Creating an Energy-Efficient World

ALLIANCE TO SAVE ENERGY Silver Anniversary Issue 25-Year Retrospective and 2001 Annual Report 25 Years ago...

…the Alliance to Save Energy was born. Its birth was prompted by the energy crisis of the ‘70s.

The OPEC oil embargo. Resulting gasoline and heating oil shortages. Long lines at gas stations. President in a cardigan urging Americans to conserve energy. These searing images brought home to Americans our dependence on foreign oil and our national security vulnerability.

Since then, exciting energy-efficient technologies promoted by the Alliance have made great strides in reducing energy use and related business and homeowner energy bills while also benefiting the economy, environment, and energy security.

Once again, much more searing images — the terrorist attacks of September 11 — drive home the threat to our national security that stems from our dependence on foreign oil from one of the more unstable areas of the world.

In the intervening years between these pivotal events, the Alliance has accomplished much — now working in two dozen countries on five continents. Yet, much still remains to be done to stem unnecessary energy waste in our businesses, homes, and vehicles to create an energy-efficient world.

Please join with us. Alliance to Save Energy First 25 Years on the World Stage

1973 OPEC oil embargo. Politicians and average citizens realize the perils of foreign oil dependence and economic importance of energy. 1978 1977 Automobile fuel efficiency Alliance to standards (CAFE) take effect, Save Energy resulting in a doubling of the founded. average new car’s fuel efficien- 1984 Two founding cy—eventually saving the U.S. Alliance develops training senators— 2.8 million barrels of oil per day. and technical assistance Republican program on Energy Saving Charles Percy and Democrat Alliance TV spokesperson Performance Contracting 1988 Americans drive more than Hubert Humphrey—believe a Gregory Peck promotes energy (ESPC), an innovative, private 2 trillion miles for the first bipartisan energy-efficiency conservation in major public sector financing technique for time ever; at the current rate effort is essential to preserving service ad campaign declaring, energy-efficiency projects. the American way of life. “Let’s Not Blow It, America.” of increase, the nation is pro- jected to hit the 3 trillion mark U.S. Department of Energy 1986 in 15 years—triple 1968’s level. created. President Jimmy Carter 1979 Worst nuclear disaster ever At home, the partial meltdown Alliance Chair Senator Tim signs legislation creating a fed- at Chernobyl power plant. Also, of Three Mile Island (TMI) Wirth holds hearings on eral department to coordinate world oil prices collapse amid nuclear reactor ends new global climate change and energy policy and programs; a perception of plentitude. orders for U.S. nuclear power calls for greater focus on energy-efficiency and renew- plants. In the Middle East, To increase home weatheriza- energy efficiency. able energy programs receive the Iranian revolution gener- tion savings, Alliance, under major funding support. ates a second world oil crisis. Chair Senator John , initi- Alliance organizes emerging Oil prices double and plunge ates national training programs energy-efficiency industry the industrial world into a and demonstrations. More than to make its voice heard on recession. 2,000 heating technicians national energy policy issues, attend workshops in 23 states. including Federal Energy Alliance Board member Robert Management Program, Stobaugh’s popular book, international investment Energy Future, popularizes a 1987 issues, and the Energy Black for World Events new solution to energy woes — Ending the ‘Appliance Wars,’ Policy Act of 1992. Purple for Alliance Events energy efficiency. President Reagan vetoes, then signs the National Appliance Energy Conservation Act, mandating federal energy- efficiency stan- dards for many commonly used appliances. 1992 President George H. W. Bush signs comprehen- 1991 sive Energy Gulf War. International atten- Policy Act, tion focuses on energy issues including 1994 U.S. oil imports exceed as U.S. leaders initially cite major provisions to improve domestic oil production for energy vulnerability to justify federal energy management, first time in nation’s history. military involvement. building codes and lighting, 1993 equipment standards, and President Clinton proposes The latest culprits: light trucks, EPA creates Energy Star’s home energy ratings, owing in small Btu tax that could help SUVs, and other low-efficiency predecessor, Green Lights: large measure to the 1991 stimulate investment in energy vehicles clogging U.S. first voluntary energy- Alliance report and Alliance efficiency; Congress forcefully roadways. efficiency effort, ushering advocacy. rejects his proposal. U.S. energy-efficiency in a new era of nonregulatory Throughout the ‘90s, the industry asks Alliance to market transformation initia- UN Conference on Environment Alliance spurred the creation organize efficiency export tives. The Alliance follows and Development in Rio puts of numerous groups, including missions in Mexico, and soon suit with its Green Schools, climate change debate and the the Business Council for after in China, Brazil, India, and Steam Management, and role of country-wide energy use Sustainable Energy, the several other countries. These Efficient Windows and the fight to diminish green- Building Codes Assistance seminars marshal business Collaborative programs. house gas emissions into the international context. Project, the Export Council for expertise to educate decision U.S. government facilities Energy Efficiency, the makers and expand markets waste more than $1 billion Northwest Energy Efficiency for efficiency worldwide. annually of taxpayers’ money, Council, India’s Council of reveals Alliance’s Energy Energy Efficiency Companies, 1995 Congressional attempts to Use in Federal Facilities: and the Ghana Energy roll back major funding and Squandering Taxpayer Foundation. regulations for energy efficien- Dollars and Needlessly cy are defeated. Led by Alliance Polluting Our Environment. Chair Senator Jeff Bingaman and Co-Chairs Senator Jim Jeffords and Representative , the Alliance coordi- nates the energy-efficiency industry’s work to hold the line.

Alliance returns to broadcast- ing public service announce- ments. The Alliance launches the first of three major public service announcement (PSA) campaigns in the ‘90s, again taking its message of energy efficiency directly to the American people. 1996 Alliance opens first overseas office in Russia, followed by offices and representatives 2002 in Ukraine, Serbia, Ghana, Congress refuses the once-in- Thailand, and elsewhere a-decade opportunity to shore on five continents. 1999 up automobile fuel efficiency Eight of the 10 hottest standards. 1997 summers ever recorded occur Renewed interest in energy in the ‘90s, providing Alliance TV ad is selected by efficiency following the Kyoto additional evidence of climate CBS-TV World’s Greatest Conference on Global Climate change, while the increased Commercials as #2 worldwide Change. International attention energy demand for air commercial; #1 in United focuses on the environmental conditioners and other States. “Static Electricity consequences of fossil fuel appliances stretches the 2001 House” uses humor to wow combustion and CO2 power grid to its limit, President George W. Bush TV executives and sell home emissions. testing electricity reliability directs Vice President Dick energy efficiency and Energy in many areas. Cheney to develop a National Star message to the public. 1998 Energy Plan. Alliance releases Alliance celebrates 25 years of Leading by Alliance criticizes report on annual leadership in promoting energy Example report as energy waste by federal efficiency worldwide. Led by its imbalanced for government. Nine months later, chairman, Senator Byron downplaying Executive Order FEMP 13123 Dorgan, and its CEO, David importance of mandates Nemtzow, the Alliance — with 2000 energy efficiency. stricter Two auto companies debut its Board, corporate members, efficiency hybrid cars with highly Alliance bestows highest staff, and many partners — measures efficient gas-electric engines. honor on Governor celebrates a 25-year history of at federal Mileage exceeds 45 mpg. George Pataki at the Alliance’s linking government, business, facilities. Evening with the Stars of environmental, and consumer Blackouts stun California, Energy Efficiency. Pataki leaders in a bipartisan effort to threaten many other regions. accepts the award one month promote energy efficiency. Energy moves to front burner after the September 11 terrorist as electricity, gasoline, heating attacks, telling attendees oil, and natural gas prices “Energy security is national skyrocket in much of U.S. security, and energy Breakup of Yugoslavia creates efficiency boosts power shortages during winter both.” heating season. Alliance Energy Secretary responds with emergency Spencer Abraham, program to educate Serbians former CIA Chief about measures to reduce James Woolsey, and electric heating requirements. others speak at Alliance’s first Associates Summit on Energy Efficiency, which spotlights energy security. In the Cause of Energy Efficiency

