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Canonical identifier2026-13673
TitleEnergy Conservation Program: Review of DOE's Analytic Methods for Setting Energy Conservation Standards
AuthorityEnergy Department
JurisdictionUS
Typeproposed_rule
Legal stageproposal
Publication date2026-07-07
Discovered at2026-07-07T17:36:48Z
SR / CELEXn/a
Affected countries (parsed from title)none parsed
Matched topicsenergy_environment (energy)
Original sourcehttps://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2026/07/07/2026-13673/energy-conservation-program-review-of-does-analytic-methods-for-setting-energy-conservation
Summary (as published)The U.S. Department of Energy ("DOE" or the "Department") requests comment regarding the assumptions, models, and methodologies that DOE uses in setting energy conservation standards for covered products and equipment. Relatedly, DOE also requests comments on the report summarizing the work conducted by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine ("NASEM") Committee on Review of Methods for Setting Building and Equipment Performance Standards. DOE also welcomes the submission of data, peer-reviewed studies, and other relevant information related to how DOE might implement NASEM report recommendations and to DOE's analytical methodology for evaluating energy conservation standards in general.
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