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Washington State Non-Residential Energy Codes Training
The Northwest Energy Efficiency Council is pleased to announce that we are offering comprehensive trainings about the 2009 Non-Residential Energy Code (NREC) in various locations around the state this … [Read more...]
BOC Has Newly Re-designed Web Site
NEEC’s award winning Building Operator Certification (BOC) program has a fresh new web look. The new site is easy to navigate and is filled with information about how building operators and … [Read more...]
Energy Trust of Oregon News
At the September meeting of the Conservation Advisory Committee of the Energy Trust of Oregon, ETO staff presented information on their draft strategic plan for programs geared to industrial and … [Read more...]
NEEC Publishes 2009 Non Residential Energy Code Compliance Forms
While there is still uncertainty as to the official implementation date for the 2009 Washington State Energy Code (delayed from July 1st by the State Building Code Council at the request of the … [Read more...]
Two Energy Efficiency Conferences Coming this Fall
With summer behind us (that was summer wasn’t it?), conference season must be right around the corner. Two events of note for the energy efficiency industry are on the Fall calendar.NEEC is the … [Read more...]
Referendum 52 Gears up for November Ballot
Referendum 52 - Healthy Schools For Washington (www.healthyschoolsforwa.org/) – will be the premier energy issue on Washington’s statewide ballot on November 2nd. The professional campaign … [Read more...]
Future Energy Conference – Seattle
The Northwest Environmental Business Council and the Washington State Department of Commerce are hosting a two day energy conference, November 9 -10 at The Conference Center of the Washington State … [Read more...]
WUTC Inquiry on Decoupling and Lost Margin
The Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission opened an inquiry this spring on utility rate regulation policy with a focus on the issues of decoupling and lost margin from conservation … [Read more...]
Seattle City Light Names Acting Commercial Sector Program Manager
Seattle City Light recently named David Broustis as their acting commercial sector program manager filling the position recently vacated by Greg Whiting. David will serve in that capacity until a … [Read more...]