energy efficiency is taken at least in some quarters of the military. one important significant statistic here: "every $10 increase in the price of oil translates into a $1.3 billion increase in the pentagon's operating costs."

Clear statement of the obvious....the military uses lots of fuel and pays plenty for prognosis of current events and technology, often with accountability.