Energy efficiency issues are coming to the forefront of the energy industry.

 

 


 

 
Concern over the enactment of mandatory emission reduction programs, and a response
 

 
to climate change and global warming are found throughout the industry.

 

 


 

 
Marketers have begun to align themselves with utilities that are viewed as more
 

 
"environmentally friendly", in order to capitalise on the public emphasis
 

 
on efficiency and conservation.

 

 


 

 
Based on extensive primary research with industry executives and efficiency experts,
 

 
Issues in US Energy Efficiency Programs provides a comprehensive overview
 

 
of the implications and benefits of efficiency programs, providing an understanding
 

 
of key trends and developments.

 

 


 

 
The report will help you to: gain market share, valued at $4.3 billion,
 

 
by understanding FEMP-sponsored energy efficiency programs and partnerships.

 

 


 

 
Programs covered include the Climate Challenge Program, the Utility Incentive
 

 
Program and the Super ESPC benchmark your own position on efficiency issues with
 

 
industry leaders examine how the competitors are creating new margins by leveraging
 

 
the benefits of energy efficiency understand the details of International Financial
 

 
Institution programs, such as the Carbon Storage Fund and those of the World Bank
 

 
position yourself for the future by obtaining early carbon allowance credits before
 

 
emission reductions become mandatory understand the implications of the pending
 

 
ratification of the Kyoto Protocol, as well as trends in social policy and domestic
 

 
legislation.