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U.S. DOE Steps Lead to Significant Increase in Compliance with Energy Efficiency Reporting Requirements
  (WASHINGTON DC, January 12, 2010) - The Department of Energy announced today that it has received certifications for over 600,000 residential appliances in 15 different product categories in response to the Department’s enhanced energy efficiency enforcement efforts.
   
  DOE recently announced that manufacturers had until January 8, 2010 to submit correct energy use data to the Department of Energy before aggressive enforcement actions were taken. The certification data provided by 160 different manufacturers will allow DOE to review manufacturers’ compliance with minimum energy efficiency standards and take action to ensure that products are delivering the energy and cost savings required by law. DOE will continue to accept certification reports that were sent by mail and postmarked by January 8th.

See the U.S. Department of Energy's Press Release for more details, or visit the author's website at www.energy.gov.

 
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last updated   19-02-2010 16:22:59
 
 
 
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