The ENERGY STAR logo identifies the most energy efficient equipment for a variety of types of products to guide consumers when they are making purchases. There is a certification logo and also a bilingual promotional logo.
Learn more: ENERGY STAR: Canada website
Conformity with ENERGY STAR: Canada's standard is verified by it varies depending on the standard.
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Name
Natural Resources Canada - Office of Energy Efficiency
Member of
None
Type
Government
Also manages
EnerGuide Rating System (New Homes), and EnerGuide for Appliances
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Product categories this ecolabel applies to
Appliances Electronics Energy Health care services & equipment Machinery & Equipment Other
Other categories: Product categories are: household appliances, consumer electronics, office equipment, lighting, heating/cooling/ventilation equipment, fenestration, water heaters, commercial kitchen equipment.
Where this ecolabel is found
Canada
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Last updated: 20 January 2012