- Californias cellphones, tablet computers, power tools and hundreds of other portable electronic devices will be required to have energy-stingy battery chargers beginning next year. (Los Angeles Times)
- The California Energy Commission on Thursday unanimously approved new standards for battery chargers, which the agency says waste nearly two-thirds of the energy they collect. (Sacramento Bee)
- California has approved a first-in-the-nation standard that will reduce the amount of energy wasted by battery chargers commonly used to power cell phones, laptop computers, power tools and other devices. (The Business Journal)
- The California Energy Commission today unanimously approved new first-in-the national energy efficiency standards for battery chargers, which the agency says waste nearly two-thirds of the energy they collect. (Sacramento Bee)
- Only in California California will require cellphones, tablets and hundreds of other electronic devices to have energy-efficient battery chargers beginning the nation's first to impose standards on chargers. (Kansas City Star)
- Los Angeles-based electric-vehicle maker said this week that, in addition to offering its standard ion power battery systems comprised of three key business lines: CODA Automotive, CODA EV Propulsion Systems and CODA Energy. (autoblog)
Friday, January 13, 2012
California Battery Charger Energy Standards
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