A Retrospective of the First Quarter Century of the Alliance to Save Energy

The year was 1977. described the idea. Humphrey The next step was to bring Roots mesmerized us. The didn’t wait. “Of course I’ll join business on board. Percy, who Yankees trounced the Dodgers you, Chuck. This may be the headed Bell & Howell before in the World Series. A first class single most important thing we coming to the Senate, knew how stamp cost 13 cents. Disco fever do in our lifetime.” to work the business community. swept the country. Another Percy packed this Board with That idea was not just another banner year for the American high-profile, blue-chip corporate Senate committee or blue ribbon Way of Life. But not quite. leaders—Henry Ford II of Ford panel. Rather, it was to create Because three years earlier, Motor, Thomas Watson, Jr. of an “Alliance to Save Energy”— the OPEC oil embargo exposed IBM, David Packard of Hewlett- a novel breed of nongovern- an embarrassing Achilles heel Packard, and Thomas Murphy mental animal. It would cut in the American Way: a perilous of General Motors. The first across American life, drawing dependence on imported oil. chair of the parallel Board of in government, business, Suddenly, in mile-long lines Advisors was Henry Kissinger, consumers, and labor around everywhere, our mammoth U.S. Secretary of State (’73-’77). a strategic elemental focus: American cars were queued the premise that national energy Fast-forward to 2002. up for hours at the pumps security is in everyone’s interest, It’s been a quarter century for a pauper’s ration of a few and the smartest way to achieve since Percy and Humphrey threw gallons each. it—all the more powerful for its out the first ball. Over that time, That ugly energy crunch stung simplicity—is to “save energy.” the Alliance to Save Energy Charles Percy, Republican This would be the organization has racked up a reputation as senator from Illinois. “I was an to research, originate, initiate, the place to go to when the artillery gunner in World War II communicate, and advocate issue is energy. when America was under fresh ways to increase America’s Small wonder. Ever since its attack,” recalls Percy, “but I energy independence. Percy and kickoff, the Alliance has had a never saw the American people Humphrey would launch it as stellar run of chairmen—all U.S. so vulnerable as when that bipartisan co-chairs. senators: Percy, H. John Heinz, embargo hit.” Ever since the Daniel Evans, Tim Wirth, and Jeff embargo, Percy had been Bingaman. Currently the Alliance working on an idea to fight that is chaired by Senator Byron vulnerability. In 1977, he was “The Alliance has the best Dorgan (D-N.D.); its co-chair is ready to move on it. He called on information on energy, the Dean Langford, who, for 18 years fellow Senator Hubert Humphrey best access to energy- ran SYLVANIA, the (D-Minn.), then seriously ailing, efficiency advocacy and nation’s leading energy-efficient to ask his support from the other advocates, and the best meeting place for lighting company. The Alliance side of the aisle. “Think it over, constituencies on every has also built a top-flight Hubert,” said Percy after he side in energy issues.”

—Dean Langford, former CEO of OSRAM SYLVANIA

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staff—currently more than 60 professionals and support staff worldwide—led since 1994 with unrelenting high energy by Alliance President David M. Nemtzow. Early on, the Alliance, joining That first simple statement of Over the years, the Alliance with Harvard University, the Alliance cause—for the sake gradually found its one-of-a-kind organized a major nationwide of national security, save shape: a hybrid that mirrors its conference on energy policy at energy—hit a political bull’s eye self-definition as an “alliance” Dumbarton Oaks in Georgetown, in the late ’70s. But as the ‘70s of multiple constituents. It’s part headlined by Saudi Oil Minister gave way to the ’80s, the trade association, part edu- Sheikh Yamani. Early on too, the nation’s fuel gauge moved back cational nonprofit, part coalition, Alliance turned heads in the toward “full,” and the memory and part think tank—with way it stepped onto the media of the OPEC oil embargo paled. Alliance Associates that range stage with its first message. In And the new administration of from more than 70 corporations 1978 on TV screens across Ronald Reagan nixed the notion and trade associations to state America, the dusty, empty image of skimping on energy and energy organizations to research of a Western ghost town popped turned off federal funding for groups. up, with an ominous message: energy-saving demonstration “But the real story of the “Let’s not blow it, America!” technologies to achieve energy Alliance,” says Nemtzow, The messenger was movie actor independence. “is the way our mission—saving Gregory Peck, warning that if we “But the strength of the Alliance energy—has taken on a life didn’t conserve our precious was its ability over time to and depth of its own, resources of fossil fuel, America respond to changing issues,” transforming as the world could turn into a ghost town. recalls Jim Wolf, executive around it has transformed.” These Alliance TV spots landed director of the Alliance through more than $100 million in free most of the ’80s. Which is just airtime from the networks for what the Alliance did: modulate the “save energy” message. the save-energy issue from

