In addition to CEE documents, you can search thousands of evaluation studies, market characterizations, and relevant efficiency documents. Submitted by the energy efficiency program administrators who make up CEE, this library represents a repository of materials to benefit all who pursue the cause of energy efficiency.
Launched in 1997, The Super-Efficient Home Appliance Initiative (SEHA) is a national program designed to stimulate manufacturer and consumer interest in highly efficient home appliances. It provides a nationally recognized definition of "super-efficiency" through the establishment of performance tiers that utilities can voluntarily adopt for use in local programs. In…
Through the Super Efficient Home Appliances Initiative, CEE promotes the manufacture and sales of energy efficient clothes dryers. CEE has developed a set of specifications and a qualifying products list to define energy efficiency and works with initiative participants (utilities and energy organizations) to promote qualifying dryers through incentive, educational,…
The CEESM Connected Thermostats Program Guide is designed to support program administrators in the design and delivery of effective connected thermostat efforts that serve a broad range of portfolio objectives and inform industry partners of common member considerations. It synthesizes aspects of connected thermostat programs that are most likely to…
The CEE Board of Directors approved revisions to the Super Efficient Home Appliance Initiative on December 19, 2018, which included the adoption of a new specification for residential clothes dryers. The specification includes in efficiency tiers for electric and gas standard and compact sized models and optional connected criteria for…
