ENERGY STAR® certification
is a US government backed EPA recognition attained by business and organizations for the implementation of environmentally energy efficient solutions. The EPA’s Energy Star has helped businesses and households save more than 450 Billion dollars and significantly reduce emissions for over three decades now. [1]
Energy Star helps facilitate the use of certified products and materials, as well as recommended energy management business programs, all as a part of the effort for energy use reductions. Chemical facilities and plants are urged to build and operate in coordination with Energy Star’s program for management plans. These efforts will greatly help a firm cut expenditures through excessive energy exertion or consumption and more importantly lessen their environmental impact. As a practical proponent to their mission, view the provided Energy Star and EPA detailed road map for this process (Click Here for Road Map). [2]
Since Energy Star’s conception in 1991, the program has helped industrial plants save more than 42 Billion dollars. Attain this recognition and accolade to join in part of environmental responsibility if your firm has not already done so. Apply for the certification for the year of 2019. The application soft-deadline for 2019 Energy Star certification is July 18, 2018.[3]
As an advocate for safety and the environment, Chemical Safety urges its clients and partners to endorse and adopt these kinds of efforts. Efficient, responsible, and sustainable operations are of the utmost importance to us. We hope these principles become practically ingrained ubiquitously and unequivocally.
[1] https://www.energystar.gov/about
[2] https://www.energystar.gov/buildings/about-us/how-can-we-help-you/build-energy-program/guidelines
[3] https://www.energystar.gov/