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Title
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Guide to Canada's Energy Efficiency Regulations - 1999
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The Energy Efficiency Act is a key element of Canada's national environmental action plan. By using less energy, Canada will reduce emissions of greenhouse gases, which have been linked to a warming of the earth's climate. Energy efficiency also saves money by reducing both the amount of energy purchased and demand for costly new sources of energy. This revised guide provides basic information on the Energy Efficiency Regulations which have been developed to establish minimum energy-efficiency standards for a wide range of energy-using products, with the objective of eliminating the least energy-efficient products from the Canadian market. The kit also contains 7 fact sheets which can be ordered separately by using the catalogue number listed beside each of the titles:
1) Energy Efficiency Reports under Section 5 of the Energy Efficiency Act - Catalogue # M92-98/1998E-1
2) Importing an Energy-Using Product into Canada - Catalogue # M92-98/1998E-2
3) Verification Marks for Energy-Efficiency - Catalogue # M92-98/1998E-3
4) Exemptions from the Energy Efficiency Regulations - Catalogue # M92-98/1998E-4
5) EnerGuide Labels for Energy-Using Products - Catalogue # M92-98/1998E-5
6) Electric Motors and the Energy Efficiency Regulations - Catalogue # M92-99/ 1998E-6
7) Lighting Products and the Energy Efficiency Regulations - Catalogue # M92-98/1998E-7
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WebSite
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This document is available electronically on the Internet
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Date de publication
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May 1999
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Format
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Coiled Book
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Pagination
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54 p.
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Department/Agency
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Natural Resources Canada - NRCan
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Keywords
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Energy, Environment, Science and Technology, Regulations/Legal
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Library Locations
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Halifax
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