electricity

In late 2009/early 2010, MEEA analyzed the savings that Missouri could achieve from the adoption of a statewide Energy Efficiency Resource Standard (EERS).  The attached Factsheet summarizes the findings, and the full report is also attached below.  Some minor errors were corrected and v1.2, incorporating these changes, was released in September 2010.

MEEA has released a new report that examines the potential savings that the state of Michigan could achieve through a doubling of their current Energy Optimization Standard to 2.0% of electricity and 1.5% of natural gas to be met through energy efficiency. This standard would bring Michigan in line with the energy efficiency standards adopted in other states in the region.

This position paper discusses the need for and benefit of the adoption of an energy efficiency resource standard for the State of Ohio.  It was published as part of the campaign that led to Ohio's adoption of SB221 in 2008.

This paper analyzes 2007's Ohio Energy, Jobs, and Progress Plan, which was an attempt to pass an energy efficiency resource standard for the state.