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ENERGY STAR® in Canada
Information for General Consumers
Use the following links to access specific content.
The international ENERGY STAR symbol
Frequently asked questions about ENERGY STAR
ENERGY STAR Qualified Products
- Major appliances
- Heating equipment
- Cooling and ventilation equipment
- Lighting products
- Electronics
- Office equipment
- Windows, doors and skylights
Who's on Board with ENERGY STAR
A listing of the organizations have become ENERGY STAR Participants and are promoting and using the ENERGY STAR symbol in Canada.
Potential energy savings with ENERGY STAR
Rebates and incentives
Current rebates and incentives in Canada for selected energy efficient products.
Compare product models
Our model listings allow you to compare the energy efficiency of different products.
- The EnerGuide label for major appliances
- The EnerGuide appliance directory (current issue)
- The EnerGuide label for heating and cooling equipment
- The EnerGuide room air conditioner directory
Reference Library
- Success stories
- ENERGY STAR newsletter: NEWS/NOUVELLE
News/Nouvelles – Fall issue 2007
News/Nouvelles – Spring issue 2007
News/Nouvelles – Fall issue 2006
News/Nouvelles – Fall issue 2005
- Brochures
Basic facts about residential lighting
Choose the right condensing gas furnace
Energy-efficient residential windows, doors and skylights
Heating and cooling with a heat pump
Look for ENERGY STAR
Real-time feedback - your key to electricity savings
Simple steps to an energy-smart office
Switch and save, choose compact fluorescent light bulbs
- Fact sheets on ENERGY STAR qualified products
ENERGY STAR in Canada
Case studies of benefits
Major appliances
Consumer electronics
Home comfort
Office equipment
Standby power, when "off" means "on"
Water heaters
Windows, doors and skylights
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