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ENERGY STAR
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EPA is challenging architects and building owners to achieve ENERGY STAR for all commercial new construction projects by adopting energy-efficiency strategies for the next generation of buildings.

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Projects that achieved Designed to Earn the ENERGY STAR have the potential to reduce energy use and prevent emissions well into the future. Take a look at the savings, avoided emissions, milestones, and much more below that these buildings already achieved!

See all projects and architects that achieved Designed to Earn the ENERGY STAR.

28.9 billion kBtu saved

42% Average Energy Reduction

1.26 million metric tons potential emissions avoided

120 million total square feet

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