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State Energy Efficiency Resource Standards
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| By Julia Verdi |
Vol . 18, No. 31 / June-July 2010 |
General Information
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U.S. energy consumption could increase 0.5 percent a year until 2035.
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With a growing U.S. population requiring more commercial buildings and residences to support it, the Energy Information Administration projects energy consumption to increase 0.5 percent a year until 2035.
Many states are considering energy efficiency as a way to reduce energy demand and promote cleaner, cheaper and more reliable energy.Among the tools to accomplish this are installing energy-efficient appliances, furnaces, air conditioners and insulation in homes and commercial buildings. These devices help buildings use less energy without sacrificing comfort.
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