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program, helps us all save money and protect our environment
through energy efficient products and practices. For more
information, visit www.energystar.gov.
ENERGY STAR® Snapshot:
Measuring Progress in the
Commercial and Industrial Sectors
Fall 2010
Snapshot data runs through June 30, 2010.
Summary
By mid-year 2010, commercial and industrial organizations have almost exceeded activity levels reached
throughout all of 2009. From January through June 30, 2010:
• More than 80,000 buildings have benchmarked their energy usage with ENERGY STAR, of which
63,000 buildings received an ENERGY STAR energy performance score—nearly equivalent to
the amount for all of 2009.
• Close to 3,200 buildings earned the ENERGY STAR label—the highest amount earned through
two quarters of any year, and 80% higher than mid-year 2009.
The ENERGY STAR Snapshot provides an at-a-glance summary of the latest national ENERGY STAR
metrics to help you, our partners, see the impact of your efforts. The ENERGY STAR Snapshot is
distributed twice a year and provides:
• Trends in energy benchmarking of commercial and industrial buildings.
• State-by-state activity along with activity for the top Designated Market Areas.
• Industrial sector participation in ENERGY STAR.
• Trends in ENERGY STAR labeled commercial and industrial facilities.
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Trends in Measuring Building Energy Performance
=> Energy Use Benchmarking Becoming Established Business Practice
Benchmarking energy use is a first step to assess energy performance and to measure ongoing
progress. EPA's online tool, Portfolio Manager (PM), enables building owners and managers to assess
and track this performance overtime as well as target investments in energy efficiency.
• Nearly 130,000 buildings have received an ENERGY STAR energy performance score,
accounting for over 16 billion square feet.
• More than 32,000 additional buildings that cannot receive an energy performance score have
benchmarked using other metrics available in PM. These buildings include fire and police
stations, multifamily housing, and colleges/universities.
Buildings Receiving an ENERGY STAR Score
(through June 30, 2010)
Cumulative Total Floor Space with Score
Cumulative Repeat Floor Space with Score
To track your building's energy performance, go to www.energystar.gov/benchmark.
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:> Growth in Energy Use Benchmarking by Building Type
• With the addition of data centers in 2010, 13 building types are now eligible to receive an
ENERGY STAR energy performance score.
• Offices and schools continue to have the greatest amount of floor space with an energy
performance score.
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Hospitals
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(Billions of square feet)
Note: Data is through June 30 of each year.
Note: Ratings available for offices in 1999; K-12 schools in 2000; supermarkets/grocery stores, hotels, and hospitals
in 2001; warehouses/storage buildings, residence halls, medical offices, bank branches, courthouses, and financial
centers in 2004; retail space in 2007; house of worship in 2009; and data center in 2010.
Note: Bank branches and financial institutions were combined in 2007.
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=> States Reflect Benchmarking Progress
State governments play an important role in the ENERGY STAR program. Many are taking important
steps to protect the environment and lower energy costs and are increasingly leveraging EPA's
ENERGY STAR resources to reduce energy use in their buildings.
The Top 10 States with the Largest Amount of Floor Space with Score:
(* denotes ENERGY STAR Challenge participants)
Percent Increase
in Cumulative Square Feet Rated
(from the total through 12/31/09 to
the total through 6/30/10)
12%
11%
7%
17%
13%
15%
18%
9%
9%
10%
Cumulative Square Feet Rated
State (2009 rank) (in millions, rounded)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
California* (1)
New York* (2)
Texas* (3)
Illinois* (4)
Florida* (5)
Pennsylvania* (6)
Ohio* (10)
Massachusetts (7)
Virginia* (8)
Michigan* (9)
1,642
1,613
1,256
1,028
726
627
568
543
538
526
Floor Space of Rated Buildings by State
(through June 30, 2010)
Increasing Cumulative Floor Space of Rated Buildings
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(in millions of sq. ft.)
ENERGY STAR Challenge Participating States
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through energy efficient products and practices. For more
information, visit www.energystar.gov.
=> ENERGY STAR Industrial Focus on Energy
Thirteen major industries, and ten sub-industries, participate in Industrial Focuses to pool ideas and
work toward energy efficiency improvements. Industrial Focuses provide an opportunity for companies
within a single manufacturing industry to network with peers and share industry-specific energy
management tools and resources to create momentum for continued improvement.
