Empire State Building Glows Green for Rocky Mountain Institute’s 30th Anniversary

Institute celebrates three decades of impact at the iconic building.

Snowmass, CO--The Empire State Building will be lit green tomorrow, May 10, to commemorate the 30-year anniversary of Rocky Mountain Institute’s founding, and to celebrate three decades of impact driving the efficient and restorative use of resources. This lighting coincides with an RMI-hosted 30th anniversary event at the iconic office building themed “Celebrating Solutions.”

Cities See Electric Mobility as Critical to Future, Says Rocky Mountain Institute

New York, Seattle join RMI’s Project Get Ready to get EV-ready

Snowmass, CO--Today, Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) announced that its Project Get Ready initiative has partnered with New York and Seattle, exceeding its goal to build a network of 20 North American partner cities committed to fostering electric vehicle deployment. It’s an indication that an increasing number of U.S. cities and regions view electric mobility as a critical aspect of their future.

Distributed solar brings challenges, benefits to CA’s grid

Rocky Mountain Institute report evaluates potential impacts for electric utilities and customers in a distributed renewable future

Snowmass, CO—Rocky Mountain Institute today released a report detailing implications for electric utilities of declining costs and increased deployment of distributed energy resources such as solar panels for homes, which have spread rapidly in California.

Jon Creyts joins Rocky Mountain Institute

RMI strengthens expertise on helping business pursue efficiency and clean energy opportunities

1 March 2012—Snowmass, CO—Dr. Jon Creyts, recognized thought leader on energy, competitiveness, and the business implications of climate change, today joins Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) as Program Director for the industrial practice. He joins RMI’s current Program Directors—Hutch Hutchinson, formerly a partner and director of Boston Consulting Group, and James Newcomb, formerly a strategy leader at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory.

Rocky Mountain Institute recommends strategies to “sell” efficiency

New report offers utility strategies to go broader and deeper with efficiency programs

Snowmass, Colo.—Utilities can dramatically increase the effectiveness of efficiency programs by adopting a range of improved business practices, Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) found in a report released today, Turbocharging Efficiency Programs: Going for Broader and Deeper Savings.