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ENERGY STAR certification was first offered for homes in 1995. Initially focused on windows, air sealing, and HVAC, the label has since been updated to apply to more components of the home, including lighting, insulation, and appliances. ENERGY STAR for Homes has also become stricter over time in order to keep the label’s standards significantly […]https://www.gba.org/wp-content/uploads/image-58.jpeg