Higher equipment standards and more stringent building codes are squeezing the amount of savings that energy efficiency programs can harvest. No single measure will yield a dominant share of energy savings for utility program portfolios, as have lighting programs in the past. This report examines the next large opportunities for energy efficiency savings. It analyzes 18 measures—including reduction of plug loads, conservation voltage reduction, and smart manufacturing—that could collectively save 22% of total projected electricity use in the year 2030.
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Sectors: Buildings, Cross cutting, Equipment and appliances, Industry, Power sector, Renewables
Country / Region: Northern America, United States
Tags: building codes, building types, crop yields, electricity generation, energy, energy efficiency, energy savings, lightingKnowledge Object: Publication / Report
Published by: ACEEE
Publishing year: 2015
Author: Dan York, Steven Nadel, Ethan Rogers, Rachel Cluett, Sameer Kwatra, Harvey Sachs, Jennifer Amann, Meegan Kelly