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EnergyStar: Who is going to certify our certification programs?

Recently EnergyStar was in the news, and obviously not for the right reasons. If you do not know what EnergyStar is, it is a brand built by the Government to help businesses label their products as energy efficient. The website with it’s ostentatious offers to help you improve the energy efficiency of your house among [...]

March 28, 2010  Tags: EnergyStar, EPA/DOE, GAO, Senator Snowe, sensational environmental politics  Posted in: Causes, Government and Sustainability, Renewable Energy Politics  3 Comments

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