Tag: ENERGY STAR

Atlanta and San Francisco round out the top five cities for ENERGY STAR certified buildings that cut energy costs while increasing efficiency, reducing emissions.

AI and IoT allow buildings to meet the demands of regulators and tenants while also providing opportunity to lower operating costs.

A large distillery consumes as much energy as 7,000 American homes: These eight distilleries are the first to earn EPA’s ENERGY STAR certification for superior energy performance.

Since the ENERGY STAR label was released, well over three billion certified light bulbs have been sold in the United States.

Reaching net zero is a collaborative journey for facility managers.

Washington, DC; Atlanta; San Francisco; and New York round out the top five, cutting energy costs while increasing efficiency and reducing emissions.

Los Angeles, Washington DC, Atlanta, San Francisco, and Dallas make top five, cutting energy costs while increasing efficiency, reducing emissions.

The 93 U.S. manufacturing plants that earned ENERGY STAR certification in 2021 prevented more than 5 million metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions.

To date, more than 11 billion square feet, 15% of the U.S. commercial building floorspace, is covered by an energy benchmarking and disclosure policy.

Data centers are one of the most energy-intensive building types, consuming 10 to 50 times more energy per square foot than a typical office building.

For organizations that want sustained improvement in energy performance—and sustained cost savings—EPA recommends energy benchmarking as a first step.

This year, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is recognizing Samsung Electronics with a rare ENERGY STAR Corporate Commitment Award.

These 95 ENERGY STAR certified plants saved nearly $400 million on energy bills — equal to the payroll value of over 8,000 U.S. manufacturing jobs.

Retro-commissioning project at former Nestlé Company headquarters recognized by inaugural Retro Rumble.

A water use reduction project has earned Georgia-Pacific’s consumer products mill in Palatka, FL the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) ENERGY STAR Top Project for 2020.

With a focus on improving energy use intensity and ENERGY STAR scores, the competition featured an overall winner along with projects in the healthcare, office, and multi-family sectors.

As an energy source, propane offers facilities efficient, low-cost equipment operation that can help to lower overall carbon footprint.

More than 2,000 commercial properties participated in two-year water and waste benchmarking initiative

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KONOse is an Energy Star certified smart thermostat designed to address the senior care market with increased visibility, focused ease of use, and adjustment assurance.

The Energy Management Association (EMA) and its partner ENERGY STAR are launching a competition to provide recognition for the achievements of companies that perform energy efficiency projects in commercial and public buildings.