Retrospective 3 “energy independence” to “the To this end, the Alliance joined In the forefront of those willing economics of energy.” forces with companies whose to recognize this fact publicly business was precisely that: was Alliance Chair Senator Tim Consistent with this message, to improve our quality of life Wirth—the first senator to then-Alliance Chair John Heinz with energy-efficient products conduct hearings on the new spearheaded regulatory changes and services—Whirlpool threat of global climate change. to shift a portion of federal (appliances), Johns Manville And the Alliance joined ranks energy subsidies for low-income (insulation), Fannie Mae with the Environmental households toward measures to (lending), Honeywell (controls), Protection Agency and the make those households more Andersen Corporation Department of Energy in energy efficient. Heinz also (windows), and Home Depot promoting the Energy Star shifted the energy debate to the (home improvement). Through program, which helps economy—the threat of job loss this partnership, the Alliance consumers choose energy- as high-cost, energy-inefficient played a pivotal role in achieving efficient homes and appliances. plants in America’s industrial some great advances in sewing heartland were losing their During the early ’90s, the energy efficiency into the former competitive edge. “The Alliance also regularly appeared energy politics of the Reagan before Congress to advise on years meant that for a while we “Let’s not blow it, ways to boost energy efficiency shrank in size,” recalls Alliance America!” through federal energy Vice President Mark Hopkins, – Gregory Peck, 1978 management, efficient “but we grew in our focus on equipment, and energy-efficient research and innovative cost- building codes. This sustained related energy programs. It was Alliance legislative thrust played fabric of American life: energy- a time of new thinking.” an important role in the passage efficient building codes, energy- of the Energy Policy Act of 1992. Then came 1986, when oil prices smart appliances, and managing skidded from $30 to $12 a demand at electric and Widening concern about the barrel. The argument of cost- gas utilities. degrading global environment saving economics in energy was also raising calls for This focus on smart energy efficiency fell on deaf ears. sustainable development in products and systems would About this time Senator Tim Asia, Africa, Latin America, and also waken yet another Wirth took over as Alliance chair, particularly in the republics dimension that had lain largely and under his leadership a fresh newly released from the dormant in the save energy strategy emerged: to focus the unraveled USSR. Energy cause: namely, that energy- cause on “smart energy”— efficiency would make economic efficient products not only save namely, tapping technology to sense for these countries, whose money by burning less energy to create products that not only eat eagerness to industrialize do a job, they also spew less up less energy and so save threatened even more pollution pollution into the environment. energy dollars, but also make and higher costs from their This benefit got little attention in the home and the workplace long-subsidized, aged, grossly the world of the ‘70s but was more comfortable, more inefficient plants and energy inescapable in the ‘80s as productive, more efficient. It was distribution infrastructures. pollution from coal-fired power a smart spin on smart energy: “We spotted this global plants condensed and fell as Have your cake and eat it too! phenomenon,” says former acid rain. And by the ’90s, the Alliance President (’91-’94) Bill specter of global climate change Nitze, “as a window of from fossil fuel carbon dioxide opportunity for the Alliance to emissions transformed energy export the shared lessons we pollution into a global issue. had learned so well at home.”

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The U.S. Agency for International A sampling of Alliance business, with consumers. We’re Development (USAID) welcomed international program names showing them that efficiency is the Alliance as a valuable new reflects the variety of their the quickest, cheapest, and partner in the world arena, reach: Sustainable Cities cleanest energy choice.” The bringing much-needed energy- …Energy Efficiency Industry Alliance now has an operating efficiency expertise to bear on Partnerships …Green Schools … budget of $8 million a year. this new notion of sustainable Municipal Networks for Energy Politically, the results are development. Efficiency. noticeable. Reflecting on the And so, the Alliance launched Back Again to 2002. Alliance’s effectiveness, Thomas its international operations, Time now for a retrospective chat R. Kuhn, president of the Edison starting with a small initiative with Alliance President David Electric Institute, said of the in Kaliningrad, Russia. Today, Nemtzow in the Alliance’s Alliance: “This is politics at its those operations extend to Washington, D.C., headquarters— best; it’s business at its best; two dozen countries on five a miniworld itself of energy- it’s community involvement at its continents, working with local smart lighting, office equipment, best. It is indeed Washington governments, businesses, and and appliances as well as a at its best. . . ” consumers. The Alliance both showcase for energy-efficient In communications, the Alliance advises and delivers hands-on products and technologies. returned to the air in 1995 with help in these countries to So, he is asked, how far has the an ongoing stream of award- develop national energy policies, Alliance come in its first quarter winning PSAs on TV and radio. set appliance standards, make century? “A long way,” he The Alliance’s humorous “Static public utilities energy efficient, answers, “in so many ways. Electricity House” TV PSA was and educate consumers on the We’ve become more sophis- featured on “Best Commercials” payoffs of energy efficiency. ticated and effective politically shows on CBS, ABC, and the It also opens links between and in our communications. BBC networks. But humor is only producers of energy-efficient We’ve grown the depth and one tactic. Nowadays, wherever products and users in range of our programs with the topic is energy, the Alliance’s international markets. message of energy efficiency is a part of the dialogue.

Retrospective 5 September 11, 2001 The events of that sorrowful day ushered in a new, resistant breed of world-scale terrorism aimed at the American homeland. With it, the issue of national security—and the risks of depending on foreign oil from unstable regions of the world— returned to center stage in American life. As the spirit of New York rose phoenix-like from the ashes, its governor, George Pataki, was the honored guest CBS’s 60 Minutes asked Alliance President David Nemtzow why there speaker at the Alliance’s Evening aren’t more fuel-efficient cars and trucks being made. Nemtzow said with the Stars of Energy that the automakers “are using the technology on select models, but Efficiency. His message: “In the not throughout the fleet… Oil dependence is a national problem… and 21st century, energy security is Washington, DC should be requiring the automakers to do better.” national security, and energy efficiency is the best way to valuable energy efficiency is to Energy Secretary Spencer bolster energy security.” the quality of life and the future Abraham, Senate Energy Chair It is as if the theme of the of America—and now, of raising Jeff Bingaman, and former CIA Alliance’s original mission that awareness at the global Director James Woolsey. statement, born of concern for level too. The fruit of that work is The work never stops. It’s an national security, has come full in the breadth of the company unrelenting campaign to win circle. But it’s not really that the the Alliance has kept over these minds and hearts worldwide— mission has changed over the years. A telling instance is the raising awareness of all we can years, but rather has taken on Alliance’s now annual Associates do to create a more energy- multiple voices, as called for by Summit on Energy Efficiency, efficient world. As Nemtzow puts the times. It’s been a quarter which pulls together leaders it: “It’s not just a question of us century of hard work in raising from virtually every major sector saving energy, but of energy national awareness of how and constituency affected by efficiency saving us.” energy use, as well as public “In the 21st century, energy officials, and the media. Featured security is national speakers in 2001 included security, and energy efficiency is the best way to bolster energy security.”

