The Energy Star program, instrumental in promoting energy efficiency since 1992, faces elimination by the EPA in May 2025. It's credited with saving consumers over $500 billion and reducing greenhouse gas emissions significantly. The program has primarily benefited homeowners and manufacturers, but its end poses serious challenges for renters who lack control over their energy costs. The Energy Star label has served as a trusted guide, empowering consumers to make informed energy choices. Its absence could hinder renters in making budget-conscious decisions regarding their utility expenses.
Much of the focus around the program's end has centered on homeowners and manufacturers. But renters might quietly be among the most affected. Without the Energy Star standard...
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