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ENRGY STAR webpage discussing the basics of certified ceiling fans.
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Website that describes two ceiling fan types and their respective ENERGY STAR eligible product types.
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ENERGY STAR's Expert Home Improvements webpage.
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Checklist for proper HVAC system installation to meet ENERGY STAR requirements.
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Webpage for finding all the information you need to start shopping for ENERGY STAR certified products, including product details, rebates, and retailers near you.
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Website for finding rebates and special offers near you on ENERGY STAR certified products. Products that earn the ENERGY STAR label meet strict energy-efficiency specifications set by the U.S. EPA helping you save energy and money while protecting the environment.
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Website detailing the state by state requirements for new home ENERGY STAR compliant construction.
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ENERGY STAR overview on certified ventilation fans.
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ENERGY STAR website to find the best windows by selecting your state and county (or zip code in California) to find your climate zone and learn more about picking the best product for your area.