Improving DOE’s Process for Issuing EE Regs Under Current Authority
MCLI Recommendation: “DOE should continue establishing and updating currently authorized energy efficiency standards.”
LPDD Recommendation: “DOE should define the scope of products eligible to be regulated under currently authorized standards more expansively.”
LPDD Recommendation: “DOE should reform its EE testing procedures to better focus on high-priority products, adopt well-understood improvements to testing methodology, and take into account cross-cutting technological trends, like more internet-connected devices.”
4 resources
Report, Next Generation Standards
The Appliance Standards Awareness Project and American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy wrote a 2016 report on next generation EE standards that identified new categories of products which DOE ...
Report, Clothes Dryer Testing
ACEEE has written a study in the best practices of clothes dryer energy efficiency testing, focusing on improvements in DOE’s testing methodology.
Report, Climate Reregulation in a Biden Administration
This August 2020 report from the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law charts a course for executive action that, under a new presidential administration, would reverse the deregulatory agenda of the Tr...
Report, Making Smart Products and Systems Efficient
ACEEE has written a study on the efficiency of smart products, providing an overview of current policy measures worldwide, and noting drivers for the development and implementation of low power enabli...
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