TABLE OF CONTENTS -- INTRODUCTION -- ENERGY AND THE CITY -- GAS-LIGHT IN ITALY BETWEEN 1700S & 1800S -- DE-ELECTRIFYING THE HISTORY OF STREET LIGHTING -- ELECTRIC LIGHT AND THE CITYSCAPE -- THE HIDDEN DIMENSIONS OF ELECTRICAL ARCHITECTURE -- SPENDING AND SAVING -- NIS COUNTRIES -- ÅGESTA - THE SUBURB NUCLEAR PLANT -- A TAMED SHREW? -- ENERGY CONSERVATION IN AMERICA -- ENVIRONMENTAL PERSPECTIVE ON THE RECENT ENERGY SECTOR DEVELOPMENT IN DENMARK -- ENERGY AND THE HOME -- ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN HOMES -- HOW DANISH HOUSEHOLDS WENT ELECTRIC AND THE NOTION OF THE MODERN DANISH HOUSEWIFE WAS CONSTRUCTED -- WOMEN IN RURAL INDIAN HOUSEHOLDS AND ENERGY NEEDS -- THE NEW CULTURE OF ENERGY -- HEATING AND LIGHTING -- THE DIFFUSION OF CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEMS IN MILAN -- LESSONS DRAWN FROM THE HISTORY OF HEATING -- AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TOWARDS ENERGY AND AESTHETICS IN LIGHTING -- CONTRIBUTORS.