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Market Progress Evaluation Report: Premium Efficiency Motors
The Premium Efficiency Motors (PEM) Program, which began in early 1997, is a regional effort to “increase the quantity of energy efficient motors purchased and used in the region by commercial and industrial facilities by increasing awareness and product availability through dealer incentives, educational tools, support of consistent national motors standards and motor testing.”
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WashWise Program Evaluation Report
This report presents an initial look at the market for resource-efficient clothes washers (RECWs), the progress and trends in that market, and the influence of the Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance’s WashWise program to date. There is a focus on the status of the market and the impact of WashWise on that market, and less emphasis…
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Premium Efficiency Motors
The Premium Efficiency Motors (PEM) Program, which began in early 1997, is a regional effort to “increase the quantity of energy efficient motors purchased and used in the region by commercial and industrial facilities by increasing awareness and product availability through dealer incentives, educational tools, support of consistent national motors standards and motor testing.”
Industrial -
WashWise Program Report
This report presents an initial look at the market for resource-efficient clothes washers (RECWs), the progress and trends in that market, and the influence of the Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance’s WashWise program to date. There is a focus on the status of the market and the impact of WashWise on that market, and less emphasis…
Consumer Products|Residential -
Building Operators Certification Program Evaluation Report
In 1996 the Northwest Efficiency Alliance (Alliance) began sponsoring the Building Operators Certification (BOC) venture operated by the Northwest Energy Efficiency Council (NEEC). This Market Progress Report responds to a request by the Alliance to address seven points regarding the progress of the BOC venture as a first step in the evaluation of the program.…
Commercial Buildings