RMI (energy organization)

RMI, formerly known as Rocky Mountain Institute, is a non-profit organization dedicated to the transition to a clean, prosperous, and secure low-carbon future. Founded in 1982 by Amory Lovins and Hunter Lovins, RMI provides research, consulting, and implementation support to accelerate the adoption of clean energy solutions across various sectors, including electricity, buildings, industry, and transportation.

RMI's work focuses on a systems-thinking approach, recognizing the interconnectedness of energy, resources, and economic systems. They collaborate with businesses, governments, foundations, and other organizations to develop and implement innovative solutions that are market-based and scalable. Key areas of RMI's work include:

• Electricity: Accelerating the deployment of renewable energy, modernizing the grid, and developing strategies for decarbonizing the power sector.
• Buildings: Improving building energy efficiency, promoting net-zero energy buildings, and advancing building electrification.
• Industry: Decarbonizing industrial processes, reducing material consumption, and promoting circular economy principles.
• Transportation: Electrifying transportation, promoting sustainable mobility solutions, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions from the transport sector.

RMI publishes reports, articles, and other resources to disseminate its research and insights. They also host workshops, conferences, and other events to facilitate collaboration and knowledge sharing. The organization operates globally, with offices in the United States, China, and Europe. RMI aims to drive systemic change by demonstrating the economic and environmental benefits of clean energy solutions and influencing policy decisions that support a sustainable energy future.