| The international Energy Star program is a voluntary energy-efficiency labeling program designed to promote energy-efficient products. It was established in the US in 1992. Japan reached agreements to promote certain ENERGY STAR qualified products in 1995.
To participate in the program, contact an agency in charge, and it will respond with further information. Once it has been approved that the products of a manufacturer or a firm meet the standard, and then the manufacturer or the firm will be eligible to use the ENERGY STAR label.
Personal computers, monitors, printers, fax machines, copying machines, scanners and multifunction devices.
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