Focus
Industry Participation
Peer Energy ENERGY
Exchange Industrial Performance STAR
Network Energy Guide Indicator Label
Cement Manufacturing
Concrete
Corn Refining
Food Processing
• Cookies & Crackers
• Juice
• Potato Products
• Tomato Products
• Dairy Processing
Glass Manufacturing
• Fiberglass
• Flat glass
• Container glass
Metal Casting
Motor Vehicle
Manufacturing
Petrochemical
Manufacturing
Petroleum Industry
Pharmaceuticals
Pulp & Paper
Steel
• Mini mills
• Integrated
Water/ Wastewater
75% of U.S.-based
clinker1 production
capacity
100% of U.S. concrete
production
95% of U.S.-based
refining capacity
80% of U.S.-based
processed fruit,
vegetable, and grain
sales
50% of U.S. flat,
container, and
fiberglass sales
100% of U.S. industry
95% of the industry with
U.S.-based production.
83% of U.S. ethylene
production capacity
64% of U.S.-based
refining capacity
Over 50% of the global
and U.S. manufacturing
capacity
70% of U.S.-based
companies' global sales
95% of U.S. production
from integrated mills
40% of total U.S.
population represented
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For more information on Industrial Focuses, go to www.energystar.gov/epis.
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Earning the ENERGY STAR Label
=> Recognition for Top Energy Performers
Buildings earn the ENERGY STAR by achieving a score of 75 or higher on EPA's energy performance
scale and meeting relevant requirements for indoor air quality. These buildings typically use about 35
percent less energy than average buildings.
• Through June 2010, 10,705 buildings earned the ENERGY STAR, representing more than 1.8
billion square feet.
• In the first 6 months of 2010, 3,185 buildings earned the ENERGY STAR—surpassing any other
6 month period and representing 80% of all ENERGY STAR labels earned in 2009.
• In June 2010, the first data center earned the ENERGY STAR.
Sixty-four plants have received the ENERGY STAR designation: Twenty-four cement plants, 15 auto
assembly, 8 petroleum refining, 7 pharmaceutical manufacturing, 7 wet corn milling plants, and 3 frozen
fried potato plants.
Cumulative Floor Space of Labeled Buildings
(through June 30, 2010)
2000
1800
1600
1400
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600
400
200
1,852
1,585
1,1701
575
482
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
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EPA Recognition for Organization-Wide Improvements
EPA recognizes organizations as ENERGY STAR Leaders when they achieve significant energy
efficiency milestones. ENERGY STAR Leaders must meet one of two energy efficiency improvement
milestones. The first type requires a 10 percent energy reduction across the organization's entire building
portfolio, with recognition also given at each additional 10 percent increment. The second type, known as
"top performer", requires the buildings in an organization's portfolio, on average, to perform in the top 25
percent of similar buildings nationwide, as demonstrated by an average ENERGY STAR score of 75 or
higher.
Since 2004, 128 organizations have achieved ENERGY STAR Leader recognition.
Cumulative & Annual Number of ENERGY STAR Leaders
(through June 30, 2010)
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Spotlight on Key ENERGY STAR Partners
ENERGY STAR has over 3,200 Commercial and Industrial partners, which, combined, have committed
more than 17 billion square feet to energy efficiency. In this fall's Snapshot, EPA is turning the spotlight
on two key ENERGY STAR partners: NetApp and Fireman's Fund.
Spotlight: NetApp Building Becomes First ENERGY STAR Labeled Data Center
When data centers became eligible to receive an ENERGY STAR performance score and ENERGY
STAR label from EPA in June 2010, during that first month more than 80 data centers benchmarked their
energy performance and one earned the ENERGY STAR label: NetApp's Research Triangle Park (RTP)
facility.
NetApp is a technology firm that provides storage and data management solutions to businesses. The
NetApp data center in RTP met the criteria to earn the first ENERGY STAR label for a data center with an
impressive energy performance score of 99. The RTP data center is used for research on storage
efficiency and cloud computing. Some of the RTP data center's energy efficiency practices include using
higher supply air temperatures, using outside air for cooling during the majority of the year, and
employing innovative overhead air distribution strategies to reduce the need for fans. NetApp's RTP
facility serves as a model of energy efficiency for the data center market.
