Quick List of ENERGY STAR
Resources for Homes
Save Energy, Save Money,
and Fight Global Warming
REDUCE ENERGY USE
Find tips, advice, and energy-efficient
home improvement ideas to help you
stay comfortable in your home.
Tools and
Resources
ENERGY STAR @ home
interactive tool
Home Improvement Tool
Home Energy Yardstick
Home Sealing
How These Tools or
Resources Help You
The average family spends $1,900 a year on energy bills, nearly half
of which goes to heating and cooling costs. Learn how to reduce
the amount of energy used in every room in your house with
this interactive tool, www.energystar.gov/home
Identify and learn how to address home problems to make your
home more comfortable, and atthe same time improve its energy
efficiency.www.energystar.gov/homeimprovement
Compare your home's energy efficiency to similar homes across the
country and get recommendations for energy-saving home
improvements from ENERGY STAR.
www.energystar.gov/homeenergyyardstick
Improve your home's "envelope" or "shell"— its outer walls, ceiling,
windows, and floors, www.energystar.gov/homesealing
LOOK FOR THE ENERGY STAR
Find tips and advice on purchasing
ENERGY STAR qualified products for
your home.
FIND INCENTIVES AND SPECIAL OFFERS
Save even more money when you
purchase ENERGY STAR qualified
products.
ENERGY STAR qualified
products information
ENERGY STAR qualified
product tax incentives
Locate rebates and
special offers
Products in more than 50 categories are eligible for the ENERGY
STAR label. These products use less energy, save money, and help
protect the environment. Ask for the ENERGY STAR when you are
shopping.www.energystar.gov/products
Purchase select ENERGY STAR qualified products, and you may
be eligible to claim a tax credit of up to $500.
www.energystar.gov/taxcredits
ENERGY STAR partners occasionally sponsor special offers, such
as sales tax exemptions, credits, or rebates on qualified products.
www.energystar.gov/rebatelocator
LEARN ABOUT NEW HOMES
An ENERGY STAR qualified new home
performs better for the homeowner and
the environment.
Learn about the features and benefits
of ENERGY STAR qualified homes
New Homes Partner Locator
ENERGY STAR qualified homes offer homebuyers all the features
they want in a new home, plus energy-efficient improvements that
deliver better performance, greater comfort, and lower utility bills.
www.energystar.gov/homebuyers
Find home builders and developers that build ENERGY STAR
qualified new homes; lenders that offer energy-efficient mortgages;
utilities that offer special incentives to buyers, builders, and
developers of ENERGY STAR qualified new homes; and home
energy raters that can verify the energy efficiency of a home.
www.energystar.gov/homebuilders
CHANGE A LIGHT
Pledge to do your part to save energy and
fight global warming by replacing your
incandescent light bulbs with ENERGY
STAR CFLs.
ENERGY STAR Change a Light Pledge
Pledge to replace your incandescent light bulbs with ENERGY
STAR qualified compact fluorescent light bulbs to save money and
energy. Intact, if you change the five most frequently used light fixtures
or the bulbs in them with models that have earned the ENERGY STAR,
you could save more than $65 each year in energy costs.
www.energystar.gov/changealight
United States
Environmental
Protection Agency
For more information
www.energystar.gov
or call 1.888.STAR.YES
(1.888.782.7937).
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ENERGY STAR® is a government-backed program helping businesses
and individuals protect the environment through superior energy efficiency.
Office of Air and Radiation
(6202JIEPA430-F-07-022
August 2007
LEARN MORE AT
energystar.gov
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