Appliances

Efficient appliances reduce utility bills while improving home functionality and comfort.

Education

Saving energy in schools and making energy efficiency a lesson for students is fundamental in shaping a new generation of energy efficiency leaders.

International

Energy efficiency provides an international solution to some of today's greatest challenges and cost-effective means to a sustainable future.

Windows

Ten percent of building energy use is attributable to inefficient windows, which raise heating and cooling costs. Efficient windows can help lower that figure.

Utilities and Distribution

Rising consumption of electricity and natural gas is straining generation and transmission capacity and natural gas supplies in many regions of the United States. Energy efficiency investments are the cheapest, fastest and cleanest ways to respond to utility shortages and challenges.

Climate

Energy efficiency is an immediate and necessary part of the solution to global climate change.

Evaluation Measurement and Verification

Installing energy efficient technologies in a federal building, business or home is a great first step to saving energy, right? But how can you be sure the savings are real? That’s where evaluation, measurement and verification becomes important.

Business

More than 70 companies have joined the U.S. Department of Energy in signing a pledge to reduce their energy intensity by 25 percent in 10 years. How else can businesses become involved in energy efficiency?

Codes and Standards

Energy codes and standards set — and raise — the bar for energy efficiency for appliances, buildings and equipment.

Policy

Sound policy can break down barriers to energy efficiency at the local, state, regional and national levels. The Alliance promotes energy efficiency policies that are meaningful, politically viable and implementable.

Transportation

Addressing transportation efficiency both reduces emissions and lessens U.S. dependence on foreign sources of oil.

Water

A water crisis threatens two-thirds of the world's population, and the western United States is in the fifth year of a drought. Efficient water use has never been so important.

Information Technology

Energy use in the information technology sector is increasing rapidly, presenting an opportunity as well as a challenge to the overall growth in energy demand.

Homes and Buildings

Buildings consume 40 percent of all energy used in the United States and are responsible for 40 percent of carbon dioxide emissions. Energy-efficient buildings, whether new or existing, lessen our nation's energy use.

Lighting

New lighting technologies can help reduce energy costs for consumers, businesses and governments alike.

Industry

An energy-efficient industrial sector increases productivity, enhances global competitiveness and creates jobs.

Saving Money and Energy

Energy-efficient habits allows consumers to keep more money in their wallet while federal legislation helps the country save money.

Federal Energy Management

As the country's largest energy consumer, the federal government is in a unique position to spearhead energy efficiency efforts.

Financing

A federal public benefits fund could double resources available to states for energy efficiency and other public benefits programs.

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