As of August 31, 2010, three additional data centers had earned the ENERGY STAR. Data center
partners in the ENERGY STAR program demonstrate how energy efficient practices can cut costs and
help protect the environment by reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
For more information on the data center performance score please visit
http://www.energystar.gov/index.cfm?c=prod development.server efficiencv#rating
Spotlight: Fireman's Fund Insurance Company Offers Discounts for Labeled Buildings
Fireman's Fund is an insurance company that provides insurance solutions for businesses and
organizations. In the summer of 2010, Fireman's Fund announced that policyholders with ENERGY
STAR buildings were eligible for a five percent discount.
Fireman's Fund risk services consultants are also offering their policyholders assistance with
benchmarking their buildings' energy and water consumption with Portfolio Manager, identifying under-
performing buildings, developing energy management goals, setting investment priorities, and tracking
performance and savings overtime.
Fireman's Fund's program is innovative in its recognition of the greater value and lower risks of energy-
efficient buildings. The discounts provide a tangible financial benefit to owners and operators of top-
performing buildings - in addition to the reduced energy costs they already experience.
Fireman's Fund was also the first property and casualty insurance company to offer "green insurance" to
the U.S. commercial marketplace.
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Where Can You Find Out More About
ENERGY STAR?
Watch for coverage in your local and national press!
www.energystar.gov provides key energy efficiency
information.
If you would like to partner with EPA to improve
your energy efficiency, visit:
www.energystar.gov/ioinbuildings.
For more detailed information on rating and labeling
activity, including state data, see the Snapshot
Appendix. The Appendix includes state by state
and local breakdown in energy performance ratings
activity and ENERGY STAR labeled buildings and
plants.
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Appendix
ENERGY STAR Snapshot:
Measuring Success in the Commercial and Industrial Markets
Fall 2010
I. Benchmarking Statistics - through 6/30/2010
Cumulative Number of Buildings Rated
Cumulative Total = 129,986
Banks/Financial
Warehouses 2,594 Institutions 16,040 Courthouses 984
2%
Supermarkets/
Grocery Stores.
9,344 (7%
Retail Stores 20,057.
(15%)
Residence
Halls/Dormitorie:
2,130 (2%)
Offices 34,748
(27%)
(1%)
Data Center 81
(<1%)
Hospitals 3,198 (3%)
Hotels 5,455 (4%)
Ho use of Worship
396 (<1%)
K-12Schools 32,570
(25%)
Medical Offices
2,389 (2%)
Cumulative Floor Space of Buildings Rated
(millions of square feet)
Cumulative Total = 16,489
Supermarkets/
Grocery Stores 362.
(2%)
Retail Stores 1.618
(10%)
Residence
Halls/Dormitories 159
(1%)
Offices 6:658 (40%)
Warehouses 504
(3'
Banks/Financial
Institutions 395 (2%)
Courthouses 151
(1%)
Data Centers 14
Hospitals 1.684
(10%)
Hotels 1,168 (8%)
House of Worship 15
K-12 Schools 3.498
(21%)
Medical Offices 263
(2%)
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Cumulative Number and Floor Space of Buildings Rated,
By EPA Region/State
Cumulative Number of Buildings Rated
through
12/31/2009
through
6/30/2010
Percent
Increase
(from
12/31/09 to
6/30/2010)
Cumulative Floor Space of Buildings Rated
through
12/31/2009
(square feet)
through
6/30/2010
(square feet)
Percent
Increase
(from
12/31/09 to
6/30/2010)
EPA Region 1
Connecticut
Maine*
Massachusetts
New Hampshire*
Rhode Island
Vermont*
Total - Region 1
1,757
526
3,498
825
363
279
7,248
2,013
624
3,816
997
416
293
8,159
15%
19%
9%
21%
15%
5%
13%
208,120,986
40,544,269
497,890,995
58,158,118
38,455,267
19,128,031
862,297,666
221,719,741
48,512,406
543,486,179
68,175,379
43,357,196
21 ,523,362
946,774,264
7%
20%
9%
17%
13%
13%
10%
EPA Region 2
New Jersey
New York*
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands of the U.S.
