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Use this ready-made PowerPoint presentation and speaker notes to deliver a fun, interactive 60-minute training session for employees and co-workers. Topics include the importance of energy efficiency and how everyone can find small ways to save energy at work.

This is a customizable flyer that you can use to promote your industrial site's upcoming employee education event. This flyer is part of EPA's "Bring Your Green to Work with ENERGY STAR" suite of tools.

EPA has learned from ENERGY STAR partners that forming a green team with coworkers is a great way to help increase energy efficiency and reduce office waste. Consider following this checklist of creative ideas from EPA to help your green team get started.

This fun, interactive tool shows you where you can save energy in industrial buildings and manufacturing plants. The tool contains quick tips on how you can maintain motors, tune boilers, educate staff, and more to reduce your building or plant's energy costs.

This double-sided tip card lists a few easy steps to save energy wherever you are, from changing the power settings on  your computer to creating a Green Team in your office. You can print and display this card in your office or share it with your co-workers.

Show your commitment to saving energy and reducing greenhouse gas emissions by taking the ENERGY STAR pledge here. You can also learn how to sign up your organization as an ENERGY STAR pledge driver.

Commit to improving energy efficiency in your industrial plant by 10 percent within five years by signing up for EPA's ENERGY STAR Challenge for Industry. Find more energy tracking tools, educational resources, and communications materials here.

Use this form to document the energy intensity reduction of an industrial site that is participating in the ENERGY STAR Challenge for Industry.

Teams from buildings across the nation compete in EPA’s ENERGY STAR National Building Competition to determine which building can reduce its energy use the most over the course of one year. Read about this year's competition and meet the competitors here.

This wrap-up report takes a look at ENERGY STAR's second annual National Building Competition.

In 2012, EPA hosted its third season of the ENERGY STAR National Building Competition to see which U.S building could cut its energy use the most. More than 3,000 buildings from all 50 states, two U.S. territories, and the District of Columbia battled the scale and each other.

Developed for industrial sites who sign up for the ENERGY STAR Challenge for Industry, this template Word document can help you develop a plan for tracking your company's energy performance.