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 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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CEE, Industry Bring Consistency to Audit Practice

August 3, 2016 Compressed air is one of the largest consumers of electricity in most industrial...

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First Connected Spec for Room AC

July 29, 2016 In May 2016, CEE shared a proposal for room air-conditioner specification revisions...

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Comparing Evaluation Planning Criteria

August 2, 2016 Ever wonder how other program administrators are assessed and how that compares...

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Members Report Behavior Programs

August 1, 2016 The 2016 Behavior Program Summary shows members are employing behavior...

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Efficiency Expenditures Reach $8.7billion

Consortium for Energy Efficiency Releases Tenth Industry Report March 18, 2016 Boston, MA...

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Initiative Offers Comm HVAC Opportunity

March 9, 2016 You can now take advantage of technological innovations that meet rising standards...

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Efficient Mass Market Lamps Increase

March 11, 2016 Since CEE launched the revised Residential Lighting Initiative in 2015,...

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LFT Launches Competition, Website

January 11, 2016 Lighting for Tomorrow is launching the fourteenth annual competition in January...

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Board Authorizes MDM Phase VI

Sponsorship is Open January 5, 2016 The CEE Board of Directors recently authorized a new...

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Consistent Energy Performance Reporting Arrives for Blowers

November 4, 2015 New energy performance test procedures have the potential to dramatically increase...

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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 including Idaho Power, DTE Energy, Mississippi Power, United Illuminating Company, Bonneville Power Administration, and Fraunhofer USA. Fraunhofer USA and the Fraunhofer USA Center are not responsible for the content of this material and bear no legal liability of any kind in this respect.

"We have an opportunity to get connected right. CEE has the facilitated process to bring together program administrators, demand response personnel, and technical experts to develop the connected framework."

Kevin Bright, Duke Energy

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