The Walrus Talks Energy (Montreal 2013)

“The greatest energy resource that we have in this country, as throughout much of the world, is improved energy efficiency or energy waste”

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Full program featuring David Layzell, Peter Calamai, Sophie Cousineau, Bryne Purchase, Philippe Dunsky, Zetian Mi, Chris Henderson, Kali Taylor, and more

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“The advances needed for a sustained energy future in Canada will most probably come from curiousity-driven research”

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“There is probably no more important price in our society than the price of energy”

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“It is fundamental that we start humanizing energy and making it relevant to people”

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“Unfortunately, our governments have agendas of their own and when it comes to deciding between competing interests, their own political objectives taint their decisions”

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“We have to write a new history of Canada’s relationship with its First Peoples and perhaps one of the most effective ways to do that is through clean energy development”

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“As a society we need to decide how best to transform our domestic energy systems to dramatically reduce their greenhouse gas emissions”

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“In commercial buildings, lighting accounts for nearly 30% of the energy consumption and is one of the most inefficient energy conversion processes”

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