– New York Governor George Pataki

6 Alliance To Save Energy RETROSPECTIVE Alliance to Save Energy Board and Officers

Honorable Byron L. Dorgan Dean T. Langford Honorable Senate Former President United States Senate Chair OSRAM SYLVANIA Vice Chair Co-Chair Honorable Jeff Bingaman Honorable Edward J. Markey United States Senate Michael E. Barrett United States House Vice Chair Partner, Ernst & Young of Representatives Treasurer Vice Chair David M. Nemtzow President Honorable James M. Jeffords Mark Hopkins United States Senate Secretary Charles H. Percy Vice Chair Founding Chair

John Adams William M. Flynn Thomas R. Kuhn President President President Natural Resources Defense New York State Energy Research Edison Electric Institute Council and Development Authority William A. Nitze Henri-Claude Bailly John C. Fox President Principal Managing Director Gemstar Group Resource Capital Group Perseus, L.L.C. Earle H. O’Donnell Stephen Brobeck S. David Freeman Partner Executive Director Chairman Dewey Ballantine Consumer Federation of America California Consumer Power and Conservation Financing Authority Franklin D. Raines Dr. Marilyn A. Brown Chairman and CEO Director Donald L. Garofalo Fannie Mae Energy Efficiency and Renewable President and CEO Energy Andersen Corporation John W. Rowe Oak Ridge National Laboratory Chairman and CEO Michael P. Kane Exelon Corporation James H. DeGraffenreidt, Jr. Senior Vice President Chairman and CEO Insulation Group Michael D. Thieneman Washington Gas Johns Manville Executive Vice President, and Chief Technology Officer Thomas K. Dreessen William J. Keese Whirlpool Corporation President and CEO Chairman EPS Capital Corporation California Energy Commission

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Enlightening Legacy

What might a prominent lighting company do to mark its 100th anniversary and contribute something of value to the nation?

That was the question OSRAM SYLVANIA CEO and Alliance Board Co-Chair Dean Langford posed to Alliance executives.

The Alliance presented a number of options, contacted the White House, and arranged a meeting with the National Park Service.

It was synchronicity.

Repairs were desperately needed to the Thomas Jefferson Memorial. Lighting needed to be redone. There weren’t monies to do this.

In an ambitious private-public partnership, OSRAM SYLVANIA conducted a total relighting of one of the nation’s most picturesque landmarks, contributing more than $800,000 to the National Park Foundation as its gift to America.

Work was completed in 2001, the 200th anniversary of the inauguration of the third President of the United States.

New, efficient lighting technology developed by OSRAM SYLVANIA illuminates parts of the famous landmark for the first time. It provides an enhanced viewing experience, improves visibility and safety, and produces energy savings of 78 percent.

It’s a very fitting tribute to Jefferson: President, author of the Declaration of Independence, and Renaissance man, who embodied enlightenment. Message from the Chairmen Senator Byron L. Dorgan, Chair Dean T. Langford, Co-Chair

All too often, Washington responds to deep-seated crises with quick fixes. But, twenty-five years ago, two dozen Senators and CEOs tackled the nation’s energy crisis by working on solutions not sound bites, on results not reputations, and on partnerships not politics. That is why 2002 is cause for congratu- lations and renewed pride as the Alliance to Save Energy celebrates its 25th anniversary.

Led by Republican Senator Charles Percy, business, consumer, labor and public leaders founded an alliance dedicated to promoting energy efficiency worldwide to achieve a healthier economy, a cleaner environment, and – foremost in their minds at the time – enhanced energy security. They knew then, as we all know today, that energy efficiency is the quickest, cheapest and cleanest response to our nation’s energy needs. This year alone, efficiency will provide more energy to our economy than any other energy source except for oil – in no small part thanks to the work of the Alliance.

Today we live in a world that is more inter-dependent than it was in 1977, but also for many, more fearful. Troubling developments in the past few years – from the power shortages in California to the deadly instability of the Middle East to the shocking changes in the global climate – remind us that our most challenging work lies ahead.

We salute the Alliance’s outstanding record of accomplishment and we thank the generous support of our friends and partners – including the energy efficiency and supply industries, philanthropic foundations, corporations, and government agencies. The Alliance remains an enduring institution – as committed today as it was in 1977 to solutions, results, and partnerships. We enter our next quarter century with the firm conviction that, with your help, we will succeed.

Senator Byron L. Dorgan Dean T. Langford Chair Co-Chair

Alliance Mission The Alliance to Save Energy promotes energy efficiency worldwide to achieve a healthier economy, a cleaner environment, and energy security.

10 Alliance To Save Energy An Alliance of Partners: Advocating for a More Energy-Efficient World

“[The Alliance] is politics at or 25 years, the Alliance to Save Energy has worked to F its best; it’s business at its promote energy efficiency. Forging partnerships with best; it’s community corporate, environmental, consumer, and governmental leaders, involvement at its best. the Alliance promotes better public policy, creates innovative It is indeed Washington Increasing Investment programs both in the United States and abroad, and in Energy Efficiency at its best…” communicates its message to policymakers and the public. Each year the Alliance encourages —Thomas R. Kuhn, federal legislators to support funding for critical energy- president of Edison Electric Advocating for Better view, the plan unwisely relied efficiency programs in budgets Public Policy on increased energy explora- Institute for the U.S. Department of Energy Since its inception, the Alliance tion and production – a supply- (DOE), U.S. Environmental has sought out and collabor- side approach – to solve the Protection Agency (EPA), and ated with many Alliance nation’s energy woes. With the U.S. Agency for International Associates and with other leadership of outgoing Alliance Development (USAID). In 2001, advocacy organizations. Chair Sen. Jeff Bingaman, the Alliance worked closely with Together, these organizations incoming Chair Sen. Byron its Associates and a wide range of and the Alliance have sought Dorgan, and others, the other partners to blunt efforts by to educate policymakers about Alliance secured the inclusion the importance of energy of a wide range of energy- efficiency as a component efficiency policy provisions in of national energy policy. both the House and Senate Every year, research provides versions of national energy compelling evidence that legislation. Provisions energy efficiency is the include a bevy of tax credits quickest, cheapest, and for the purchase cleanest way the nation can of new energy-efficient realize its goals of enhancing homes, upgrades to national security, protecting existing homes, and the environment, and energy-efficient improving prosperity. appliances and equipment, as well National Energy Legislation as improvements in In 2001, Vice President Dick federal energy Cheney issued a new National management. Energy Plan at the direction of President George W. Bush. From the Alliance’s point of Though the President’s energy plan called for energy efficiency, the Alliance felt it was too heavily tilted toward production. The latest in energy policy and politics can be found at www.ase.org/policy.