Total - Region 2
2,716
7,912
75
10
10,713
3,643
8,586
118
13
12,360
34%
9%
57%
30%
15%
321 ,450,680
1,451,316,961
9,392,019
2,018,942
1,784,178,602
377,092,485
1,613,237,739
13,515,534
2,360,041
2,006,205,799
17%
11%
44%
17%
12%
EPA Region 3
Delaware*
District of Columbia (D.C.)*
Maryland*
Pennsylvania*
Virginia*
West Virginia*
Total - Region 3
321
997
2,147
4,310
3,674
519
1 1 ,968
407
1,150
2,568
5,450
4,441
504
14,520
27%
15%
20%
26%
21%
-3%
21%
39,128,517
281 ,709,560
343,971,816
546,560,471
492,385,646
41,101,245
1,744,857,255
41,267,123
324,450,120
390,475,990
627,389,810
538,174,983
45,094,596
1,966,852,622
5%
15%
14%
15%
9%
10%
13%
EPA Region 4
Alabama*
Florida*
Georgia*
Kentucky*
Mississippi*
North Carolina*
South Carolina*
Tennessee*
Total - Region 4
757
5,401
2,600
1,270
321
3,097
885
1,394
15,725
1,034
6,883
3,244
1,442
355
3,837
1,196
1,644
19,635
37%
27%
25%
14%
11%
24%
35%
18%
25%
97,104,593
643,947,828
395,905,499
128,418,555
40,032,565
308,342,252
77,045,019
184,434,717
1,875,231,027
110,465,216
726,096,138
439,701 ,597
145,383,838
56,154,711
338,01 1 ,286
89,206,474
209,491 ,429
2,114,510,690
14%
13%
11%
13%
40%
10%
16%
14%
13%
EPA Region 5
Illinois*
Indiana*
Michigan*
Minnesota*
Ohio*
Wisconsin*
Total - Region 5
5,419
1,640
3,564
2,513
3,584
3,220
19,440
6,471
1,828
3,975
2,919
4,062
3,652
22,907
19%
11%
12%
16%
13%
13%
18%
876,262,569
207,970,214
480,357,823
366,783,112
479,339,264
371 ,505,063
2,782,218,046
1,027,732,430
232,907,013
526,360,678
404,191,514
567,933,209
416,767,804
3,175,892,647
17%
12%
10%
10%
18%
12%
14%
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EPA Region 6
Arkansas
Louisiana
New Mexico*
Oklahoma
Texas*
Total - Region 6
456
705
638
582
8,673
1 1 ,054
712
778
751
646
9,723
12,610
56%
10%
18%
11%
12%
14%
49,713,724
108,807,451
51,874,369
64,390,553
1,172,008,351
1 ,446,794,448
57,374,949
116,035,564
57,657,325
69,320,757
1,256,157,252
1 ,556,545,847
15%
7%
11%
8%
7%
8%
EPA Region 7
Iowa
Kansas*
Missouri
Nebraska
Total - Region 7
1,006
891
1,811
709
4,417
1,130
1,058
2,081
865
5,134
12%
19%
15%
22%
16%
111,072,627
106,138,675
251,850,863
71,650,873
540,713,038
120,652,091
116,672,666
276,781,490
86,855,678
600,961,925
9%
10%
10%
21%
11%
EPA Region 8
Colorado
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Utah*
Wyoming
Total - Region 8
2,772
414
180
213
943
180
4,702
3,243
554
214
242
1,088
221
5,562
17%
34%
19%
14%
15%
23%
18%
290,866,570
28,038,999
12,168,162
15,744,206
78,804,310
10,948,218
436,570,465
323,099,331
90,610,121
12,834,979
16,946,558
91,198,719
12,241,001
546,930,709
11%
223%
5%
8%
16%
12%
25%
EPA Region 9
American Samoa
Arizona*
California*
Guam
Hawaii*
Navajo Nation
Nevada
Northern Mariana (Historical)
Northern Mariana Islands
Pacific Islands
Trust Territories
U.S. Minor Outlying Islands
Wake Island
Total - Region 9
1
2,078
12,596
16
284
3
1,490
1
1
3
4
4
2
16,483
1
2,409
14,875
17
330
3
1,656
1
1
3
4
4
4
19,308
0%
16%
18%
6%
16%
0%
11%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
100%
17%
10,000
220,753,436
1 ,466,255,532
3,875,199
69,705,995
131,261
149,458,970
1,625,483
17,000
385,068
186,034
393,921
