McKinsey Report: $170 billion until 2020 to cool the planet

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The McKinsey Institute has released a new report finding that a $170 billion annual investment from now to 2020 could cut projected global energy demand in half and also get us halfway to solving the climateย crisis.ย 

Here’s the kicker, on top going a long ways to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, the overall savings would from reduced energy use would be $900 billion by 2020 and none of the energy efficiency measures would require compromising the consumerโ€™s comfort or convenience. And all this could be done with existing energy efficiencyย technology.ย 

The McKinsey Report suggests three main areas need to be targeted for energyย efficiency

1. Set energy efficiency standards for appliances andย equipment

2. Finance energy efficiency upgrades in new buildings and inย remodels

3. Raise corporate standards for energyย efficiency

Sounds simple. Let’s get startedย today.

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