substitution of energy-efficient products for those that consumed more energy, Helping individuals and organizations change the way they used energy, and Coordinating energy interests in Washington State government. WSEO programs related to renewable energy, software, industrial efficiency, education, the EnergyIdeas clearinghouse, and telecommunications were assigned to the Washington State University Extension. Other WSEO programs were transferred to the state departments of General Administration, Transportation, and what was then Community Trade and Economic Development (now Commerce). The Energy Program was significantly reduced in size and scope due to diminished federal and regional funding in 2013/14. Current projects Energy call centers One of the WSU Energy Program's major projects was managing and operating several call centers – the largest on behalf of the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy. There are no current call centers operating. Building efficiency The WSU Energy Program is responsible for supporting the residential sections for the 2009 Washington State Energy Code. In addition, the program's building science team conducts research on building wall systems, and works with the construction industry, code officials, facility managers, homeowners, and others to improve building efficiency. Industrial efficiency WSU Energy Program engineers conduct plant assessments and trainings aimed at improving the efficiency of motors, steam, and compressed-air systems and other industrial processes at Northwest manufacturing plants. The program also develops software for analyzing industrial energy projects, and produces case studies and other publications aimed at improving industrial efficiency. Agricultural efficiency Working with state and federal agencies and trade associations, the WSU Energy Program implements the Washington Farm Energy Program to help reduce agricultural energy use. As part of that effort, engineers and software developers have developed tools to analyze farm energy use and the financial viability of energy projects. Renewable energy Working with other organizations and agencies, the WSU Energy Program is involved in efforts to develop and promote alternative transportation fuels and other energy sources, including bioenergy, geothermal, hydrogen, and fuel cells. The program also certifies solar photovoltaic energy systems that qualify for state incentives through the Washington State Department of Revenue. Public facilities support The WSU Energy Program provides a number of services related to operations and maintenance of facilities such as schools and government agencies. The program recommends practices to improve indoor air quality and supports resource conservation managers hired by government agencies and schools to reduce fuel and utility expenditures. The WSU Energy