Who else is partnered with ENERGY STAR?

ENERGY STAR partners are a diverse group. They range in size, from huge, multinational corporations to small, local congregations. They represent all different sectors, from retail to local government to healthcare. And they encompass all different types of buildings, from downtown office buildings to rural fire stations to baseball stadiums.

But they have one thing in common … a dedication to saving money and reducing greenhouse gas emissions by using energy more efficiently.

Everyone else is saving with ENERGY STAR.

Look around you. Chances are you’ve seen an ENERGY STAR partner in action and not even realized it. Below are just a few of the leading organizations that are achieving real, sustainable results with ENERGY STAR. Not to mention the thousands of K-12 school districts, congregations, and small businesses that are making a difference in their neighborhoods.

85% of entire chain is ENERGY STAR certified	Set a goal of earning the ENERGY STAR for 75% of its buildings by 2016	Average ENERGY STAR score of 72 in 2012	Reduced energy use more than 40% since 2000
Average ENERGY STAR score of 79 in 2012	More than 700 stores certified as ENERGY STAR	Held a month-long campaign to save energy with ENERGY STAR	Benchmarked nearly all 1,200 properties in ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager
75% of benchmarked Hines-managed buildings have qualified for the ENERGY STAR	More than 30% energy reduction since 2005	Benchmarked 100% of its retail facilities in Portfolio Manager	Promoted ENERGY STAR through www.sears.com/green and www.kmart.com/green
Earned ENERGY STAR certification for more than 500 facilities	Increased its average ENERGY STAR score by 12 points over 2010	Achieved its 2012 goal of a 15% portfolio-wide energy reduction	Average ENERGY STAR score of 81 in 2012