Eep

EEP is an acronym that can refer to several unrelated concepts, programs, or organizations. Because it spans different fields—technology, education, energy, and policy—the intended meaning of EEP is usually clear only within its specific context. There is no single universally recognized definition for EEP.

Educational Exchange Program is a common expansion, used for initiatives that enable students, teachers, or researchers to study or conduct work across borders. Commonwealth and national education agencies sometimes refer to such programs as Educational Exchange Program or Educational Exchange Programme. In policy and governance, EEP is used for terms like European Economic Policy or European Environmental Policy, depending on the country and body discussing it. In the energy sphere, Energy Efficiency Program or Energy Efficiency Project describes government, utility, or corporate efforts to reduce energy use.

In technology, EEPROM stands for Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory, a non-volatile memory type. EEP is not the standard abbreviation for the technology, though some informal or vendor-specific labels may shorten the term to EEP in certain documents or product names.

Other uses of the acronym exist, including organizational names and local programs. As with many acronyms, the precise meaning of EEP should be inferred from accompanying context or a defined term within a document.