DOE Proposes Revised Energy Efficiency Test Requirements for Dehumidifiers
The Energy Department is proposing revised energy efficiency test procedures for dehumidifiers. The agency’s proposed rule would add new testing and certification requirements, and amend the definition for covered products. DOE will hold a hearing on the proposal June 13 in Washington, D.C. The meeting will also be broadcast via live webinar. Comments on DOE’s proposed rule are due Aug. 4.
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(Federal Register 05/21/14)