New Approaches to Residential Demand Response
By neepenergy | Wed, October 5, 11
![Annette Bellafiore](https://neep.org/sites/default/files/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Annette1_2.jpg)
Annette Bellafiore, ThinkEco, Inc.
Engineering Change - Market Transformation in the Northeast
By neepenergy | Mon, September 26, 11
![Adam Cooper](https://neep.org/sites/default/files/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/Adam-Cooper_2.jpg)
Adam Cooper - Manager, Institute for Electric Efficiency
School's Back in Session - Working Together to Save Energy, Cut Costs & Keep Students Healthy!
By neepenergy | Thu, September 22, 11
![Manchester Essex](https://neep.org/sites/default/files/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/manchester-essex-019-2-300x225_2.jpg)
Student Recycling Station at the Manchester Essex School
Heat Pump Water Heaters Offer Northeast Exciting Energy Saving Opportunities!
By dlenergyefficiency | Fri, August 26, 11
![Heat Pump Water Heater](http://www.energystar.gov/ia/products/water_heat/images/HeatPump_Works.jpg)
New EM&V Forum Project Results & 2012 Planning - Check out the latest newsletter!
By Cecily McChalicher | Mon, August 22, 11
![EM&V](https://neep.org/sites/default/files/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/neep-penfeverchart-is-5516576-300x200_2.jpg)
- EM&V Fo
Policy Tracker
By Josh Craft | Thu, August 11, 11
Our most recent Policy Tracker is available now. Key developments include:
- State Policy Updates: Delaware Policy Status, New Hampshire Energy Policy Study, New York SBC IV, Rhode Island's New Savings Targets, and Vermont Energy Efficiency Budgets
- New NEEP Resources: Codes Conference Presentations, Home Energy Efficiency Basics for Real Estate Professionals, and update on DOE Appliance Efficiency Standards
- New Reports: Energy Efficiency Financing in Vermont and IMT Buliding
Additional appliance standards could significantly reduce residential energy use
By dlenergyefficiency | Fri, August 5, 11
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.
While modest improvements to the efficiency of products "covered" by the federal appliance standards efficiency program will achieve sizable savings, by adopting more aggressive standards for the products currently covered and by adding new products to the program (i.e.
ENERGY STAR for Buildings – Are we designing buildings that perform?
By neepenergy | Fri, July 22, 11
![](https://neep.org/sites/default/files/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/Kinard_school_poudre-300x225_2.jpg)
Kinard Junior High School, Fort Collins, CO
NEEP's EM&V Forum Releases New Research and Evaluation Project Results
By neepenergy | Sun, July 17, 11
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Businesses Look To Energy Efficiency
By neepenergy | Mon, July 4, 11