The EPA is reportedly planning to discontinue its Energy Star program, which has provided efficiency certifications for appliances since 1992, leading to substantial savings on energy costsâover $500 billion by EPA's claims. Energy Star, initiated under President George H. W. Bush, allows products to use a logo if they meet energy efficiency standards. The program also encompasses energy-efficient homes and commercial buildings influencing local building codes and tax incentives, making it a pivotal resource for energy conservation.
The Energy Star program has helped families and businesses save over $500 billion in energy costs since 1992, demonstrating its significant impact on energy efficiency.
Energy Star has been a crucial energy efficiency certification that not only labels appliances but also influences tax incentives and local building codes.
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