ENERGY STAR ®. Earning the ENERGY STAR ® means a product meets strict energy efficiency guidelines set by the US Environmental Protection Agency and the.

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ENERGY STAR ®

Earning the ENERGY STAR ® means a product meets strict energy efficiency guidelines set by the US Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Energy.

ENERGY STAR's ® national energy performance rating system Rate the performance of your building on a scale of relative to similar buildings nationwide Rating of 75 or more may qualify for the ENERGY STAR Accounts for the impacts of year-to-year weather variations, building size, location, & several operating characteristics BENCHMARKING

Eligible space types (over 50% of US commercial floor space): Offices Supermarkets K-12 Schools Residence Halls Hospitals & Medical Offices Warehouses Hotels & Motels

PURCHASING & PROCUREMENT Purchasing efficient products reduces energy costs without compromising quality A procurement policy is a key element in any energy efficiency strategy An effective policy can be as simple as asking procurement officials to specify ENERGY STAR ® qualified products in their contracts or purchase orders On-line training is available to explain the full range of purchasing opportunities:

COMPACT FLUORESCENT BULBS (CFLs) ENERGY STAR ® qualified CFLs use 66% less energy than standard incandescent and last 10 times longer Replacing a 100-watt incandescent with a 32-watt CFL can save at least $30 in energy costs over the life of the bulb. 

EXIT SIGNS Exit signs that have earned the ENERGY STAR ® operate on five watts or less per face, whereas standard signs use as much as 40 watts per face –Tested for visibility factors, and come with a five-year manufacturer warranty One sign can save about $10 annually on electricity costs and last up to 10 years without a lamp replacement (compared to less than one year for an incandescent) 

COMPUTERS  An ENERGY STAR ® qualified computer uses 70% less electricity than computers without enabled power management features –Enter a low-power mode and use 15 watts or less

MONITORS An ENERGY STAR ® qualified monitor, in sleep mode, uses 90% less electricity than monitors without power management features –Automatically enters two successive low-power modes of less than or equal to 15 watts and 8 watts after a period of inactivity

PRINTERS Printers that have earned the ENERGY STAR ® can cut the equipment's electricity use by over 60% –Spending a large portion of time in low-power mode not only saves energy but helps printing equipment run cooler and last longer

SCANNERS Scanners that earned the ENERGY STAR ® can cut the equipment's electricity use by over 50% –Cost the same as standard scanners

COPIERS The most energy-intensive type of office equipment because they sit idle for long periods of time: –“Sleep" or power down when not in use, and uses 40% less electricity compared to standard models –Feature duplexing units that automatically make double-sided copies, reduces paper costs by about $60 a month

MULTIFUNCTION DEVICES (MFD) An ENERGY STAR ® qualified MFD can save about $220 dollars in electricity bills over its lifetime: –Has all the features of an ENERGY STAR printer, scanner, and fax machine  By powering down, ENERGY STAR MFDs can reduce energy costs by almost 40%

TVs & VCRs ENERGY STAR ® qualified TVs, VCRs and combination units use about 25% less energy than standard units –If half of all US households replaced their regular TV with an ENERGY STAR model, the change would be like shutting down a power plant

HEAT PUMPS ENERGY STAR ® qualified Air-Source Heat Pumps are about 20% more efficient than standard new models  An electric air-source heat pump that has earned the ENERGY STAR can save about $130 a year on your electricity bill

HEAT PUMPS ENERGY STAR qualified Geothermal Heat Pumps use about 40-60% less energy than a standard heat pump A properly sized and installed ENERGY STAR labeled geothermal heat pump can save about $400 a year on your energy bill 

HEATING ENERGY STAR qualified Furnaces have an annual fuel utilization efficiency (AFUE) rating of 90% or greater (about 15% more efficient than standard models)  An ENERGY STAR qualified furnace can save $50 to $70 a year on heating costs

HEATING ENERGY STAR ® qualified Boilers have an annual fuel utilization efficiency (AFUE) rating of 85% or greater  ENERGY STAR labeled boilers can save up to $75 per year on heating bills

COOLING ENERGY STAR ® qualified Central Air Conditioners have a higher seasonal efficiency rating (SEER) than standard models, which makes them about 25% more efficient ENERGY STAR qualified Room Air Conditioners use at least 10% less energy than conventional models  Replacing a 10-year-old room air conditioner with a new ENERGY STAR qualified model saves an average of $14 a year on your electric bill

FOOD PREPARATION ENERGY STAR ® Fryers are up to 25% more energy-efficient than standard models –Advanced burner and heat exchanger designs = shorter cook times and higher production rates –Fry pot insulation results in a lower idle energy rate  Each gas fryer can save an average of $185/year on utility bills  Each electric fryer can save an average of $60/year on utility bills GAS & ELECTRIC FRYERS

FOOD PREPARATION ENERGY STAR ® qualified Steam Cookers: –Better insulation & more efficient steam delivery system = shorter cook times, higher production rate, and reduced heat loss  Each electric steam cooker can save an average of $450/year on utility bills  Each gas steam cooker can save an average of $820/year on utility bills ELECTRIC & GAS COOKERS

FOOD Refrigerated beverage Vending Machines that have earned the ENERGY STAR are 35% more energy-efficient than standard new machine models  Can save $90 annually on utility bills

FOOD STORAGE  ENERGY STAR labeled Commercial Solid Door Refrigerators and Freezers can lead to energy savings of as much as 46% with a 1.3 year payback  Save $140 annually per refrigerator & $100 per freezer

FOOD STORAGE Hot Food Holding Cabinets that have earned the ENERGY STAR ® are 60% more energy-efficient than standard models –Maintain food temperature while using less energy  Each hot food holding cabinet can save an average of $280/year on utility bills

WATER COOLERS ENERGY STAR ® water coolers feature: −Improved chilling mechanisms −More insulation to keep heated water hot and chilled water cold  ENERGY STAR qualified water coolers can lower annual energy bills by as much as $30 per unit

TRANSFORMERS Decrease the voltage of electricity received from the utility to the levels used to power lights, computers, and other electric-operated equipment  Can save $ each year at an electricity rate of $0.075/kWh  Typical large facility with 6-10 low voltage transformers can save between $600 and $3,000 per year

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THANKS FOR YOUR PARTICIPATION The Institute For Sustainable Energy at Eastern Connecticut State University