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01/08/20 Leaders of the House Energy and Commerce Committee unveiled the outlines of a sweeping climate bill this afternoon, and a look inside shows a host of ambitious energy efficiency policies. That is smart thinking, considering efficiency measures alone could cut U.S. greenhouse gas emissions in... |
01/07/20 While efficiency has had some rocky games in the past (at least at the federal level), at the Alliance, we are training for the season ahead by focusing on the basics of the game – defense, offense, and team building. But we’re taking it one step further by also changing the game through... |
12/18/19 This week, the Alliance, ACEEE, and BCSE jointly released the Energy Efficiency Impact Report, a digital and graphically-heavy report telling the story of energy efficiency’s impacts on the U.S. economy, environment, and society, across a variety of sectors (utilities, buildings, industry,... |
12/05/19 It’s that time of year again. Time to think about what to put on our holiday wish list, and here at the Alliance, we know just what we want. This holiday season is the perfect time for the U.S. to get its act together on efficiency policy. So, here’s what we’re asking for. |
11/22/19 “Energy efficiency represents an extraordinary and often underestimated opportunity to reduce carbon emissions while simultaneously stimulating economic activity and lowering consumer energy bills.” That’s the central message of comments the Alliance submitted today to the U.S. House Select... |
11/12/19 Soaring temperatures globally, coupled with urbanization, population growth, and rising incomes are driving an unprecedented increase in demand for comfort cooling. While providing immense social and health benefits, air conditioning is exacerbating the climate crisis. Market stimulation and... |
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