Articles

The following articles are additional resources for information on the Energy Policy Act of 2005, as well as energy saving solutions for buildings:

	2006 Rebate Resource <Electrical Wholesaling, February 2006>
NEW!	A Brilliant Future <Electrical Contractor, August 2006>
	An Opportunity to Create Demand <TED, April 2006>
	Cash in on Rebates <Electrical Wholesaling, February 2006>
	Does EPAct Change Anything? <Energy & Power, November 2005>
	Energy Policy Act of 2005 <Energy User News, November 21, 2005>
	Energy Policy Act of 2005 Sets New Ballast Efficiency Standards <Lighting Controls Association, Published November 2005>
	Energy Policy Act of 2005 Encourages Energy-Efficient Lighting with Tax Deduction <Lighting Controls Association (LCA), September 2005>
	Energy Policy Act of 2006 Incentivizes Energy-Efficient Initiatives <Buildings, March 2006>
NEW!	EPACT Equals Opportunity for Distributors <Electrical Wholesaling, June 2006>
NEW!	Help for Today’s Rising Energy Costs <Energy & Power Management, July 2006>
	Lighting Q & A <Power Outlet, Volume 6 Number 2>
	Lighting Technologies Produce Energy Savings <Energy & Power Management, May 2006>
	New Energy Code Could Trim Costs <Building Operating Management, May 2005>
	New Tax Incentives Make High-Benefit Lighting Less Expensive Than Ever Before <NLB (National Lighting Bureau) Brochure>
	New Year, New Energy Tax Credits <Buildings, January 2006>
	Put Lighting’s New Tax Deduction to Work <Power Outlet, 2006 Volume 6 Number 1>
	The Right Kind of Lighting Can Save You Money in Energy Costs—and Taxes <Consulting-Specifying Engineer, November 2005>
	What Does the Energy Policy Act of 2005 Mean for Energy Efficiency? <Southface Website, Southface Journal, Fall 2005>