370,357
1,913,168,256
10,000
244,646,916
1,642,148,088
3,971,549
75,344,081
131,261
167,037,668
1,625,483
17,000
385,068
186,034
393,921
521,161
2,136,418,230
0%
11%
12%
2%
8%
0%
12%
0%
0%
0%
0%
0%
41%
12%
EPA Region 10
Alaska*
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Total - Region 10
325
528
1,718
3,043
5,614
367
589
1,937
3,702
6,595
13%
12%
13%
22%
17%
21,370,194
34,329,130
165,014,849
349,572,608
570,286,781
22,571,443
35,644,381
181,572,016
380,096,694
619,884,533
6%
4%
10%
9%
9%
Total - EPA Region 0
2,827
3,196
13%
768,311,861
819,322,992
7%
Total - All EPA Regions
110,691
129,986
17%
14,724,627,444
16,490,300,258
12%
•ENERGY STAR Challenge states
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Cumulative Number and Floor Space of Buildings Rated,
By Designated Market Area (Local Rating Activity^
Designated Market
Area (By Rank)
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
DMA
New York
Los Angeles
Chicago
Philadelphia
Dallas-Ft. Worth
San Francisco-
Oakland-San
Jose
Boston
(Manchester)
Atlanta
Washington, DC
(Hagerstown)
Houston
Detroit
Phoenix
(Prescott)
Tampa-St.
Petersburg
(Sarasota)
Seattle-Tacoma
Minneapolis-St.
Paul
Miami-Ft.
Lauderdale
Cleveland-Akron
(Canton)
Denver
Orlando-Daytona
Beach-
Melbourne
Sacramento-
Stockton-
Modesto
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Portland, OR
Baltimore
Charlotte
Other Localities
Albuquerque
Kansas City
Louisville
Cumulative through
2009
Number of
Buildings
Rated
7,610
4,661
4,691
2,924
2,944
3,528
3,524
1,968
4,055
2,256
1,640
1,619
1,182
2,311
2,224
1,298
1,361
2,204
1,334
1,370
946
882
1,513
1,052
1,195
Floor Space
Rated
1,417,105,590
591,465,152
802,735,826
413,996,358
419,798,191
470,977,022
475,565,710
323,413,187
768,633,095
383,431,101
210,043,587
170,835,029
118,782,770
284,619,582
345,534,891
167,711,728
173,560,605
241,538,284
186,015,474
129,390,349
128,967,746
107,988,843
154,324,288
185,531,445
150,226,007
263
989
363
29,679,252
134,656,168
48,301,035
Cumulative through
June 30, 2010
Number of
Buildings
Rated
8,864
5,497
5,570
3,811
3,351
4,237
3,891
2,486
4,665
2,498
1,841
1,896
1,447
2,826
2,565
1,508
1,438
2,594
1,663
1,691
1,100
999
1,695
1,331
1,494
Floor Space
Rated
1,598,014,214
668,675,152
945,887,114
457,221 ,920
461 ,802,896
532,859,479
520,174,205
358,478,613
858,294,953
394,277,051
237,803,647
193,881,006
129,108,805
310,830,358
375,176,673
181,872,518
195,575,221
271 ,909,566
206,023,957
146,462,684
150,023,415
130,139,016
168,264,461
216,063,915
166,331,560
294
1,121
417
31,985,485
145,199,194
55,419,785
Percent Increase (from
Cumulative 2009 to
Cumulative 2010)
Number of
Buildings
Rated
16%
18%
19%
30%
14%
20%
10%
26%
15%
11%
12%
17%
22%
22%
15%
16%
6%
18%
25%
23%
16%
13%
12%
27%
25%
Floor Space
Rated
13%
13%
18%
10%
10%
13%
9%
11%
12%
3%
13%
13%
9%
9%
9%
8%
13%
13%
11%
13%
16%
21%
9%
16%
11%
12%
13%
15%
8%
8%
15%
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II. Label Statistics
A. ENERGY STAR Labeled Buildings - through 6/30/2010
Cumulative Number of Labeled Buildings
Cumulative Total = 10,705
Courthouses 78(1%)
Banks/Financial
Institutions 192 (2%).
