Energy Efficiency Working Groups

In 2016, ACEEE launched a utility working group to identify best practices for improving and expanding low-income energy efficiency programs, provide technical assistance to utilities, and foster peer-to-peer learning among utilities and other program administrators. The working group has grown over the years; it currently consists of over 50 utilities and statewide program administrators.

ACEEE launched a working group in January 2019 focused on addressing the challenges faced by utilities and program administrators as they work to ensure the needs of LMI and marginalized communities are met during this transportation transition.

ACEEE is engaged in a multi-year project to create or expand comprehensive building upgrade programs for market-rate and affordable multifamily housing through partnerships between utilities and the multifamily housing community.

ACEEE is engaged in a project to understand the opportunities and barriers to developing programs that support grid-interactive efficient buildings (GEBs).