What does "ENERGY STAR compliant" on electronics actually mean?

Just wanted to know the difference between energy star vs non-energy star.

Answer:
That depends on the appliance. For example:

"ENERGY STAR qualified refrigerator models use at least 15% less energy than required by current federal standards Exit ENERGY STAR and 40% less energy than the conventional models sold in 2001."

"ENERGY STAR qualified TVs use about 30% less energy than standard units."

As for a typical savings:

"The typical household spends $1,900 a year on energy bills. With ENERGY STAR, you can save up to 30% or more than $600 per year."
Energy star means that the appliance meets a certain standard of energy efficiency. Energy star appliances generally consume about 40% less power than non-energy star.
It means that it uses energy more efficiently than older appliances.

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