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Oregon Poised to Adopt Appliance Efficiency Standards

Oregon is set to become the second state this year to adopt energy-saving efficiency standards for a suite of household and commercial products following a successful vote in the state senate today

Biden, States Kick Off Pivotal Year for Appliance Efficiency Standards

With the Biden administration in its second month, we have already seen its interest in strengthening the energy-saving standards that cover dozens of household and commercial pro

New boiler standards take effect as Trump administration throws a wrench in future standards

Last Friday, updated federal efficiency standards for residential boilers took effect.

New DOE rule will allow unlimited energy and water waste from washers and dryers

The U.S.

DC joins leading states in setting strong appliance efficiency standards

Washington, DC is set to become the eighth U.S.

Trump administration moves closer to ensuring many furnaces, water heaters keep wasting gas

The U.S.

Trump’s showerhead plan is here, but many models already deliver a dense soak

In the midst of a pandemic, the U.S.

First-ever pump efficiency standards take effect, but the Trump administration puts additional savings on hold

In January, the first-ever pump efficiency standards in the U.S. took effect. The new standards were negotiated by a broad range of stakeholders back in 2014 and will provide savings in a wide variety of commercial and industrial pump applications.

Trouble Ahead for US Appliance Efficiency Standards

The US Department of Energy’s (DOE) plan for national appliance standards for 2020 has come into focus, and the picture is not pretty.