Annual Report 11 Where does U.S. Energy Come From? (2000) If we think of energy efficiency 40 as an energy source, we see that 35 it’s the second largest source of energy in the U.S. (after oil), 30 and the largest domestic source. Unfortunately, energy efficiency 25 is often invisible, and few Imports 20 politicians recognize energy efficiency’s impact – never mind Quadrillion BTUs 15 its enormous potential. Source: Alliance to Save Energy 10

5 Domestic 0 Coal Other Hydro Nuclear Petroleum Natural GasNatural Energy Efficiency Energy

the Administration Researching on industrial tax credits, market to cut funding by Policy Options penetration, rate basing of 30 percent for federal Throughout its 25 years, the utility energy-efficiency energy-efficiency Alliance has partnered with programs, and alternative research and develop- utilities, industries, and other energy scenarios. In 2001, the ment programs. Efficiency organizations to prepare Alliance analyzed ways to advocates scored a victory reports documenting energy reduce carbon emissions in the when the 2002 DOE budget use and cost and environmental industrial sector—data to help included an 11 percent increase savings from energy efficiency. the EPA weigh options for While the U.S. House of for energy efficiency R&D and Over the years, the Alliance has stemming industrial pollution. Representatives earned a D- for continued support of Energy produced cutting-edge research its poor performance in national Star programs. energy legislation, the Senate scored a modestly higher D+ due to its efficiency tax incentives. Status of Public Benefit Funds July 2002 NH WA VT ME MT ND MN MA OR RI ID SD WI MI NY WY CT IA PA NE OH NV IL IN NJ UT CO WV VA CA KS MO KY DE NC The Alliance has been working with TN MD AZ OK AR SC Congress to provide incentives for NM DC AL GA states to establish public benefit MS TX funds. The funds would support the LA FL expansion of energy efficiency and renewable energy. AK states with public benefit funds HI presently no public benefit fund PR Source: American Council for an Energy- Efficient Economy

12 Alliance To Save Energy Transforming the Energy Efficiency Marketplace

F or 25 years, the Alliance has designed and implemented innovative projects to promote energy efficiency in residential and commercial buildings, federal facilities, utilities, and schools. The strategy works to balance legislative, regulatory, and voluntary market transformation to ensure that government, corporations, and consumers choose energy efficiency.

Residential Energy Code Status Making Sure Appliances energy performance by 30 As of August 2002 percent over the current NH Are Energy Efficient WA VT ME standard. The Alliance’s MT ND* Over the past 25 years, the MN MA jubilation was short-lived, OR United States has greatly RI ID SD WI MI NY however, as the Bush WY* improved its energy efficiency CT IA PA by upgrading energy standards Administration soon indicated NE OH NV IL IN NJ UT * for appliances and equipment. the intention to reduce the CO WV VA DE CA KS MO KY As of 2000, appliance increase by 30 percent. NC MD TN DC standards had cut national During the remainder of the AZ OK AR SC NM energy use by 2.5 percent. year the Alliance worked MS* AL* GA By 2020, these standards will to alert members of Congress TX LA save Americans roughly the to the rollback that would FL result in reduced electricity annual energy use of 23 million AK MEC Versions homes. Working closely with a reliability and more pollution Statewide code both mandatory and voluntary number of Alliance Associates, on summer days. In addition, HI (19) 2000 IECC or IRC or the Alliance participated in equivalent state code such as Goodman Global in adoption process Holding, Inc., Maytag, and residential heating and (1) 1998 IECC commercial air conditioning (14) 1995 MEC or equivalent Whirpool, and with partners The Alliance has worked state code such as the American Council equipment rulemakings, and (1) 1995 MEC or equivalent with numerous states to state code (partial adoption) assisted efficiency advocates in (2) 1993 MEC or equivalent for an Energy Efficient Economy establish reasonable, California and Maryland on new state code and the Natural Resources effective residential and (5) 1992 MEC or equivalent Defense Council, the Alliance state standards. Alliance state code commercial energy codes. (9) No code or code not has led the effort to ensure Associates supported these EPAct compliant adoption of energy standards in efforts, for which the Alliance * Code implementation depends received a grant from the upon voluntary adoption lighting ballasts, refrigerators, by local jurisdictions clothes washers, and air Energy Foundation. Source: Building Codes conditioners. Assistance Project

In January 2001, the Alliance celebrated the issuance of a new residential air conditioner standard that would increase

Annual Report 13 Locking in Energy population) adopt the new Educating Children Savings for 100 Years International Energy about Efficiency The Earth Apple Award Adoption of stringent energy Conservation Code, while a The Green Schools program In 2001, Green Schools created building codes is one of the number of other states organizes teams of teachers, the Earth Apple Award to provide best ways to ensure that homes upgraded their codes with custodians, administrators, national recognition for are more affordable and cost Alliance help. The Alliance and students to use energy excellence in implementing savings are “locked in” a salutes its many industry efficiency as a project-based Green Schools. The first award building for the next 100 years. partners, including the Alliance learning tool and as a way winner was the East San Gabriel For the past eight years, the for the Polyurethane Industry, schools can save money. Valley Regional Occupational Building Codes Assistance Andersen Corporation, In 2001 the Alliance helped ten Program in Covina, California, Project (BCAP), co-sponsored CertainTeed Corporation, Los Angeles schools average which lowered its energy costs by by the Alliance, the American Dow Chemical, Johns Manville, $14,600 in energy cost savings; 25 percent and used the savings Council for an Energy-Efficient Knauf Fiber , North recognizing our success, the for student scholarships. Read Economy, and the Natural American Insulation California Public Utilities about Green Schools online: Resources Defense Council, has Manufacturers Association, Commission, California State www.ase.org/greenschools helped more than 25 states , and and Consumer Services Agency, upgrade the energy-saving Polyisocyanurate Insulation and the San Diego Regional features of their building codes. Manufacturers Association. Energy Office are now Last year, the Alliance and The Energy Foundation and supporting a major Green BCAP helped five states DOE (through the Pacific Schools initiative. Green (including Pennsylvania, New Northwest National Laboratory) Schools in Philadelphia, York, and Texas, which together support BCAP. supported by the Pennsylvania house one-sixth of the U.S. Department of Environmental Protection and Pennsylvania Sustainable Development Fund, educated disadvantaged young people and reduced school electricity costs by 20 percent. The Alliance’s partnership with New York State Energy Research and Development Authority continues to bring savings to schools in Buffalo, while its new partnership with DOE’s Rebuild American Program is

A glass ribbon cools at a Cardinal Glass Industries float plant. Once the ribbon cools, it will be cut and shipped to a coating plant where a low-E coating will be deposited on the glass. Low-E coatings help improve the thermal performance of a window and help control the solar heat gain.

