Urge the EPA to Protect Energy Star

The Administration has announced plans to defund the EPA’s ENERGY STAR Program. Over its 30-year history, this program has proven success as a public-private partnership that has lowered operational costs, built consumer trust and confidence, and improved market competitiveness and performance consistency.

For every dollar invested by the EPA in ENERGY STAR, American businesses and households have reaped nearly $350 in energy cost savings. Data show that the program supports a substantial segment of the U.S. energy efficiency workforce, employing over 700,000 Americans in the manufacturing or installation of ENERGY STAR-certified products and equipment.

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Following the U.S. House of Representatives’ passage of H.R. 3898, the “PERMIT Act,” on December 11, 2025, the American...

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Sign on to RGGI comments by Monday, 9/22!

September 19, 2025

Please sign onto these comments by responding directly to Rebecca Lubot at rebecca@njsbnetwork.org with name, title and organizational title....

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Stop excluding small business owners from Truth in Lending protections!

September 2, 2025

We’re seeing billions of dollars of financing to small businesses, charging APRs of 50% to 350% or more, without those...

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