On November 29, 2010, Steven Chu, a Nobel Laureate in Physics, and US Secretary of Energy, spoke to the National Press Club in Washington DC,on America's declining competive edge in critical new technologies, including those that will power the industrial revolution of the new century, - Energy efficiency, and Renewable, low carbon energy production.
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