E NERGY S TAR ® E NERGY S TAR Refrigerators and Freezers Richard H. Karney, US DOE July 18, 2001.

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E NERGY S TAR ® E NERGY S TAR Refrigerators and Freezers Richard H. Karney, US DOE July 18, 2001

Review of E NERGY S TAR Specification Setting

E NERGY S TAR Purpose Preventing pollution through energy savings Section 103 of the Clean Air Act as amended in 1990 (EPA ENERGY STAR) Promoting development and commercialization of energy efficient appliances Section 127 of the Energy Policy Act of 1992 (DOE ENERGY STAR) Legislation directs agencies to establish voluntary programs that promote products more efficient than minimum Federal or State codes

E NERGY S TAR Fundamentals Voluntary Reduces Energy Use Prevents Pollution Profitable for partners

National Energy Policy Expand the E NERGY S TAR program beyond office buildings to include schools, retail buildings, health care facilities, lodging, restaurants, and homes Extend the E NERGY S TAR program to additional products, appliances and services Strengthen public education programs relating to energy efficiency

R&D Building Codes and Standards Increasing Energy Efficiency (Metrics) Number of Unit Sales ENERGY STAR Theory of Specification Setting Market Transformation

Specification Setting Criteria Energy Efficiency product should be among the most efficient in its class Commercial Availability must be readily available in the market, cannot rely on proprietary technology owned by one manufacturer Cost effectiveness of price premium if there is a premium, should be justified to the consumer based on cost savings or other benefits Performance qualified models must perform as well or better than other models on the market

Specification Setting in Practice Not all products will qualify… Clothes Washers were added to program in 1997 – only 6.5% of models, representing less than 1% of market share qualified Industry estimates that E NERGY S TAR qualified central HVAC models will have only 4% market share when new specification takes effect in October 2002 Current E NERGY S TAR Appliances market share 10 – 30%

Next Steps 8/2: Comments due to DOE 8/30: DOE issues final specification