Cover -- PREFACE -- CONTENTS -- FIGURES -- TABLE -- SUMMARY -- ABBREVIATIONS -- Chapter One -- INTRODUCTION -- PURPOSE AND ORGANIZATION OF THE E-VISION 2002 CONFERENCE -- HOW THE CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS ARE ORGANIZED -- A NOTE ON CONTENT -- Chapter Two -- ENERGY INTENSITY AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY -- CONTEXT: MODERN HISTORY OF ENERGY INTENSITY AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY -- DEFINITIONS AND BACKGROUND -- Definitions -- Background -- ENERGY-CONSUMING SECTOR TRENDS AND POSSIBLE FUTURES -- Industrial Sector -- Buildings Sector -- Transportation Sector -- Electricity-Generating Sector -- Chapter Three -- LESSONS LEARNED FROM PREVIOUS EFFORTS AT REDUCING ENERGY INTENSITY -- PRIVATE SECTOR EXPERIENCES -- STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT EXPERIENCES AT REDUCING ENERGY INTENSITY -- FEDERAL EXPERIENCES AT REDUCING ENERGY INTENSITY -- Chapter Four -- OPTIONS AND STRATEGIES FOR REDUCING ENERGY INTENSITY IN THE U.S. ECONOMY -- INDUSTRIAL SECTOR -- BUILDINGS SECTOR -- TRANSPORTATION SECTOR -- ELECTRICITY GENERATION SECTOR -- Chapter Five -- ESTABLISHING A NATIONAL PRIORITY FOR IMPROVING ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN THE U.S. ECONOMY -- ATTRIBUTES OF A NATIONAL PRIORITY FOR IMPROVING ENERGY EFFICIENCY -- Leadership -- Technology -- Choice and Change -- POSSIBLE STRATEGIES OF A NATIONAL PRIORITY FOR IMPROVING ENERGY EFFICIENCY -- Goals and Objectives -- Replicate Successful Programs -- Expand Successful Programs and Start New Ones -- Pick the "Low-Hanging Fruit" -- Pursue Multiple Strategies -- UNCERTAINTIES, RISKS, AND EXTERNAL FACTORS THAT MAY IMPEDE THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A NATIONAL PRIORITY FOR IMPROVING ENERGY EFFICIENCY -- FIRST STEPS IN THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A NATIONAL PRIORITY FOR IMPROVING ENERGY EFFICIENCY -- Collecting Data and Developing Analysis Tools -- Networking Among Companies and States -- Additional Options -- CONCLUSION -- Appendix A CONFERENCE AGENDA.

Appendix B LIST OF ATTENDEES -- REFERENCES.