Finding Energy-Efficient Products and ServicesFinding the products and services you need to improve the energy efficiency of your building or operation does not have to be difficult! The links below will get you headed in the right direction…and keep you on track. This “one-stop-shop” of resources and information will help you purchase the products or access the services you have been reading about on other pages of the Guide. So feel free to window shop – you won’t regret making a wise energy decision!! LightingFind a list of ENERGY STAR-qualified compact fluorescent light bulbs at www.energystar.gov/ia/products/prod_lists/cfl_prod_list.pdf. A list of ENERGY STAR-qualified LED exit signs can be found at www.energystar.gov/ia/products/prod_lists/exit_signs_prod_list.pdf. Utah Power has organized a Lighting Energy Efficiency Alliance, whose members are vendors, contractors, or distributors involved in promoting energy-efficient lighting. This lighting vendor list resides on the Utah Power website, and is updated regularly. See the list at www.utahpower.net/File/File40829.pdf. HVACThe Consortium for Energy Efficiency designates specifications for high-efficiency commercial packaged air conditioning equipment and maintains a database of qualifying products at www.cee1.org/com/hecac/ac_tiers/mod_toc.htm. Commercial boilers that meet ENERGY STAR standards are listed at www.energystar.gov/ia/products/prod_lists/boilers_prod_list.pdf. Utah Power has organized an HVAC Energy Efficiency Alliance, whose members are vendors, contractors, or distributors involved in promoting energy-efficient heating, ventilation, and air conditioning equipment. This HVAC vendor list resides on the Utah Power website, and is updated regularly. See the list at www.utahpower.net/File/File39368.pdf. RefrigerationThe Consortium for Energy Efficiency (CEE) has developed a specification for energy-efficient refrigerators and freezers, and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has begun labeling energy-efficient refrigeration products through ENERGY STAR. Information is available on the Commercial Refrigerators and Freezers section of CEE’s website at www.cee1.org/com/com-ref/com-ref-main.php3 and www.energystar.gov/index.cfm?c=commer_refrig.pr_commercial_refrigerators for ENERGY STAR. Office EquipmentDetails on office equipment that meet ENERGY STAR criteria for energy efficiency are available at www.energystar.gov/index.cfm?c=ofc_equip.pr_office_equipment. MotorsUtah Power has organized a Motor Energy Efficiency Alliance, whose members are vendors, contractors, or distributors involved in promoting energy-efficient motors and motor systems. This motors vendor list resides on the Utah Power website, and is updated regularly. See the list at www.utahpower.net/File/File39366.pdf. Combined Heat and PowerTo learn more about CHP, visit the website of the Intermountain CHP Center. The Intermountain CHP Center promotes greater adoption of combined heating, cooling, and power technologies in the states of Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming. The Center works in the areas of project support and facilitation, education and outreach, market assessment, policy review, and coalition building. Visit the Intermountain CHP Buyer’s Guide website to access information about vendors, contractors, and distributors who can turn your project idea into reality. Energy EngineersUtah Power has organized an Energy Engineering Resource List, which features energy engineers and consultants who are participating in Utah Power’s energy efficiency programs. This list resides on the Utah Power website, and is updated regularly. See the list at www.utahpower.net/File/File34704.pdf. |
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