14 Alliance To Save Energy Growth in Private Sector Financing of Federal Energy-Saving Projects helping to increase the number 2 of school energy retrofits. Support also comes from 1.8 The Alliance's Federal ABB, 3M, EPA, Hahn Family 1.6 Energy Productivity Task Foundation, and Southern Force recommendation California Edison. 1.4 Energy Saving to increase private sector Opening the Door to 1.2 Performance investment in federal Contracts facilities was incorporated More Efficient Windows 1 For the past four years, the as a key emphasis in

Efficient Windows Collaborative Billions of $ .8 Executive Order FEMP 13123. (EWC) has educated both Source: Alliance to Save Energy .6 consumers and businesses about Utility the benefits of selecting energy- .4 Energy efficient windows. In 2001, Services .2 EWC increased media coverage Contracts and promoted its web site, 0 www.efficientwindows.org, 1988-1997 Recent Years which boasted more than Total Total 325,000 visits. The EWC also Private Sector Investment Level took its message to China by embarking on a project to make efficiency goals and create a Alliance Associates, especially energy-efficient windows a framework to enable private the EPS Capital Corporation, part of China’s building code. energy service companies to Honeywell, Johnson Controls The EWC partners with invest in federal efficiency Inc., North American Insulation Lawrence Berkeley National projects. Federal energy- Manufacturers Association, Laboratory and is supported efficiency efforts are saving Polyisocyranurate Insulation through a grant from DOE’s taxpayers hundred of millions Manufacturers Association, and Office of Building Technologies. of dollars annually in reduced Sempra Energy. It enjoys strong support in the energy costs. windows industry – from Helping Industry Do AFG Industries, Andersen In 1999, executives from 50 Well by Doing Good Corporation, Cardinal Glass leading energy-efficiency The Alliance is committed to Industries, CertainTeed companies formed the helping industry take Corporation, and Great Lakes Alliance’s Federal Energy advantage of the latest cost- Window, Inc. — and works Productivity Task Force. Many effective, energy-saving closely with the Midwest of the recommendations from technologies and management Energy Efficiency Alliance the Task Force’s comprehensive practices to improve economic and Pacific Gas and report on federal energy use productivity and the bottom Electric Company. became part of a recent line. The DOE’s Office of Executive Order on federal Industrial Technologies aids the Encouraging the energy saving. Alliance efforts Alliance in this mission through Government to are supported by DOE’s Federal the BestPractices Steam ‘Lead by Example’ Energy Management Program Program, which helps For more than a decade, the and the contributions of manufacturers become more Alliance has strongly advocated aware of the environmental and the need to reduce energy waste in federal facilities. Through its involvement in the passage of the Energy Policy Act of 1992, the Alliance helped to set stringent energy-

Annual Report 15 World Carbon Dioxide Emissions by Region, 1990–2020 Industrialized EE/FSU Developing 5,000 financial savings they can The Alliance is translating its 25 4,500 realize from steam system years of experience in 4,000 upgrades. The Alliance, in implementing energy efficiency collaboration with Oak Ridge into the native tongues of 3,500 National Laboratory, leverages efficiency advocates in two 3,000 the involvement of the dozen countries across five 2,500 Association of Energy continents. The Alliance acts Engineers, Gas Technology in four distinct ways: crafting 2,000 Institute, National Insulation energy-efficiency policy, 1,500 Association, Ontario Power communicating the energy-

1,000 Generation, and steam industry efficiency message, providing product and service providers program implementation 500 such as Armstrong assistance, and securing

Million Metric Tons Carbon Equivalent Tons Million Metric 0 International, Inc.,the financial resources. National Insulation Association Years 1990 1998 1999 2005 2010 2015 2020 , Educating Consumers North American Insulation about the Latest Manufacturers Association, Technologies World Total Energy Consumption by Region, 1990–2020 Spirax Sarco, and Swagelok. Because of the Alliance’s long The Alliance Industrial Program Industrialized EE/FSU Developing relationships with companies 300 delivers its message via that market energy-efficient Steaming Ahead, an e-mail 250 products and services, newsletter, as well as a partnerships are often the best 200 companion web site, way to educate potential 150 www.steamingahead.org, customers about the benefits of workshops and seminars 100 energy-efficient technologies. around the country, and trade Since 1995, the Energy 50 press articles. In addition, Efficiency Industry Partnership the Alliance recently partnered Quadrillion Btu 0 (EEIP) has educated more than with the State of Maryland Years 1990 1998 1999 2005 2010 2015 2020 3,300 municipal, industrial, and to create an industrial energy commercial energy managers, information clearinghouse. and more than $6 million in World Per Capita Primary Energy Consumption Providing Local energy efficiency-projects have 400 Solutions to a Global directly resulted from the 350 Challenge program. Key business partners While plenty of energy waste in include ABB, Aerco, Andersen 300 the United States still needs to Corporation, Armstrong 250 be eliminated, in transitional International, ASI Controls, 200 and developing countries the Baldor, Calmac Manufacturing problem is almost Corporation, Carrier, Danfoss, 150 overwhelming. ECR International, E-Mon LP, 100 Honeywell, Johns Manville, 50 Johnson Controls, OSRAM SYLVANIA, Owens Corning, Million Btu 0 , Pneumatech, Rockwell, Countries Spirax Sarco, Swagelok, Trane, U.S. Japan China Brazil France Russia and York. Norway Thailand Cambodia Afghanistan South Africa

These graphs illustrate the price of continued energy waste that the Alliance’s international program works to stem. Source: DOE’s EIA, www.eia.doe.gov

16 Alliance To Save Energy In 2001, the EEIP organized has been working with in six languages. MUNEE workshops in six countries— partners, such as Honeywell partners include The Brazil, China, Ghana, India, and Danfoss, to demonstrate International Institute for Mexico, and Thailand—on how energy efficiency can help Energy Conservation, Pacific topics that included energy- to solve this massive problem. Northwest National Laboratory, efficiency project finance, Alliance efforts are supported APER in Romania, ARENA-ECO window efficiency, industrial by the USAID through its in Ukraine, CENEf in Russia, steam efficiency, energy Bureau for Europe and Eurasia EnEffect in Bulgaria, FEWE in benchmarking for industry, and local missions in Armenia, Poland, SEVEn in the Czech certification of energy services Moldova, and Serbia; the U.S. Republic, and the Lithuanian companies, water system DOE; and the UN Foundation Energy Institute. efficiency, and energy service through the United Nations Belgrade, Serbia—Follow- company business planning. Economic Commission for ing the end of the recent The EEIP is supported by U.S. Europe. conflict, the Alliance was DOE through the Export Council To support the adoption of the first energy-efficiency for Energy Efficiency, USAID, energy efficiency in municipal organization to enter war- and the US-Asia Environmental governments and district torn Serbia, only to find an Partnership. heating systems, the Alliance economy flat on its back, Bangkok, Thailand — created the Municipal Network its energy sector in disarray. The EEIP helped to create for Energy Efficiency (MUNEE), Over the past year, the the Thai Energy Efficiency which develops policy analysis Alliance has helped Development Association, and options and disseminates weatherize thousands of comprised of several dozen information about what has homes and has launched a companies developing been successful in other student education Thailand’s energy efficiency locales. To this end, the MUNEE program, market, and helped develop web site (www.munee.org or a $50 million government www.ase.org.yu) is The Alliance’s Municipal energy efficiency fund. available Network for Energy Efficiency operates in Improving the Social many countries in Europe Climate to Ensure and Central Asia. Stability The collapse of communism and the planned economies of Central and Eastern Europe left massive energy waste and pollution in their wake. For most of a decade, the Alliance

