Energy Labels And Standards - Minimum Energy Performance Standards

Energy Labels
Energy labeling is a policy tool that informs consumers about the energy performance of appliances and thereby encourages them to purchase appliances that provide the services they need with less energy consumption. In providing information to consumers about equipment energy consumption and operating costs that would otherwise be invisible or unavailable, energy labeling enables consumers to make more balanced and rational purchasing decisions. Energy labels can also help consumers to identify the most efficient products on the market. In effect, energy labeling attempts to provide a market ‘‘pull’’ for more energy-efficient products while simultaneously presenting information that might discourage the purchase of less efficient products. (more…)

Energy Unit – Conversion and Measurement

energy unit
It is often useful to know how much energy is being changed from one form to another. For example, natural gas companies need to have a way to measure the fuel demands of their customers so they can provide enough natural gas advantages when it is most needed. (more…)