Partnerships
The Industrial Technologies Program (ITP) works cooperatively with federal and state agencies, utilities, non-profits, national supply chain and trade associations, universities, and other groups to aid industry in reducing energy intensity 25% in 10 years. Here you'll find information on how your organization can partner with ITP and help expand industry access to Save Energy Now resources.
Support Nationwide Efforts to Reduce Energy Intensity
As part of Save Energy Now, industrial corporations and manufacturing plants are reducing their energy use. To assist with these efforts, organizations can work with ITP to help industry:
- Reduce industrial energy intensity and greenhouse gas emissions
- Achieve national energy security goals
- Increase U.S. sustainability and competitiveness
Strengthen Customer and Member Relationships
By partnering with ITP, you enhance the service you provide to your customers and members, while supporting their energy management strategies. You can also:
- Tap into ITP's resources and technical expertise that enable success
- Increase your visibility as a steward of energy efficiency and sustainability
- Enhance your communications on energy efficiency
- Provide added value to your members, customers, or stakeholders
- Stay informed by subscribing to ITP's award-winning online news sources: E-Bulletin and Energy Matters
Expand the Reach of Save Energy Now
In addition to the benefits you receive as a partner, your organization can take part in promoting Save Energy Now and providing resources to industrial companies.
Activities may include:
- Distribute select Save Energy Now materials through your organization's communication channels and apply your logo
- Promote Save Energy Now benefits and opportunities at meetings, events, forums, or trade shows
- Supplement Save Energy Now resources with your organization's resources
- Host Save Energy Now training sessions
Sign Up to Become a Partner
Sign up to be contacted about partnering with ITP to reduce energy intensity 25% in 10 years.
For more information, contact the EERE Information Center online or by calling 1-877-337-3463.
Additional Information
The effort to reduce industrial energy intensity 25% in 10 years is a national goal that was first outlined in the Energy Policy Act (EPAct) of 2005, available on the Library of Congress Web site.