Publications Catalog
NEW AND NOTEWORTHY
By 2007, when this 44-page report was written, ENERGY STAR had grown into a well-recognized consumer brand, the result of well-crafted strategies, market-defined insights, and a perseverance to always improve on the past. To ensure the brand’s continued success, EPA commissioned a brand audit and assessment of future challenges and opportunities. The goal of this report is to provide information and a greater appreciation for the:
Since the first ENERGY STAR certified building in 1999, ENERGY STAR has worked to bring thousands of organizations in the commercial building marketplace to the forefront of energy efficiency and climate stewardship. This report gives an overview of the first decade of the program from 1999-2009, includes many photos of interesting buildings, and provides brief case studies of notable ENERGY STAR certified properties.
This guide is designed to help you identify ways to save energy and water in your restaurant, or other commercial or institutional kitchen, and boost your bottom line while helping to protect the environment.
This report discusses the results of the CEE 2000 ENERGY STAR Household Survey, focusing on the extent to which consumers recognize the ENERGY STAR label, understand its intended messages, and utilize (or are influenced by) the label in their energy-related purchase decisions.
This report discusses the results of the CEE 2001 ENERGY STAR Household Survey, building on prior year's survey results and focusing on the extent to which consumers recognize the ENERGY STAR label, understand its intended messages, and utilize (or are influenced by) the label in their energy-related purchase decisions.
This report discusses the results of the CEE 2002 ENERGY STAR Household Survey, building on prior years’ survey results and focusing on the extent to which consumers recognize the ENERGY STAR label, understand its intended messages, and utilize (or are influenced by) the label in their energy-related purchase decisions.
This report discusses the results of the CEE 2003 ENERGY STAR Household Survey, building on prior years’ survey results and focusing on the extent to which consumers recognize the ENERGY STAR label, understand its intended messages, and utilize (or are influenced by) the label in their energy-related purchase decisions.
This report discusses the results of the CEE 2004 ENERGY STAR Household Survey, building on prior years’ survey results and focusing on the extent to which consumers recognize the ENERGY STAR label, understand its intended messages, and utilize (or are influenced by) the label in their energy-related purchase decisions.
This report discusses the results of the CEE 2005 ENERGY STAR Household Survey, building on prior years’ survey results and focusing on the extent to which consumers recognize the ENERGY STAR label, understand its intended messages, and utilize (or are influenced by) the label in their energy-related purchase decisions.
This report discusses the results of the CEE 2006 ENERGY STAR Household Survey, building on prior years’ survey results and focusing on the extent to which consumers recognize the ENERGY STAR label, understand its intended messages, and utilize (or are influenced by) the label in their energy-related purchase decisions.
