energy-efficient behaviors / energy-efficient actions / energy education curriculum / energy efficiency awareness / energy-efficient model / recent comprehensive nationwide energy efficiency ranking2 / electricity / energy-efficiency activities / media components / less energy savings / overall energy efficiency awareness / electricity consumption / Web-based Approach / demand-side management / energy-efficient economies / energy efficiency programs / expanded energy education program / environmental groups / energy-efficient equipment / electric energy consumer education campaign / consumer electric energy education program / energy education program / energy use / electric energy consumer education program / energy efficiency / energy efficiency activity / energy efficiency advertising / energy efficiency messages / retail customers / electricity use / energy solutions / advertising campaign / quantitative tracking protocol / consistent advertising / electric energy / energy efficiency efforts / energy users / energy marketplace / positive word-of-mouth advertising / on-air media / energy / /
Organization
United States Environmental Protection Agency / State Corporation Commission / Citizen Advisory Panel / Public Benefit Fund / Department of Mines / Minerals and Energy / Legislative Transition Task Force / Virginia General Assembly / Virginia Consumer Advisory Board / Environmental Protection Agency / American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy / /
Person
Billy Weitzenfeld / Barbara Kessinger / Virginia Submitted / /
Subgroup 5 Report INFORMATION/CONSUMER EDUCATION Recommendations for the Commonwealth of Virginia Submitted to the Virginia State Corporation Commission Case Number PUE[removed]