On time, information, and energy conservation
Daniel Spreng · 1978
Oak Ridge Associated Universities is a private, not-for-profit association of 45 colleges and universities.Established in 1946, it was one of the first university-based, sciencerelated, corporate management groups.It conducts programs of research, education, information, and training for a variety of private and governmental organizations.ORAU is noted for its cooperative programs and for its contributions to the develop ment of science and human resources in the South.The Institute for Energy Analysis was established in 1974 as a division of Oak Ridge Associated Universities to examine broad questions of energy policy.More specifically, it assesses energy policy and energy research and development options and analyzes alternative energy supply and demand projections from technical, economic, and social perspectives.The Institute focuses primarily on national energy issues, but it is also concerned with international energy questions and their implications for domestic energy problems.