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Major TV Manufacturers Expand Program to Reduce Consumer Electricity Bills Across North America
Expanded participation and on-mode commitments projected to eventually save consumers $1.8 billion annually.
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What is a Qualified Products List?
Market Transformation depends on making it easier for the market to identify and confidently adopt high-performing technologies. Qualified Products Lists are one way this work is put into practice. Qualified Products Lists help identify energy-efficient technologies that meet defined performance standards, bringing clarity to a complex and evolving market. As new technologies enter the market, it can be difficult for consumers to identify products…
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Northwest Buildings Are Getting Smarter and More Efficient
NEEA released the 2025 Commercial Building Stock Assessment, highlighting trends and insights from the study of 692 Northwest buildings and their energy use.
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Midea Wins Innovation Prize to Expand Access to Efficient Water Heating
Winning technology to bring heat pump water heating to more homes, with potential to save households $5.6 billion in energy costs.
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NEEA Brings Market Transformation Expertise to 2026 ACEEE Summer Study
Members of the Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance team will join energy efficiency professionals from across the country at the 2026 ACEEE Summer Study in California. Learn more about the papers and presentations they’ll be sharing.
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NEEA Releases 2025 Annual Report
The Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (NEEA) has published its 2025 Annual Report, highlighting a year of regional collaboration and measurable progress as the alliance launched its 2025–2029 business cycle. The 2025 Annual Report chronicles the first year of Cycle 7, showcasing how the alliance and its partners are translating regional priorities into action while advancing practical, scalable…
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Priming the Region for a Turning Point in Pump Efficiency
Following the U.S. Department of Energy’s (U.S. DOE’s) release of a new energy efficiency standard for commercial and industrial pumps, the alliance leveraged its data expertise, mid and upstream market relationships, and regionwide scale to help support the Northwest in meeting the new standard.
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How Data Drives Market Transformation
For NEEA, data has always been a vital part of Market Transformation. And as the alliance moves deeper into Cycle 7, the role of data is evolving. Having better data allows NEEA to ask sharper questions, identify barriers earlier, and pinpoint the most effective points of intervention.
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Ear to the Ground: How Market Research and Evaluation Accelerate Progress
Advancing energy efficiency across the Northwest means more than innovative technologies and strong partnerships, it requires trusted market insights and evaluation to determine if NEEA’s efforts are driving real progress. That’s where NEEA’s team of Market Research and Evaluation (MRE) scientists play a critical role.
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Natural Gas Efficiency in Commercial Buildings: Advancing Practical Solutions at Scale
Commercial buildings are entering a new phase of energy efficiency defined by a shift toward resilient, scalable solutions. Rather than seeking new systems, cost-conscious decision makers today are focused on technologies that are easier to adopt, easier to install, and easier to integrate into existing buildings.
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