Through ENERGY STAR, EPA provides tools and resources to help you save money and reduce your carbon emissions by improving the energy efficiency of building and plants. Identify yourself from one of the groups below for more information.

Improve energy use in commercial buildings
Find tools and resources for saving energy in all types of commercial buildings.

Find guidance for energy-efficient design projects
Are you an architect or engineer? Find out how to incorporate energy efficiency into your new commercial building designs.

Manage energy use in manufacturing
Get tools to help you better manage the energy use at your industrial sites.

Develop programs and policies
Are you are a local or state government, utility, corporation, or other organization that has been tasked with meeting energy savings or greenhouse gas reduction goals? Get tools and resources to help you deliver efficiency and improvements.

Energy-Efficient Homes

Maintaining your house is a big investment, and your energy bills can be among your greatest monthly expenses. Natural Resources Canada’s Office of Energy Efficiency can help you make your home more comfortable and reduce your energy costs.

Home improvements

The existing housing stock in Canada has significant energy-saving potential. Even if you are not applying for a grant in your province or territory, you can obtain an energy evaluation of your home through the EnerGuide Rating System (Existing Homes).

New homes

When buying or building a new house, you should consider your energy efficiency options early in the process. You and your builder can use the EnerGuide Rating System to design energy efficiency upgrades during construction. ENERGY STAR^® for New Homes promotes new homes that are more energy efficient than those built to minimum building codes. R-2000 homes meet an even higher standard for increased energy efficiency, indoor air quality and environmental responsibility in home construction.