'Most Efficient' label sets high bar for Energy Star products

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New Energy Star label designed to highlight best performing TVs and appliances

The Energy Star program is in some ways a victim of its own success: as one of the most widely recognised certifications in the market, it has had success that most eco-labels can only dream of; but as...

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