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A star inside a stylised label outline, marking energy-efficient products.
Also known as: Star label
Energy Star marks a product as meeting an efficiency threshold set by the US Environmental Protection Agency. Unlike a graded label it is pass or fail: a product either qualifies or does not, and the mark says nothing about how far above the threshold it sits.
Marks a product as meeting the energy-efficiency criteria of the Energy Star programme, run by the United States Environmental Protection Agency.
United States, with recognition in several other jurisdictions · Contexts: Packaging
Is a threshold rather than a grade: a qualifying product carries the mark and a non-qualifying one does not, with no indication of the margin either way.
Contexts: Packaging
A rounded rectangular panel with a stylised five-pointed star at its left, the star drawn partly overlapping the panel edge, with the programme's wordmark beside it.
A pass mark against a graded scale, for the same property.