Providing energy-efficient choices for Canadians
If you manufacture energy-using products in Canada, trade these products between provinces and territories, or import them into Canada, you need to know whether your product is:
- required to meet minimum energy performance standards under Canada’s Energy Efficiency Regulations;
- required to have an EnerGuide label;
- eligible for ENERGY STAR® certification as a high efficiency model.
You will also need to know about:
- testing protocols for products; and
- reporting requirements to Natural Resources Canada and/or Canada Border Services Agency.
Find out more about Canada’s Energy Efficiency Regulations
- What’s new in the Regulations
- Announcements detailing official changes to the Regulations
- The Guide to Canada’s Energy Efficiency Regulations
- Importer’s Corner for dealers bringing products into Canada
Find out more about EnerGuide labelling
- EnerGuide labelling instructions and labelling scales for appliances and room air conditioners
- EnerGuide Rating and voluntary labelling for heating, ventilating and air conditioning equipment
Find out more about ENERGY STAR Canada
- An overview - About ENERGY STAR Canada
- List of the 2019 ENERGY STAR award winners
- Join ENERGY STAR Canada
Information on ENERGY STAR for Products
- ENERGY STAR for Products–Participant News: Read the latest edition of our quarterly newsletter.
- List of ENERGY STAR Participants
- List of ENERGY STAR certified products
- Technical specifications for ENERGY STAR product certification
- ENERGY STAR for products participant resources
- ENERGY STAR participants’ Extranet site (password-protected).
- Fenestration participants’ NRCan File exchange site (password-protected).
The ENERGY STAR name and symbol are trademarks registered in Canada by the United States Environmental Protection Agency and are administered and promoted by Natural Resources Canada.