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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Climate Protection Partnerships Division (CPPD) EPAs Climate Protection 1 Partnerships Division U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Our mission is to protect human health and the environment
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Phillip Assmus (Assmus.Phillip@epa.gov)
Products – Maureen McNamara (McNamara.Maureen@epa.gov) Homes – Jon Passe (Passe.Jonathan@epa.gov) Commercial – Katy Hatcher (Hatcher.Caterina@epa.gov) Industry – Betsy Dutrow (Dutrow.Elizabeth@epa.gov) James Critchfield (Critchfield.James@epa.gov) Neeharika Naik-Dhungel (Naik Dhungel.Neeharika@epa.gov) Melissa Klein (Klein.Melissa@epa.gov)
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reductions in fine particulate matter (PM2.5) due to EE/RE
energy goals
link outputs to COBRA
years and data. Cloud.gov Web Edition forthcoming in fall 2020
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State and Local Governments
inventories of state, local, and tribal government activities
road, etc.)
Contact us to request training and technical assistance Register for our newsletters to get announcements
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ENERGY STAR and its partners helped American families and businesses save nearly 4 trillion kWh of electricity and achieve
greenhouse gas reductions
Accomplishments that are only possible because of the partnership of organizations like yours
In 2018 alone, ENERGY STAR and its partners helped Americans save approximately 430 billion kWh of electricity and avoid $35 billion in energy costs, with associated emission reductions of 330 million metric tons of greenhouse gases, 220,000 short tons of sulfur dioxide, 210,000 short tons of nitrogen oxides, and 23,000 short tons of fine particulate matter (PM2.5).
taking over 750 million cars off the road for a year
More stats available at: energystar.gov/numbers
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enterprises partner with ENERGY STAR, including more than 40%
STAR, making it one of the most widely recognized consumer symbols in the nation
more than $100 billion – over 800,000 products and 800,000 light bulbs are sold every day, on average
STAR certified homes, and one out of every 12 homes built in 2019 was ENERGY STAR certified
learn how to reduce their energy bills at home and at work
installing ENERGY STAR certified appliances, certified heating and cooling equipment or other non-certified efficient HVAC equipment
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market fragmentation, and reduces costs
STAR in their efficiency programs, reaching roughly 95% of households in all 50 states, investing billions in energy efficiency programs each year
floorspace) used the ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager tool to measure and track their energy, water, and/or waste performance
Mae, Freddie Mac, and HUD offer discounts for ENERGY STAR certified multifamily
Benchmark (GRESB) and the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB)
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www.energystar.gov/policiesandprograms Interactive map that can be hosted
province rely on ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager for their building energy benchmarking and transparency policies
State and Local Building Performance Standard Policy Toolkit available Fall 2020
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www.energystar.gov/utilitydata
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STAR product categories
Home Energy Management Systems (SHEMS)
functionality for ENERGY STAR products
collaborations across EPA on EV policy, modeling of the potential air quality impacts of EVs, and a potential expansion of our ENERGY STAR specification for EV supply equipment to include DC fast charge
was recently released, thousands of properties are now using this feature
new guide for EM&V for CVR/Volt Var
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Guide for Developing and Implementing Greenhouse Gas Reduction Programs for local government staff and policy makers
Low-Income Communities: case studies and program profiles to help program officials and policy makers identify promising models
identifying the best prices, by zip code, for on ENERGY STAR certified LED bulbs, refrigerators, TVs, and Room AC
Storm Windows: a great efficiency solution for the lower-income market, as well as for historic homes
manufactured housing program requirements, with the goal of increasing participation
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Individual State fact sheets for ENERGY STAR: www.energystar.gov /statefacts Annual Partner of the Year Awards Annual lists of top cities Building and plant certifications
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Step-by-step guidance on how to:
www.energystar.gov/ competitionguide
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Month 1: Lighting Month 2: Plug Load Month 3: Heating & Cooling
energystar.gov/ BattleOfTheBuildings
Whip your building into shape with EPA’s intense 3-month workout plan!
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and plant certification
Competition
for Industry
ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager EPIs, benchmarking (M&V)
www.energystar.gov/guidelines
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Automobile Assembly Cement Plants Cookie & Cracker Bakeries Frozen Fried Potato Processing Container Glass Plants Flat Glass Plants Petroleum Refineries Juice Plants Wet Corn Mills Pulp & Paper Mills Aluminum Casting Commercial Roll & Bread Bakery Integrated Paper and Paperboard Integrated Steel Iron Casting Pharmaceuticals
industrial energy management program development. Resources include a national network
best practice sharing, and the ENERGY STAR Challenge for Industry. New EPI released for nitrogenous fertilizer plants
increase energy efficiency
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chest in 2020
in development. Distillery energy performance indicator in development.
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The Green Power Partnership (GPP) works with our Partners to increase voluntary green power use and expand the U.S. marketplace for green power
use more than 60 billion kWh of green power
Rankings with a specific category for Green Power Communities
awards have a specific category for Green Power Communities
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The Green Power Partnership (GPP) provides resources that help all organizations transition to using Green Power
any organization by identifying available green power
and utility policies.
to better communicate your green power use to interested stakeholders by translating it from kilowatt- hours (kWh) into more understandable terms and concrete examples.
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The Local Government Solar Project Portal provides tools and resources to aid local governments through each step of solar project development and
economic, and domestic job creation goals through greater utilization of solar energy to serve municipal operations
project development or renewable energy use and is considering new solar project development in the next two years
their project development experiences through the Portal
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The Combined Heat and Power Partnership (CHPP) seeks to reduce air pollution and water usage associated with electric power generation by promoting the use of environmentally-beneficial CHP.
and a Partner network to engage with the industry
inventory of CHP supportive policies was just completed
Several enhancements were also made.
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tools, educational resources, information sharing, peer exchange
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refrigerant emissions and decrease their impact on the ozone layer by:
practices
(RAD) works with utilities, retailers, manufacturers, states, affiliates, and others to collect and dispose used refrigerated appliances to avoid emissions of refrigerants and foam blowing agent, prevent release of hazardous substances, save landfill space, and reduce energy use
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Mission: EPA’s Non-CO2 Programs reduce greenhouse gas emissions, primarily of methane, domestically and internationally, through voluntary engagement with stakeholders. Methane Emission Reduction Partnership Programs collaborate with industry and key stakeholders to promote cost-effective recovery and use
Methane Initiative SF6 Reduction Partnership for Electric Power Systems collaborates with industry and key stakeholders to reduce emissions of fluorinated greenhouse gases from the electric power industry
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epa.gov/climateleadership epa.gov/greenpower epa.gov/chp epa.gov/statelocalenergy
energystar.gov