New ASE Brief
Maximizing Energy Efficiency: A Path to Lower Costs, Stronger Grid Resilience, and Smarter Government Spending
The current administration has pledged to cut energy costs for American households by 50%. A new brief from the Alliance to Save Energy reveals that strategic investments in energy efficiency can make significant strides toward reaching this goal.
The brief explores how, for the average household, energy-efficiency investments can deliver:
- $500 or more in annual utility bill savings
- Up to 15% reduction in average energy costs
Inside the brief, you’ll discover:
- How a comprehensive, bipartisan strategy to boost energy efficiency can lower household energy bills and strengthen our nation’s energy grid.
- How every $1 invested in energy-efficiency programs by the federal government can return $2–$4 in savings.
- How federal tax credits for energy-efficient home upgrades drive significant economic benefits.
- How modernized practices—such as implementing digital transformation and focusing on results—can help federal agencies reduce wasted energy and save taxpayers billions of dollars every year.
- And much more!