Rocky Mountain Institute : Library

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Map to RMI and Windstar Land Conservancy (PDF-136k): Coming to Colorado and want to visit Amory's Private Residence? Here are the driving directions you'll need to get here (2004).

H04-03, Rocky Mountain Institute Visitors' Guide (PDF-580k): RMI's main building was built as a demonstration project to showcase what can be achieved in energy efficiency. Constructed between June 1982 and January 1984, the building was something of an experimental structure, designed to make the most of energy efficiency and alternative energy technology available at that time. This 52-page guidebook accompanies the RMI Headquarters Virtual Tour (November 2003).

E06-09, Energy Guru Lovins Sheds Management Duties to Plot 'Oil Endgame' (PDF-110k): Late last month Lovins announced that he would be shedding his role as CEO of the Rocky Mountain Institute, the energy and environmental "think and do tank" he founded in 1982. Free of management responsibilities, the Oxford-trained experimental physicist will become the Snowmass, Colorado, organization's board chairman and chief scientist. Lovins says the move will enable him to work more closely with Army manufacturers and others on RMI's ambitious "Winning the Oil Endgame" strategy (www.oilendgame.com). The three-year effort, which is now in its second year, is aimed at setting the course for eliminating U.S. oil use by 2040. This article, written by Greenwire reporter Michael Burnham, appeared in Greenwire (www.eenews.net/gw); (04 December 2006).

RMI's Breakthrough Design Team (PDF-400k): Resource Efficiency, The Competitive Edge (January 2007).
RMI's Built Environment Team (PDF-290k): Beyond Green, Building for High Performance (January 2007).
RMI's Energy & Resources Team (PDF-310k): Thriving in an Uncertain World (January 2007).
About Rocky Mountain Institute (PDF-300k): A Summary (October 2005).
Research & Consulting (PDF-550k): A Proven Track Record (October 2005).
Summary of Services (PDF-245k): What RMI Can Do for You (October 2005).
Charrettes and Seminars (PDF-240k): Collaborative Tools for Whole-System Solutions (October 2005).

2007-2008 Annual Report (PDF-2.6MB): Rocky Mountain Institute's 2007–2008 Annual Report.
Titled: "Applied Hope" (September 2008).

2006-2007 Annual Report - High Resolution (PDF-10.0MB): Rocky Mountain Institute's 2006–2007 Annual Report.
Titled: "Higher Ground" (November 2007).

H06-01, RMI Timeline (PDF-80k): This document, "What RMI's Supporters and Staff Created Together," highlights some of RMI's work and accomplishments over the last 30-plus years (2008).

H06-06, 2005–2006 Annual Report (PDF-1.2MB): Rocky Mountain Institute's 2005–2006 Annual Report.
Titled: "Unusual Partners" (October 2006).

H05-12, 2004–2005 Annual Report (PDF-544k): Rocky Mountain Institute's 2004–2005 Annual Report.
Titled: "Abundance by Design" (2005).

H04-10, 2003-2004 Annual Report (PDF-1.6MB): Rocky Mountain Institute's 2003–2004 Annual Report.
"Planting Ideas and Nurturing Solutions" (2004).

H03-01, 2002-2003 Annual Report (PDF-2.1MB): Rocky Mountain Institute's 2002–2003 Annual Report.
"Making a Difference" (2003).

H02-01, 2001-2002 Annual Report (PDF-740k): Rocky Mountain Institute's 2001–2002 Annual Report.
"Make the World Secure, Prosperous, and Life-Sustaining" (2002).

H01-01, 2000–2001 Annual Report (PDF-634k): Rocky Mountain Institute's 2000–2001 Annual Report.
"Whole-Systems Thinking" (2001).

G96-01, How Not to Parachute More Cats (PDF-308k): A meditation on the interconnectedness of actions, and the possibility — given a little foresight — of devising solutions that multiply. Central to the argument is energy efficiency, which abates climate change and nuclear proliferation, reduces acid rain, saves tax dollars, frees capital for more productive uses in society, and boosts local economies. A good introduction to RMI's principles. 16 pages (1996).