October 7 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 #EEDay2020
Check out the list of 2020 supporters and join today!
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This Fall, Efficiency Can Help Make Our Schools Safer
This year presented unprecedented challenges in our school systems. What should have been another year of school plays, book reports, and graduation ceremonies was upended by COVID-19. Any hope that fall would signal a return to normal has faded as the virus continues...
Pandemic Hurts Efficiency Jobs but You Can Still Make Energy-Saving Upgrades
The unprecedented health and economic impacts from the COVID-19 crisis are affecting us in innumerable ways. One result of spending more time at home to slow the spread of the coronavirus has been increased residential energy consumption and utility bills. And while...
Looking to Host an Event for #EEDay2020? Here’s What You Can Do!
October 7, 2020, is the day to celebrate energy efficiency in the United States and Canada. You can play your part in bringing your community together. Even if this is your first year participating in Energy Efficiency Day, be bold! You can become an official...
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Great to see this example of leading #energyefficiency effort that saves @CSNCoyote about half or $1.5MM on its #energy bill per year thru work with AEE member @SchneiderNA. #EEDay2020
BACK to SCHOOL or NOT: #DYK #utility costs are 2nd-largest #school expenditure? #EnergyEfficiency can lower costs by ~25%, add sustainability and health benefits – more important than ever with #COVID19. #EEDay2020 Tips here: https://t.co/ENKHTFa4t7
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