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Most energy-efficient method to cook brown rice?
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I don't know about energy efficiency, but I'd imagine it's pretty good, but a Japanese rice cooker is cheap and reliable with perfectly cooked rice every time.
I have a Philips but I know there are lots of Japanese brand rice cookers that are more reliable. It can also be used for steaming.
Some play a cute melody when the rice is done too!!!