CEA and NCTA plan a media briefing
CEA and NCTA plan a media briefing on multichannel video programming distributors’ progress on implementing the industry’s voluntary set-top box energy conservation agreement, announced last fall. The two trade associations said in a release that the briefing is meant to…
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“highlight the significant progress underway which should discourage the U.S. Department of Energy from undertaking a rulemaking on these devices.” They said the voluntary agreement will lead to annual residential electricity savings of $150 million for more than 90 million U.S. households. The briefing will be Monday at NCTA offices, and conducted by NCTA General Counsel Neal Goldberg and CEA’s Vice President of Technology Policy Doug Johnson.