Warehouses 69(1%)
Supermarkets/
Grocery Stores 1,676
(16%)
Retail Stores 759.
(7%)
Residence
Halls/Dormitories 52.
Offices 4,101 (38%
.Data Centers 1 (<1%)
Hospitals 105(1%)
Hotels/Motels 419
(4%)
HouseofWorship9
K-12Schools3,191
(30%)
Medical Offices53
Cumulative Floor Space of Labeled Buildings
(millions of square feet)
Cumulative Total = 1,852
Warehouses 17(1%)
Supermarkets/
GroceryStores 80
(4%)
Retail Stores 65(4%).
Residence Halls/.
Dormitories 4(<1%)
Offices 1,169 (63%
Banks/Financial
Institutions 48 (3%)^Courthouses21 (1%)
Data Centers 0.125
Hospitals 76 (4%)
Hotels/Motels 64 (3%)
House ofWorship
0.208 (<1%)
K-12Schools 301
(16%)
Medical Offices7
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Cumulative Number and Floor Space of ENERGY STAR Labeled Buildings,
by EPA Region/State
Cumulative Number of Labeled Buildings
through
12/31/2009
through
6/30/2010
Percent
Increase
(from
12/31/09 to
6/30/2010)
Cumulative Floor Space of Labeled Buildings
through
12/31/2009
(square feet)
through
6/30/2010
(square feet)
Percent
Increase
(from
12/31/09 to
6/30/2010)
EPA Region 1
Connecticut
Maine*
Massachusetts
New Hampshire*
Rhode Island
Vermont*
Total - Region 1
67
23
216
30
11
13
360
89
27
256
45
23
15
455
33%
17%
19%
50%
109%
15%
26%
15,572,920
1,587,590
50,635,829
2,534,105
1,024,207
790,815
72,145,466
18,492,022
1,962,155
57,213,648
3,643,841
2,565,341
921 ,306
84,798,313
19%
24%
13%
44%
150%
17%
18%
EPA Region 2
New Jersey
New York*
Puerto Rico
Total - Region 2
97
306
6
409
156
402
6
564
61%
31%
0%
38%
18,471,752
104,325,720
31,115
122,828,587
29,010,539
128,810,462
31,115
157,852,116
57%
23%
0%
29%
EPA Region 3
Delaware*
District of Columbia (D.C.)*
Maryland*
Pennsylvania*
Virginia*
West Virginia*
Total - Region 3
43
126
160
193
458
32
1,012
54
148
184
292
547
42
1,267
26%
17%
15%
51%
19%
31%
25%
5,149,522
47,481,898
19,479,377
34,401,415
51,160,474
3,483,31 1
161,155,997
6,110,767
53,715,054
23,373,959
49,129,211
60,607,967
3,822,560
196,759,518
19%
13%
20%
43%
18%
10%
22%
EPA Region 4
Alabama*
Florida*
Georgia*
Kentucky*
Mississippi*
North Carolina*
South Carolina*
Tennessee*
Total - Region 4
15
361
239
84
6
584
100
81
1,470
37
450
297
112
7
683
126
95
1,807
147%
25%
24%
33%
17%
17%
26%
17%
23%
2,519,295
56,512,903
55,466,590
9,255,618
845,538
33,130,944
4,717,112
11,566,595
174,014,595
4,253,800
71 ,765,628
64,043,809
11,131,243
959,786
41 ,983,892
6,557,827
12,698,902
213,394,887
69%
27%
15%
20%
14%
27%
39%
10%
23%
EPA Region 5
Illinois*
Indiana*
Michigan*
Minnesota*
Ohio*
Wisconsin*
Total - Region 5
300
179
330
235
262
304
1,610
378
208
436
279
316
353
1,970
26%
16%
32%
19%
21%
16%
22%
99,537,990
24,662,561
47,413,958
59,268,481
41,265,744
35,016,052
307,164,786
123,249,617
28,861 ,779
60,750,395
65,773,558
47,950,199
43,389,612
369,975,160
24%
17%
28%
11%
16%
24%
20%
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EPA Region 6
Arkansas
Louisiana
New Mexico*
Oklahoma
Texas*
Total - Region 6
12
32
20
34
822
920
18
39
46
36
918
1,057
