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Programs

Appliance Standards Awareness Project (ASAP)

ASAP is dedicated to increasing awareness of, and support for, appliance and equipment efficiency standards and is led by a steering committee that includes representatives from the environmental community, consumer groups, utilities, and state government.

Energy Efficient Codes Coalition (EECC)

The EECC is a unique, broad-based alliance of some of the nation’s top energy efficiency advocates, including government, regional energy efficiency networks, environmental groups, think tanks, architects, utilities, energy consumers and businesses.

Building Codes Assistance Project

BCAP provides on-site assistance to state and local government officials, customizes adoption and implementation strategies to state needs, promotes and coordinates education and technical support for energy code compliance, and provides public testimony upon request by legislators.

Green Campus

The Green Campus Program is leading the way towards campus sustainability by bridging the divide between students and institutional energy costs. Through Green Campus, students are working to save energy on campuses by building general campus awareness, incorporating energy conservation and efficiency into course curricula, and implementing projects targeting energy use, student purchasing decisions, and operational changes.

China Energy Efficient Windows Initiative

The China Energy Efficient Windows Initiative assisted the Ministry of Construction of China in developing procedures for testing, simulating and labeling fenestration product energy performance characteristics.

Green Schools

Through basic changes in the operations, maintenance, and individual behavior, Green Schools has achieved reductions in energy use of 5 to 15 percent among participating schools. In addition, Green Schools encourages students to apply the lessons of energy-efficiency message in their homes and communities.

Clean and Efficient Energy Program (CEEP)

The Clean and Efficient Energy Program (CEEP) is a nationwide initiative with a mission to promote and support the energy efficiency efforts of locally-owned utilities.

Industrial Energy Efficiency Initiatives

The Alliance to Save Energy works with the U.S. Department of Energy’s Industrial Technologies Program (DOE-ITP) conducting analysis, outreach, and awareness for the DOE-ITP’s “Save Energy Now” initiative, which helps industrial plants operate more efficiently and profitably by identifying ways to reduce energy use in key industrial process systems.

Commercial Buildings Initiative (CBI)

The Commercial Buildings Initiative brings together owners, financiers, manufacturers, practitioners, policy makers, regulators, program planners, researchers, funding agencies and other stakeholders as a public-private collaboration for technology innovation and process change.

Municipal Network for Energy Efficiency

MUNEE has helped municipalities in 17 countries implement cost effective energy-efficiency measures to provide better heating in homes, schools, hospitals and municipal buildings, and improve efficiency of municipal water supply systems.

Communications and Marketing

The Alliance’s communications and marketing team uses print, television, radio, and web-based media to raise the Alliance’s profile and to disseminate information on energy-efficiency policy and money-saving energy-efficiency tips to help consumers lower their energy bills.

Responsible Energy Codes Alliance

The Responsible Energy Codes Alliance (RECA) is a consortium of energy-efficiency professionals, product and equipment manufacturers, and trade associations. RECA’s primary objective is to support and urge all states and local jurisdictions to adopt and implement the most recent International Energy Conservation Code, without substantive local weakening amendments.

Data Center Program

Data centers in the United States consume more than 60 billion kilowatt hours of electricity annually at a cost of about $4.5 billion per year. At current trends, national data center energy consumption will nearly double again by 2011. Our data center program encourages energy-efficiency improvements in data centers through various initiatives.

Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance

The Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance (SEEA) promotes energy efficiency for a cleaner environment, a more prosperous economy, and a higher quality of life in the Southeastern region of the United States.

Efficient Windows Collaborative

The Efficient Windows Collaborative (EWC) aims to increase the market penetration of energy-efficient window products in both the residential and commercial sectors by promoting energy performance rating and labeling among window manufacturers.

Watergy™

The Alliance’s Watergy Program helps cities realize significant energy, water and monetary savings through technical and managerial changes in water supply systems, providing consumers with quality water while using a minimum of water and energy.

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