eeCompass is a valuable resource for consumers, manufacturers, utilities, and program administers to use when evaluating the energy efficiency of modern consumer appliances to help make model comparisons, inform purchasing decisions, and develop market-pull programs. In addition, the U. S. Department of Energy uses the certification data that is represented in eeCompass as an important tool in its rulemaking analyses and enforcement program.
Find your product hereThe U.S. Department of Energy’s Compliance Certification Management System (CCMS), allows manufacturers and third-party representatives to create, submit and track certification reports online.
The Compliance Certification Database houses manufacturer submitted certification reports and compliance statements of products covered by Federal conservation standards and offers an easy-to-use search function for in-depth analysis and review.
Why
does energy efficiency matter?
The more energy efficient a product is, the more you’ll save on your energy bill over its lifetime. Read more...about energy efficiency
What
do energy conservation standards accomplish?
Consumers can’t tell by appearance whether one appliance will require more energy and cost more to operate than another. Standards ensure a minimum level of energy performance, which means reduced energy consumption and lower energy bills. Read more...about energy conservation standards
How
do energy conservation standards benefit consumers?
Standards implemented since 1987 saved American consumers $63 billion on their energy bills in 2015 alone. Read more...about energy conservation
