• 2010 State Appliance Standards Analysis
  
  
• Links to existing state laws and regulations
  
  
• State Standards adopted since 2001

• For information about and compliance product lists for California, Connecticut, New York, Rhode Island, Oregon and Washington standards, please visit the Multi-State Compliance Standards Collaborative
  

• For a state-by-state breakdown of the benefits and costs of federal appliance standards scheduled for implementation by DOE through 2013, please see Ka-Boom! The Power of Appliance Standards

Notes:
a. X indicates standard is adopted; P indicates standard is under consideration.
b. States must seek waivers from federal pre-emption to implement standards denoted with (*)
c. New York's Appliance Standards law requires that the standards levels be enacted through a regulatory process which is now underway.
d. This table only includes standards which states are responsible for enforcing. Many standards enacted by states since 2002 have subsequently been enacted federally and are now the responsibility of the federal government. They are not included in this table.