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Understanding EPEAT A GUIDE FOR MANUFACTURERS

A Guide for Manufacturers UNDERSTANDING EPEAT © Copyright 2011 Green Electronics Council Designed who purchases electronics—from consumers to enterprises—evaluate, compare and select products that What is EPEAT? EPEAT is the definitive global registry for greener electronics. 3,000+ products 40+ from manufacturers countries 41 in Contains reduce environmental impact to help everyone

A Guide for Manufacturers UNDERSTANDING EPEAT © Copyright 2011 Green Electronics Council What products does EPEAT cover? Desktops, laptops/notebooks, workstations, thin clients and displays Imaging devices and televisions Servers and mobile devices Currently: Coming soon: Up next:

A Guide for Manufacturers UNDERSTANDING EPEAT © Copyright 2011 Green Electronics Council What criteria does a product have to meet? EPEAT’s environmental criteria cover the complete product lifecycle from design to recycling. The rating system was developed by stakeholders– including manufacturers.

A Guide for Manufacturers UNDERSTANDING EPEAT © Copyright 2011 Green Electronics Council What do the different EPEAT levels mean? Products must meet all required criteria to qualify for EPEAT. Products are rated Bronze, Silver or Gold based on how many optional criteria they meet. GreenGreenerGreenest

A Guide for Manufacturers UNDERSTANDING EPEAT © Copyright 2011 Green Electronics Council What are the potential benefits of registering products in EPEAT? Enhance company reputation Gain competitive advantage in the green space Attract and retain environmentally minded customers Gain access to the market of purchasers who require EPEAT Lend credibility to products designed with the environment in mind

A Guide for Manufacturers UNDERSTANDING EPEAT © Copyright 2011 Green Electronics Council Why is EPEAT the definitive green electronics registry? Clear criteria designed to complement country-specific requirements Flexible and transparent Low-cost, user-friendly Comprehensive

A Guide for Manufacturers UNDERSTANDING EPEAT © Copyright 2011 Green Electronics Council How does the EPEAT registry benefit your customers? Customers who use EPEAT to guide purchasing decisions can: Make informed decisions and choose products that reflect their values Reduce their environmental impact and potentially their energy costs Make progress toward their environmental goals

A Guide for Manufacturers UNDERSTANDING EPEAT © Copyright 2011 Green Electronics Council How does a product make it onto the registry? The EPEAT registration process is designed to avoid delays in time to market – once on board, a manufacturer can register a product in minutes. Manufacturers declare the specific criteria that their product meets, and participate in an ongoing verification process after registration. To register products in EPEAT, a manufacturer commits to: Make accurate declarations Participate in independent verification Correct any inaccuracies discovered through verification

A Guide for Manufacturers UNDERSTANDING EPEAT © Copyright 2011 Green Electronics Council How do I find out what products are on the registry? Search the registry at EPEAT.net Make head-to-head comparisons by manufacturer, country, rating tier and criteria.

A Guide for Manufacturers UNDERSTANDING EPEAT © Copyright 2011 Green Electronics Council How is EPEAT different from ENERGY STAR ® ? ENERGY STAR covers energy efficiency. EPEAT is a more comprehensive measure of reduced environmental impact than ENERGY STAR. EPEAT’s environmental criteria cover the complete product lifecycle. EPEAT-registered products meet anywhere from in addition to the latest Energy Star standard. 21 to 42 other rigorous criteria For more info: Energystar.gov

A Guide for Manufacturers UNDERSTANDING EPEAT © Copyright 2011 Green Electronics Council How do I write/talk about EPEAT? Go to EPEAT.net and log in to access this information. The official EPEAT Style Guide contains instructions for the appropriate use of the EPEAT name, logo and messaging.

A Guide for Manufacturers UNDERSTANDING EPEAT © Copyright 2011 Green Electronics Council What is the purpose of EPEAT? EPEAT vision: A world where the negative environmental and social impacts of electronics are continually reduced and electronic products are designed to accelerate the world's transition to sustainability. EPEAT mission: Operate the most successful global environmental rating system for electronic products, helping connect purchasers to environmentally preferable choices, and thereby benefiting producers who demonstrate environmental responsibility and innovation. Managed by the Green Electronics Council (GEC), a nonprofit organization based in Portland, OR

A Guide for Manufacturers UNDERSTANDING EPEAT © Copyright 2011 Green Electronics Council What other resources are available to me regarding EPEAT? EPEAT.net OEM toolkit [Name of contact within your company] [ address] | [Phone] For more information, call or your representative/contact:

A Guide for Manufacturers UNDERSTANDING EPEAT © Copyright 2011 Green Electronics Council By designing products and services to meet EPEAT criteria, you contribute to significant environmental benefits. Reduce more than 2 million metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions Over their lifecycle, the EPEAT-registered products sold in 2009 will: Reduce use of primary materials by 19 million metric tons Eliminate use of enough mercury to fill 372,000 household fever thermometers Avoid the disposal of 72,000 metric tons of hazardous waste Save more than 10 billion kilowatt hours of electricity

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