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Corporate Energy Responsibility: International and Domestic Perspectives on Supply and Demand in the New Millenium

Energy and corporate responsibility. Energy is the core technology undergirding all developed country economies. Corporations are key players converting the world’s natural resources to energy and power. This symposium addresses the relationship between corporate social responsibility and initiatives that impact the future of sustainability at national and international levels. Corporate social responsibility is a somewhat amorphous and evolving concept. It includes: corporate investment in renewable energy, and the linkage between carbon emissions and climate change. Electricity production accounts for less than five percent of U.S. economic activity, yet is held responsible for about one-quarter of