Blog to Save Energy
Blog to Save Energy
 06/02/14 EPA’s much anticipated 111(d) proposal for existing power plant carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions standards is out. While we’ve only had a first look, we’re pleased that EPA and the Administration embrace and promote energy efficiency—our cheapest, cleanest, most reliable and most readily available... |
 05/30/14 Citi Bike, New York City’s bike share program, celebrated its first birthday earlier this week by offering riders one dollar day passes, along with free cupcakes at select stations. The program has evolved significantly in the past year, and despite some initial resistance and technical glitches... |
 05/28/14 Last week, EE Global’s packed agenda was highlighted by the EE Visionary Awards Luncheon, which celebrated and showcased some of the best-of-the-best in the efficiency world. The three award recipients represent what is possible when strong policies and innovative energy saving strategies are in... |
 05/21/14 Day two of EE Global kicked off with another great group of speakers—including Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz—and a very exciting announcement about the next phase of the Energy 2030 campaign. Today marks the official launch of Energy 2030 On the Road: A State and Local Campaign to encourage state... |
 05/20/14 The 7th Annual Energy Efficiency Global Forum (EE Global) kicked off today with global energy industry thought leaders discussing how the future energy landscape could impact the business of energy efficiency. Officially opening the session, Alliance to Save Energy President Kateri Callahan... |
 05/16/14 Energy efficiency policy experienced a set-back this week as the Shaheen-Portman bill (S. 2262) was derailed before reaching a final vote on the Senate floor. It has been seven years since Congress has passed a major energy bill, and non-energy efficiency related pent-up political issues were... |
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