Annual Report 17 Expected Efficiency Gains by Water Utility Management Approach to Energy Efficiency The Watergy report on $1.8 million World Bank loan the nexus of water and 20% to pay for energy-saving energy efficiency measures to reduce its produced by the Alliance 15% electricity demand by in 2001 details how 8 megaWatts, thereby companies and 10% helping to ease Brazil’s municipalities can realize recent electricity shortages. significant savings by 5% Helping People Achieve establishing an efficiency a Better Quality of Life team rather than Percentage Reduction in Operating Costs in Operating Reduction Percentage 0% One of the best ways to improve performing ad hoc energy efficiency is by creating efficiency improvements. Management Approach to Energy Efficiency Ad Hoc Efficiency Efficiency (Informal) Manager Team energy-efficiency standards for Source: Alliance to Save Energy appliances and equipment. The Alliance, in partnership with the International Institute for Energy Conservation and while millions of people have Japan and Taiwan combined. Lawrence Berkeley National seen the Alliance’s energy- There is a huge potential for Laboratory, created the efficiency public awareness energy cost savings in water Collaborative Labeling and television ad. The Alliance’s delivery through improved Appliance Standards Program Serbian partners include energy efficiency and energy (CLASP) to provide technical EPS, the national electric management. The Alliance’s assistance to countries that wish utility; the Ministry of Watergy Program helps to establish energy-saving Education; the Ministry of municipal water companies standards: www.clasponline.com. Energy; and Nexant, Inc. identify comprehensive The project is supported by the opportunities, secure financing, USAID’s Office of Energy and Lviv, Ukraine — After install advanced technologies, Information Technology and the demonstrating how energy- and manage their systems UN Foundation through the efficiency improvements more efficiently. The Alliance is United Nations Department of could reduce energy use by supported by the U.S.-Asia Economic and Social Affairs. one-third in a local school Environmental Partnership and Accra, Ghana—The Alliance and helping the city audit its USAID’s Office of Energy, worked closely with the other schools, the Alliance Environment and Technology. disseminated the experience Ghana Energy Foundation, to six other Ukrainian cities. Indore, India—The Alliance which it helped to found worked with the city’s mayor several years ago. The Increasing Access to establish an energy foundation assisted in the to Clean and management team that creation of a room air Affordable Water quickly identified more than conditioner energy standard, Some estimate that the delivery $100,000 in energy-efficiency which will save consumers and treatment of water savings; the city budget now $8 million a year and consumes up to 7 percent of contains a line item for eliminate the need for the world’s energy resources— energy-efficiency activities. 29 megaWatts of generating equal to the energy used by capacity. Fortaleza, Brazil—In the midst of a drought, the Alliance has helped the local water utility secure a

18 Alliance To Save Energy Bringing ‘Home’ the Message

W hen the Alliance was founded, energy news dominated the headlines. In 2001, energy issues were once again on the front burner, and the Alliance made sure that energy efficiency Connecting Consumers figured significantly in the media’s coverage of the debate. to Credible Information The Alliance’s web site— www.ase.org— is a wellspring The Alliance reached not only the Alliance launched another of valuable information and is national decision makers, but public service advertising drawing more visitors from the also millions of consumers campaign with the humorous, United States and more than through TV appearances on award-winning “Static two dozen other countries. The networks ranging from ABC and Electricity House” television Alliance’s monthly electronic “I LOVE this commercial. One of CNN to Fox News and BET ... spot, garnering millions of newsletter, e-FFICIENCY NEWS, the funniest spots I’ve ever seen. articles and interviews ranging dollars in free airtime on local provides 18,500 subscribers First time I saw it, I was dozing on from Ladies’ Home Journal and TV stations as well as the ABC, with the latest news about the couch, woke up thinking for a Kiplinger Personal Finance to CBS, and BBC networks, CNN energy efficiency: moment that it was serious. What Wired and National Journal ... Airport Network, CNN Headline www.ase.org/e-FFICIENCY. a great idea: using static from AP and UPI to Knight News, and other cable Through partnerships with the electricity. Of course, I then Ridder and Scripps Howard ... networks. The spot was rated U.S. Consumer Information realized it was a very clever spoof. from radio networks to dozens the #2 greatest commercial in Center and Washington Gas, Thanks for a good laugh plus of local stations ... from web the world by CBS-TV in the the Alliance has distributed valuable information.” search engines to media and prime-time program World’s tens of thousands of copies of — Eve Norman, San Francisco other web sites ... from The Greatest Commercials. Also, in its consumer booklet, Washington Post, The New York partnership with New York Power$mart: Times, and The Wall Street State Energy Research and Easy Tips Journal to the San Jose Mercury Development Authority, the to Save News, the Los Angeles Times, Alliance conducted an Money and the Detroit Free Press, as electricity reliability media and the well as the trade press. campaign that helped reduce Planet. New York state’s electricity Hitting the Airwaves use and installed 41,000 Energy Nationwide Star room air conditioners in The Alliance has returned to its place of inefficient units in roots — in its early days, it 2001, and more than 150,000 created a highly successful in 2002. campaign, “Don’t Blow It, # America,” with Gregory Peck as 2 Gre its TV spokesperson. In 2001, Co atest mmer in the cial World

Annual Report 19 Partnering with the Private Sector for 25 Years

T he Alliance is unique in actively encouraging the participation of businesses in its work. As corporations increasingly find that energy efficiency improves both their bottom lines and their corporate profiles, more companies are embracing the Alliance and its energy-efficiency message. Today, through its Alliance Associates program, the Alliance partners with more than 70 which brought together companies, utilities, trade associations, research laboratories, and nonprofit organizations. Through leading public and private decision makers to hear from partnerships, Associates accomplish their missions, and the Alliance enhances its reputation as an the leading names in energy, influential voice on energy efficiency. including Energy Secretary 10th Annual Awards Dinner — Spencer Abraham and former The 2001 Evening with the CIA Director James Woolsey. Stars of Energy Efficiency Other prominent speakers included Senator Jeff New York Governor honored New York Governor Bingaman, Representative George Pataki told the George E. Pataki with the Edward Markey, S. David attendees at the Charles H. Percy Award for Freeman, Dr. Phillip Verleger, October 2001 Stars of outstanding public service. and Dr. Amory Lovins. Energy Efficiency With more than 450 in The City of Austin/Austin dinner "Energy security attendance, the Alliance also Energy and Exelon Corp. is national security, and presented awards to Howard helped support the Summit. energy efficiency Geller, former executive boosts both." director of the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy, and to the energy services (ESCo) industry, for their contributions to energy efficiency.

Associates Summit on Energy Efficiency — Michael P. Kane, senior In 2001, the Alliance vice president at Johns held its first Manville, outlines the Associates Summit, role insulation plays in improving air quality. Alliance founder Charles Percy discusses energy efficiency with Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham, who delivered the keynote address at the Associates Summit on Energy Efficiency.

