CEE—Consortium for Energy Efficiency | Working together, advancing efficiency

The CEE process keeps the conversation respectful, honest, and open.

Programs communicate best successes and lessons learned.

Appropriate skill sets are brought to bear on each conversation.

CEE members work together to influence markets.

Executive Director Ed Wisniewski welcomes participants.

CEE meetings build professional networks.

CEE members shape the whole through unique perspectives.

CEE members meet in person twice a year.

Machinist repairing brushes on large motor. Motor system management offers efficiency.

Energy efficiency in commercial lighting systems. Source: iStockphoto

CEE at a Glance Behavior Insights and Tools | Annual Industry Report collects and . . . | Founded in 1991 | 14th annual Industry Partners Meeting presentations | Over 100 program administrator members, operating in 46 states and seven provinces | click for more

CEE is the US and Canadian consortium of gas and electric efficiency program administrators. We work together to accelerate the development and availability of energy efficient products and services for lasting public benefit.

Energy Efficiency Programs

CEE members build infrastructure supporting national markets in efficiency. Our tried and true market initiatives impact residential, commercial, and industrial products and services, including consumer electronics, home appliances, data centers, HVAC, lighting, motor systems, water heating, and more. Have an idea for meeting efficiency targets?

Social sciences inform behavioral energy efficiency programs

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Go-To Energy Efficiency Behavior Document Published

September 22, 2017 CEE Behavior Insights and Tools Now PublicFor the first time, the CEE Behavior...

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Measuring Compressed Air Systems

July 28, 2017 There’s an old saying that you can’t manage what you can’t measure, and while...

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Pool Initiative Advances Pump Strategy

July 27, 2017 A primary strategy for the CEE High Efficiency Residential Swimming Pool...

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2017 Behavior Program Summary Published

July 30, 2017 The 2017 Behavior Program Summary shows members are employing behavior...

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CEE Gas Portfolio

July 25, 2017 Natural gas energy efficiency is often marginalized in national policy debates, in...

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CEE MEMBERS EARN 2017 ENERGY STAR® AWARDS

May 9, 2017 CEE congratulates the 2017 winners of the highly competitive and prestigious ENERGY...

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Compressed Air Strategy Finalized

May 3, 2017 Boston, MA—Compressed air, so essential to industry that it is often called the “fourth...

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Utility Efficiency Investments Continue at Record Levels

Consortium for Energy Efficiency Releases Eleventh Annual Industry Report EMBARGOED until: March 31...

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Ninety Percent of US Households Recognize the ENERGY STAR® Label

April 24, 2017 Washington DC—Results from the National Awareness of ENERGY STAR® for 2016 are now...

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2016 C&I Program Intelligence

November 11, 2016 C&I Program Summaries Available Many of the 2016 Commercial and...

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Emerging technologies keep the pipeline full.

Relationships form at meetings, monthly calls, and through the CEE Forum.

CEE initiative work proceeds through research, thoughtfulness, and discussion.

CEE members contribute equally to the discussion, regardless of size.

Industrial energy management builds a culture of ongoing efficiency.

Commercial and Residential Lighting Committees share replacement approaches

Municipal Water-wastewater discussions center on outreach to officials.

CEE salutes members across the United States and Canada, including GazMetro, Northern California Power Agency, Alabama Power, National Grid, and Hawaii Energy.

"When you put your customer in the supply side equation, you start looking at them very differently."

Harlan Coomes, Principal Engineer, Sacramento Municipal Utility District

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