To the surprise of many, water heating is the third largest energy expense in the home behind space heating and cooling.

Future appliance standards could eliminate growth in residential sector energy use through 2035, according to an analysis conducted for the U.S. Energy Information Administration's Annual Energy Outlook 2011.

Webinar for new product categories and updated specifications for current categories scheduled for August 2, 2011, at 2pm EST. Lighting manufacturers, energy efficiency program administrators, and others in the Solid State Lighting (SSL) field now have more options for promoting and...

Thanks to NRDC, a longtime partner of NEEP in helping to set new appliance efficiency standards, the challenge of energy waste from television set-top boxes-those ubiquitous devices that receive cable TV signals or digitally record TV shows-is receiving front-page news coverage.

Three: One to change it and two to argue over the age of the old one. (*rimshot*)

I love a good light bulb joke as much as the next guy...

Lighting industry stakeholders will have an opportunity to discuss strategies and solutions for maximizing growth in the residential and commercial markets with leaders from across the nation at two very special pre-summit workshops June 7, in Warwick, RI.