20 Alliance To Save Energy Fuel Efficiency of Light Vehicles Has Remained Flat

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Despite the adoption of more efficient transportation technologies, U.S. average fuel economy has been flat for 10 years. In large part, this is due to the growth of low-fuel-economy pickup trucks, vans, and sport utility vehicles. Source: U.S. Department of Energy, Energy Information Administration. Leading by Example

The Alliance not only talks about energy efficiency, but also incorporates energy efficiency in the workplace. New car and light truck fuel economy in the U.S. is at a 21-year low. To help reduce the

In designing its office, the Alliance chose efficient Energy Star- number of cars on the road, the Alliance labeled office equipment and appliances and installed compact provides staff public transportation fluorescent light bulbs and motion-sensitive light switches. allowances and bicycle facilities.

Associates Breakfasts working groups, such as the Alliance’s first year, Associate and Working Groups — Federal Energy Productivity contributions have grown more Associates meet influential Task Force, the Efficient than tenfold, to $717,414 in opinion leaders at the regular Windows Collaborative, the 2001. The 2001 awards dinner, Associates Breakfasts. In Energy Efficiency Industry held in October at Washington, 2001, the Alliance hosted Partnership, and the Best DC’s Union Station, raised events featuring Kyle Practices Steam Steering $395,000, topping the previous McSlarrow, chief of staff for Committee. high by 21 percent. the Department of Energy; Thanks for Generous energy reporters John Fialka Support — of The Wall Street Journal; The partnership the For 25 years, the Alliance’s Peter Behr of The Washington Alliance forges between ability to educate policymakers Post; and Josef Hebert of the the public and private and consumers about energy Associated Press; and Robert sectors is reflected in the efficiency has depended on the McNally, Jr., special assistant close working relationship financial contributions of to the President for economic of its Chair, Senator Byron Alliance Associates. From a policy. Associates also Dorgan (right), and its modest $52,000 in the participate in Alliance Co-Chair, Former CEO of OSRAM SYLVANIA Dean Langford (left).

Annual Report 21 Alliance Associates

3M Company Fannie Mae Foundation OSRAM SYLVANIA ABB Frito-Lay Owens Corning Alliance for the Polyurethane Gemstar Group Pacific Gas and Industry Electric Company Goodman Global Holdings, Inc. American Gas Association Perseus, LLC Great Lakes Window, Inc. Andersen Corporation Polyisocyanurate Insulation Home Depot Armstrong International, Inc. Manufacturers Association Honeywell Association of State Energy Sacramento Municipal Research and Technology IBM Utility District Transfer Institutions International Copper Sandia National Laboratory Association AT&T Foundation SchlumbergerSema Johnson Controls, Inc. Battelle Sears, Roebuck and Co. Knauf Fiber Glass BC Hydro Sempra Energy Johns Manville BP Solar Energy Industries Bonneville Power Los Angeles Department of Association Administration Water and Power Southern California Edison Brookhaven National Lawrence Berkeley National Spirax Sarco Laboratory Laboratory Swagelok California Energy Commission Lithonia Lighting Tennessee Valley Authority Calmac Manufacturing Maytag Corporation Corporation Midwest Energy Efficiency Texas A&M University – Energy Systems Laboratory Cardinal Glass Industries Alliance National Grid USA Texas State Energy CertainTeed Corporation Conservation Office National Insulation Association City of Austin/Austin Energy Washington Gas CMC Energy Services, Inc. National Renewable Energy Laboratory Whirlpool Corporation Dewey Ballantine New York State Energy World Wildlife Fund Edison Electric Institute Research and Development Xenergy, Inc. Electricity Innovation Institute Authority E-Mon LP Nexant, Inc. EPS Capital Corporation North American Insulation Manufacturers Association Exelon Corporation Oak Ridge National Laboratory * Names in bold denote Founder level Associates Ontario Power Generation List as of September 1, 2002

22 Alliance to Save Energy Staff

Rosmin Abdullah Chris Godlove Tigran Parvanyan Senior Accountant Program Associate, International Consultant, Armenia Karen Anderson Dave Hamilton Astghine Pasoyan Program Manager, Energy Education Policy Director Consultant, Armenia Ernest Asare Merrilee Harrigan Natasa Pavlovic Consultant, Ghana Senior Program Manager, Consultant, Serbia Energy Education Vesna Bakic Irina Plis Consultant, Serbia Jessica Harrison Consultant, Moldova Policy Associate Seth Baruch Stanislav Potapenko Deputy Director Yuri Havrylyuk Consultant, Ukraine International Programs Consultant, Ukraine Dan Przeworski Lena Bratic Mark Hopkins Project Manager, International Consultant, Bosnia Vice President Kara Saul Rinaldi Anita Brown Kathy Hulan Deputy Policy Director Staff Accountant Director of Finance Ami Ringold Kandas Burr-Agee Kevin James Program Associate, Green Schools Receptionist Deputy Director, International Programs Felicia Ruiz Stephanie Campbell Program Manager, International Program Manager, International Jakkanit Kananurak Consultant, Thailand Christopher Russell Eric Carlson Senior Program Manager, Industry Senior Program Manager, International Artem Kharchenko Consultant, Ukraine Slobodan Ruzic Andriy Chumak Consultant, Serbia Consultant, Ukraine Anatoliy Kopets Consultant, Ukraine Sudha Setty Kimbalyn Clark Consultant, India Facilities Assistant Ronnie Kweller Senior Media Relations Allen Stayman Sachu Constantine Associate Senior Executive, Federal Affairs Program Manager, International Joe Loper Mirjana Stefanovic Leslie Cordes Director of International Programs Consultant, Moldova Director of Corporate and Program Development Rachel Madan Michael Steinhacker Program Associate, Industry Research Associate, International Mike DeWein Technical Director, BCAP Angela Martin Dianne Streat Administrative Assistant, Director of Administration Luther Dudich Communications Research Assistant, Federal Energy Ruslan Surugiu Productivity Program Sarah Meyer Consultant, Moldova Program Associate, International Lyra Dumdum James Termin Development Associate Harry Misuriello Administrative Assistant, CLASP Director of Buildings and Christine Egan Utilities Program E. Alison Tribble Executive Director, Program Manager, CLASP Angela Morin Windows Program Manager, International Natasha Ewell Abir Trivedi Administrative Assistant David M. Nemtzow Network Specialist President Shuy Farley Eustaquio Vasconcelos Administrative Assistant Kate Offringa Consultant, Brazil Program Manager, Kathie Fillmore State Efficiency Initiatives Andriy Vasylego Executive Assistant Consultant, Ukraine Luis Ordoñez Doug Fish Consultant, Mexico Rozanne Weissman Executive Director, BCAP Director of Communications Cosimina Panetti and Marketing Technical Assistant, BCAP

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