50%
22%
130%
6%
12%
15%
2,333,783
12,323,451
5,559,033
3,721,646
200,924,085
224,861,998
2,799,744
12,901,919
7,417,138
3,872,872
219,443,686
246,435,359
20%
5%
33%
4%
9%
10%
EPA Region 7
Iowa
Kansas*
Missouri
Nebraska
Total - Region 7
87
72
70
24
253
103
91
88
43
325
18%
26%
26%
79%
28%
8,591,780
6,764,251
12,020,857
4,936,290
32,313,178
10,438,926
8,089,671
15,558,618
6,319,199
40,406,414
21%
20%
29%
28%
25%
EPA Region 8
Colorado
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Utah*
Wyoming
Total - Region 8
374
15
11
17
85
4
506
430
42
12
17
102
4
607
15%
180%
9%
0%
20%
0%
20%
59,366,018
1,782,966
1,086,770
1,366,941
9,612,212
610,632
73,825,539
64,371 ,637
3,804,677
1,173,865
1 ,366,941
1 1 ,095,671
610,632
82,423,423
8%
113%
8%
0%
15%
0%
12%
EPA Region 9
Arizona*
California*
Hawaii*
Nevada
Total - Region 9
124
1,619
36
30
1,809
155
1,960
41
32
2,188
25%
21%
14%
7%
21%
21,507,283
298,406,462
12,424,731
4,560,185
336,898,661
25,809,329
331,419,751
12,869,427
5,064,893
375,163,400
20%
11%
4%
11%
11%
EPA Region 10
Alaska*
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Total - Region 10
18
41
125
207
391
Total - All Regions
8,740
24
47
151
242
464
10,704**
33%
15%
21%
17%
19%
22%
1,993,794
4,600,240
23,472,240
49,415,215
79,481,489
2,206,263
5,049,891
25,977,014
52,293,666
85,526,834
11%
10%
11%
6%
8%
1,584,690,296
1,852,735,424
17%
•ENERGY STAR Challenge states
"Cumulative labeled building total excludes one U.S building located outside of all regions.
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B. ENERGY STAR Labeled Plants - through 6/30/2010
Cumulative Number of
Labeled Plants
Cumulative Total = 64
Frozen Fried
Potato Processing,.
3 (5%)
Wet Corn Mi I ling, 7.
(11%)
Petroleum
Refining, 8 (13%)
Pharmaceutical
Manufacturing,/
(11%)
Automobile
Assembly, 15
(23%)
Cement
Manufacturing, 24
(38%)
Cumulative Number of ENERGY STAR Labeled Plants, by EPA Region/State
States not on the list do not yet have any plants that have earned the ENERGY STAR label.
Cumulative Number of
Labeled Plants
through
12/31/09
through 6/30/10
EPA Region 1
Massachusetts
Puerto Rico
Total - Region 1
1
0
1
1
1
2
Total - Region 2
0
0
EPA Region 3
Delaware*
Pennsylvania*
Virginia*
Total - Region 3
1
1
2
4
1
1
2
4
EPA Region 4
Alabama*
Florida*
Georgia*
Kentucky*
Mississippi*
Tennessee*
Total - Region 4
3
2
1
3
1
3
13
4
2
1
3
1
4
15
EPA Region 5
Illinois*
Indiana*
Michigan*
Minnesota*
Ohio*
Total - Region 5
1
3
1
2
4
11
1
3
1
2
4
11
Cumulative Number of
Labeled Plants
through
12/31/09
through
6/30/10
EPA Region 6
Louisiana
New Mexico*
Texas*
Total - Region 6
3
1
3
7
3
1
4
8
EPA Region 7
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas*
Missouri
Total - Region 7
0
1
1
3
5
2
3
1
5
11
EPA Region 8
North Dakota
Montana
Utah*
Total - Region 8
0
1
1
2
1
1
1
3
EPA Region 9
Arizona*
California*
Total - Region 9
1
5
6
1
5
6
EPA Region 10
Idaho
Washington
Total - Region 10
1
3
4
1
3
4
Total - All Regions
53
64
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