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
Standard is available online: Energy Star: Canada Standard, and is reviewed as needed.
Number of standards 45 Adapted for regional / national / local conditions No Standards in development 0 Standards in revision 0 Performance requirements NoPerformance requirements: It encourages them to because the standards are revised from time to time, but to use the label, they have to meet the criteria at that time.
Standards in development: Continuous process of developing new standards and revising existing standards.
Ecolabel addresses these stages:
Supply-chain phases Mining / Extraction → Processing / Manufacturing → Commodity Production → Transportation / Logistics → Trade / Retail → End / Consumer Use → Product Recovery / RecyclingEcolabel addresses these issues:
Social attributes
Unknown
Environmental attributes
Energy - Use / Efficiency
Tracks environmental/social impacts
Yes, regularly
Mutual recognition:
Recognizes as equivalent
Recognized as equivalent by
Standard(s) developed / managed by
The criteria are set by US and Canadian ENERGY STAR programs, including the participation of Standards Associations and industry consultation.
Standard-setting norm(s) followed
Unknown
Standard-setting process
Open and consensus-based
External stakeholders involved in standard-setting
Companies, Experts / Consultants, Producers, Industry Associations, Governmental Agencies / Representatives
Conformity with ENERGY STAR: Canada's standard is verified by it varies depending on the standard.
Verifiers accredited
Yes, and are accredited by another organization
Frequency of ongoing audits
No audits are performed
Certification / registration required
Applicants are certified against the ecolabels’s criteria before using the label
Public audit / assessment reports
No
Chain-of-custody data
No
Corrective action reports issued
No
Field site visit(s)
No
Duration of certification
Other/comment
Specific metrics and data
Yes
Time to achieve certification / registration
2 weeks to 2 months
Time series data
Not required
Dispute resolution process
Unknown
Ongoing audits / surveillance following certification
Not required
Public audit / assessment reports: They may include proprietary information.
Duration of certification: Until the specifications are changed, then they would have to have products that meet the revised specification in order to use the logo.
Name
Type Government
Address 580 Booth StreetYear est. 1966 Member of Unknown Funding sources Unknown
Phone +1 613 995 2943 Email UnknownAlso manages
EnerGuide for Appliances, EnerGuide for New Houses
Target audience(s)
This ecolabel certifies
Product categories this ecolabel applies to
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
Has issued its ecolabel in
Unknown
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Last updated: 7 July 2010