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Energy Efficiency: Reducing Pollutant Emissions and Improving Public Health

Energy Efficiency: Reducing Pollutant Emissions and Improving Public Health . Southwest Energy Efficiency Project (SWEEP). Energy Efficiency Basics. Energy Efficiency and Pollutant Emissions . Hidden Costs of Energy – NAS study published in Nov. 2009 .

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Energy Efficiency: Reducing Pollutant Emissions and Improving Public Health

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  1. Energy Efficiency: Reducing Pollutant Emissions and Improving Public Health

  2. Southwest Energy Efficiency Project (SWEEP)

  3. Energy Efficiency Basics

  4. Energy Efficiency and Pollutant Emissions

  5. Hidden Costs of Energy – NAS study published in Nov. 2009

  6. Full Life Cycle Costs of Coal-based Electricity – Paul Epstein et. al. 2011

  7. Energy Efficiency - A Negative Cost Emissions Reduction Strategy (McKinsey & Co. 2007)

  8. How to Achieve an 80% Reduction in CO2 Emission in California by 2050?

  9. Why Emphasize Energy Efficiency as Part of a GHG Emissions Reduction Strategy?

  10. Energy Efficiency Strategy #1: Utility Energy Efficiency Programs

  11. Ratepayer Funding for Energy Efficiency - 2009

  12. Energy Efficiency Strategy #2: Appliance Efficiency Standards

  13. Examples of Appliance Standards Impacts

  14. Energy Efficiency Strategy #3: Building Energy Codes

  15. History of Residential Building Model Energy Codes

  16. History of Commercial Building Model Energy Codes

  17. Status of Residential Building Codes

  18. Last but Not Least: Don’t under-estimate the power of the polluters!

  19. SWEEP:Dedicated to More Efficient Energy Use in the Southwest

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