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Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance Non-profit consortium in the U.S. Pacific Northwest working to transform markets for energy-efficient products and services. Online reports on products and technologies for industry, agriculture, homes, and other applications. American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy U.S. nonprofit that sponsors a large international conference every two years called the "Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings". Publishes reports on technical and policy issues relating to energy efficiency. International Association for Energy-Efficient Lighting IAEEL is a global high-quality, energy-efficient lighting network and information resource. Resource index and listing of events. Southeast Energy Assistance (SEA) Nonprofit organization provides energy related repairs to low-income families in the metro Atlanta, Georgia area. Also provides minor plumbing repairs and water conservation devices. Services free to low-income households. South Carolina Energy Office Develops, implements energy efficiency and conservation projects throughout the state; provides SC-specific energy data, information. The Association for the Conservation of Energy UK industry-supported organization that aims to encourage a positive national awareness of the need for and benefits of energy conservation. Site has several reports on these topics. Wisconsin Energy Conservation Corporation WECC provides information on energy conservation and efficiency for utilities, consumers, environmental groups, and regulatory agencies. World Energy Efficiency Association WEEA is composed of developed and developing country institutions and individuals charged with increasing energy efficiency. Assist developing and industrializing countries in accessing information on energy efficiency. Finnish Energy Industries Federation Finergy The Finnish electricity branch organization: power and heat generation, procurement, transmission, sales, and building of power transmission grid. Energy Star U.S. EPA Energy Star programs and products help save the environment and save consumers money by using less energy through advanced design or construction. Consumer products include most major appliances, lighting fixtures, office products, hvac systems, and homes. Site is good source of appliance energy ratings. |
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