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 08/05/20 While transportation and industry tend to come to mind when people think of the primary culprits of energy consumption, another sector globally actually tops that list: buildings. In June, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and Johnson Controls released the beta version of the Building... |
 07/16/20 As the Alliance’s Active Efficiency Collaborative works to integrate the benefits of traditional energy efficiency measures with the opportunities presented by digital technologies, we’re reflecting on lessons learned from past projects that withstand the test of time. Back in 2005, the energy... |
 06/22/20 By Jeff Hamel, Director of Industry Partnerships, Google |
 03/27/20 As noted in our last EE Global Forum update, the well-being of our attendees and staff are a top priority. Given the progression and continued uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have made the difficult decision to cancel this year’s EE Global Forum. |
 03/13/20 The following is a note from Clay Nesler, Interim President, regarding EE Global Forum. |
 03/11/20 The Active Efficiency Collaborative has set out to modernize energy efficiency to lay the foundation for a more integrated and time-dependent energy system. On March 6, the Active Efficiency Steering Committee held its inaugural meeting and set the tone for cross-sector coordination and mutual... |
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