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» U.S. DOE Set-Top Box Proceeding
U.S. DOE Set-Top Box Proceeding
AT&T’s U-verse® receivers should not be regulated under EPCA.
U-verse® receivers are already among the most energy efficient of the major video service providers, and AT&T continues to work to increase their efficiency.
DOE_03_07_2012.pdf
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Meeting Concerning Potential Test Procedures and Energy Conservation Standards for Set-Top Boxes and Network Equipment
Demonstration of AT&T’s U-verse® TV Service
DOE’s Proposed Coverage Determination for Set-Top Boxes