The National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA), Rossyln, Va., is backing President Obama's recent request for national energy-efficiency standards for consumer and industrial equipment regulated by the Department of Energy (DOE).

“President Obama has signed a presidential memorandum requesting that the DOE set new efficiency standards for common household appliances that will save consumers money, spur innovation and conserve energy,” said Evan Gaddis, NEMA's CEO. “We have been a strong advocate for a robust national efficiency standards program that sets federal efficiency standards and avoids a patchwork of unworkable state standards. NEMA looks forward to working with Secretary of Energy Steven Chu and his team as they improve the work of the DOE Codes and Standards program.”

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