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Industrial firms sometimes forego energy efficiency projects, even when savings are clear. Join us to learn how utility efficiency programs can best engage with industry to spur improvements. us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

At our Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings, we explore and learn about solutions that improve affordability and grid resiliency. You can help lead these conversations by hosting a #SummerStudy26 Informal Session! Learn more & apply by 6/19⬇️ aceee.org/2026-summer-st…

For decades, the IECC has been the model for building energy codes. But as energy bills rise, states are seeking stronger codes. The Efficient New Homes Code is a ready-to-adopt pathway for jurisdictions looking to cut residents’ energy costs. More⬇️ aceee.org/blog-post/2026…

Industrial firms’ participation in utility-run efficiency programs is often low, even when significant incentives are available. Why is that, and how do we increase participation? aceee.org/research-repor…

Industrial firms face intense competition for capital, sometimes making it difficult for energy efficiency projects to move forward despite large energy and cost savings. Join us to learn about these decisions and what makes projects likely to succeed. us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Energy efficiency is one of the fastest, most cost-effective ways to lower energy bills and cut emissions. That’s why we work to turn research into real-world impact. Learn more and join us today⤵️ aceee.org

For #EarthDay🌎, help us make an impact! Energy efficiency reduces families' energy bills, cuts pollution, and builds lasting resilience. Learn more and support our work today👇 aceee.org/donate

What makes industrial energy efficiency projects move forward or stall out? Join our webinar to learn how incentives, timing, and program design shape real-world decisions. Learn more and register below. us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

How do U.S. industrial firms make energy-related capital investment decisions—and what will encourage their participation in efficiency programs? Our new report identifies approaches for overcoming obstacles for industrial efficiency projects. aceee.org/research-repor…

More than 1 in 5 Virginians couldn’t fully pay a utility bill in 2024, and rising energy costs are making it worse. New legislation could help by expanding energy efficiency programs, especially for low-income households. aceee.org/blog-post/2026…

Energy bills are rising across the U.S. In Virginia, the state's General Assembly passed a series of bills to help. With the bills expected to be signed by Governor Spanberger soon, we recently took a look at how they will help ramp up efficiency efforts. aceee.org/blog-post/2026…

Registration for the 2026 Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings is open! Register by June 5 to lock in the best rate and experience what #SummerStudy26 has in store. Together, we can improve affordability and resiliency in the buildings sector. aceee.org/2026-summer-st…

Like households across the country, Virginians are feeling the strain of high energy bills. We took a look at a series of bills the state's General Assembly passed aimed at providing relief to residents⬇️ aceee.org/blog-post/2026…

The 2026 Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings brings together professionals from around the globe to transform the building sector, improving efficiency, affordability, and resiliency. Learn more & register for #SummerStudy26⬇️ aceee.org/2026-summer-st…

In Virginia, Governor Spanberger is expected to sign a flurry of bills that will help tackle the problem of high utility bills by expanding support for energy efficiency improvements in homes. We explored how these bills will help Virginians. aceee.org/blog-post/2026…

Building energy codes are often an unsung hero, ensuring that new homes and buildings meet minimum efficiency standards and saving residents & businesses money for decades after construction. But a new proposal could stall, or even reverse, those gains. aceee.org/blog-post/2026…

Registration for the 2026 Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings is open! Join us for #SummerStudy26, August 2-7, in Pacific Grove, CA. Together we’ll explore and advance clean energy solutions that lower utility bills and build resilience. aceee.org/2026-summer-st…

Building energy codes have saved U.S. families and businesses billions of dollars in recent decades by ensuring new homes and buildings become increasingly energy efficient. A new proposal from the body that develops model codes threatens to upend that. aceee.org/blog-post/2026…

D.C.’s Building Energy Performance Standard is almost here, are buildings ready? Join ACEEE, Clearly Energy, @DOEE_DC, IMT, and The Building Innovation Hub at DC Climate Week for a one-year-out look at compliance, tools, and what’s ahead for BEPS. luma.com/wdl6fbkx

Did you miss our recent webinar, Long-Haul Trucking’s Future: Hydrogen and Battery-Electric Pathways? Check out the full recording to hear this dynamic discussion! aceee.org/webinar/long-h…