Product Specifications + Qualified Products Lists
Access consistent guidance and requirements for energy-efficient products.

Guiding Advancement of High-Performance, Energy-Efficient Products
NEEA actively collaborates with manufacturers and other market stakeholders to create specifications and qualified product lists (QPLs) for a range of high-performance, energy-efficient products. These efforts ensure that consumers have access to the most efficient options available on the market. By setting rigorous standards and maintaining comprehensive QPLs, NEEA drives innovation and adoption of energy-saving technologies, ultimately contributing to a reduction in energy waste and improved product differentiation. This approach ensures that consumers can make informed decisions when upgrading to more efficient options.
Currently, these resources are available for the following products: water heaters, ductless heat pumps, very high efficiency dedicated outdoor air systems, and super-efficient dryers.
Call for Input: AWHS Residential Chapter Revision
NEEA is seeking written feedback to inform the 2026 update of the residential Advanced Water Heating Specification. Stakeholder comments will help shape product performance requirements, Qualified Product List criteria and alignment with upcoming federal standards.

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The Benefits of Market Collaboration
Explore how NEEA’s work in various markets is driving energy efficiency and creating lasting change.
Lighting
NEEA works across the commercial lighting market to ensure that Northwest homes and businesses see the benefits of energy-efficient lighting technologies.
Consumer Products
NEEA’s work in the consumer products market ensures that efficient products are widely available for consumers across the Northwest and beyond.
Water Heating
NEEA’s work in the water heating market helps deliver efficient, high-performance solutions tailored for Northwest consumers that enhance everyday comfort.
HVAC
NEEA works with manufacturers, utilities, and industry partners to accelerate adoption of energy-efficient HVAC technologies for both residential and commercial buildings.