Since its introduction in 1992, the EPA’s ENERGY STAR program has been extremely effective in helping consumers save money and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Since its introduction in 1992, the EPA’s ENERGY STAR program has been extremely effective in helping consumers save money and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. According to the agency, the program has saved American families and businesses over $450 billion in energy costs while cutting 4 billion metric tons of greenhouse gas, all of this made possible by following the program’s tips and guidance. Environmental Protection Agency The EPA announced its latest initiative, ENERGY STAR Home Upgrade, on February 1, 2022. The guidance provides consumers with six actionable steps they can take to improve energy efficiency at home while reducing their impact on the environment, ultimately saving the average family around $500 a year on utility bills.
