The DOE claimed that its new energy efficiency standards will save Americans billions of dollars in utility costs.
An announcement from the agency touted the decisions as having been made upon the recommendation of various stakeholders. The saving of money will come through new standards for commercial unitary air conditioners, heat pumps, circulator pumps, and other refrigeration products.
“As a result of DOE’s commitment to quickly update and strengthen appliance standards American households will see increased savings on their utility bills—keeping more money in the pockets of working families while reducing our nation’s carbon footprint,” she added.
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