Add to ORKGA growing number of jurisdictions are adopting energy-efficient purchasing policies, often based on ENERGY STAR7 labeled products and the U.S. Department of Energy Federal Energy Management Program (DOE/FEMP) criteria used for federal purchasing. Potential savings from energy-efficient purchasing are about $1 billion/year for all levels of government; state and local purchasing account for more than 75 % of this total. Together, state and local agencies spend annually about $50-70 billion on energy-related products and $12 billion on energy bills. This scale of buying-power, if effectively harnessed, can help transform the market for energy-efficient products. This paper reviews state and local purchasing programs around the country, explor...
The Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) of the Department of Energy (DOE) assists federal agenc...
Section 161 of the Energy Policy Act of 1992 (EPACT) encourages energy-efficient federal procurement...
Government facilities and services are often the largest energy users and major purchasers of energ...
A growing number of jurisdictions are adopting energy efficient purchasing policies, often based on ...
Although the government sector represents only 10 to 15 percent of the economy in most countries, ca...
Although the government sector represents only 10 to 15 percent of the economy in most countries, c...
Federal, state, and local governments could save at least $139 million annually by reducing energy w...
The evolution of government purchasing initiatives in Mexico and China, part of the PEPS (Promoting...
The evolution of government purchasing initiatives in Mexico and China, part of the PEPS (Promoting ...
Each year, the Federal Government purchases an estimated $10--20 billion in energy-related products....
There are many national policies aimed at driving an increase in energy efficiency (EE) implementati...
Although federal policies regarding energy-efficient product procurement (EEPP) are long-standing an...
This report focuses on the Federal Government, the Nation’s largest single energy consumer, in terms...
In its recent decisions pertaining to the objectives of upcoming energy efficiency programs, the Cal...
Government facilities and services are often a country’s largest energy users, and major purchasers ...
The Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) of the Department of Energy (DOE) assists federal agenc...
Section 161 of the Energy Policy Act of 1992 (EPACT) encourages energy-efficient federal procurement...
Government facilities and services are often the largest energy users and major purchasers of energ...
A growing number of jurisdictions are adopting energy efficient purchasing policies, often based on ...
Although the government sector represents only 10 to 15 percent of the economy in most countries, ca...
Although the government sector represents only 10 to 15 percent of the economy in most countries, c...
Federal, state, and local governments could save at least $139 million annually by reducing energy w...
The evolution of government purchasing initiatives in Mexico and China, part of the PEPS (Promoting...
The evolution of government purchasing initiatives in Mexico and China, part of the PEPS (Promoting ...
Each year, the Federal Government purchases an estimated $10--20 billion in energy-related products....
There are many national policies aimed at driving an increase in energy efficiency (EE) implementati...
Although federal policies regarding energy-efficient product procurement (EEPP) are long-standing an...
This report focuses on the Federal Government, the Nation’s largest single energy consumer, in terms...
In its recent decisions pertaining to the objectives of upcoming energy efficiency programs, the Cal...
Government facilities and services are often a country’s largest energy users, and major purchasers ...
The Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) of the Department of Energy (DOE) assists federal agenc...
Section 161 of the Energy Policy Act of 1992 (EPACT) encourages energy-efficient federal procurement...
Government facilities and services are often the largest energy users and major purchasers of energ...