Energy Star Insights

What is Energy Star?

Energy Star is a program run by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) that promotes energy efficiency. It provides certification to products and buildings that meet certain energy efficiency standards. These products and buildings use less energy, save money, and help protect the environment. Common uses include labeling of appliances, electronics, lighting, and building design.

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What other technologies are related to Energy Star?

Energy Star Complementary Technologies

ACCA 310 HVAC Grading

ACCA 310 is a standard for HVAC quality installation, which complements Energy Star's focus on energy-efficient appliances. It helps ensure that the systems perform as intended to save energy.

mentioned alongside Energy Star in 100% (104) of relevant job posts

Duct Leakage Testing

Duct leakage testing verifies the efficiency of HVAC ductwork, a crucial component of overall energy performance. It is complementary to Energy Star as it ensures the efficient distribution of conditioned air.

mentioned alongside Energy Star in 98% (99) of relevant job posts

Blower Door

Blower door tests measure the air tightness of a building. Reducing air leakage improves energy efficiency and reduces strain on heating and cooling systems, making it complementary to Energy Star's goals.

mentioned alongside Energy Star in 57% (100) of relevant job posts