October 6, 2021, is Energy Efficiency Day
But efficiency is year-round.
Save Money. Cut Pollution. Create Jobs.
Find out how you can take part today!
Local governments, universities, organizations, corporations, and utilities are participating in #EEDay2021
Check out the list of current participants and join today!
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Energy Efficiency is Key to a Resilient Grid: Here’s How
As our population continues to grow and we experience more extreme temperature swings and increased storms resulting from climate change, stress on the electricity grid is only expected to increase. This is why we must update and strengthen our nation’s grid…
7 Hot Summer Tips to Save Energy
Summer heat is right around the corner, but don’t let higher energy bills become a worry. You can turn to energy efficiency for help! A few home upgrades and small changes in how you approach the hot weather can help you save money and keep your family comfortable all summer long…
(Building) Codes, COVID-19, Climate Change, and Catastrophe
The pandemic’s undefined period of time at home and away from office buildings and schools brings to mind thoughts of workers throughout the energy sector – particularly those unemployed or underemployed: building and home inspectors and evaluators, HVAC and renewable...
Join the conversation! #EEDay2021
If your community didn't participate, urge your local officials to issue a proclamation and join us for #EEday2021 on October 6th. The goals are simple: Save Money. Cut Pollution. Create Jobs.
Proclamation toolkit below:
https://energyefficiencyday.org/proclamations-toolkit/
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