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Energy Star is a program developed by the United States Environmental Protection Agency to help individuals and businesses to save money and protect the environment through energy efficiency.

Energy Star certification is available for a wide range of products, including computers, monitors, printers, scanners, copiers, fax machines, TVs, DVD players, and audio equipment. In general, any product that consumes energy can potentially be Energy Star certified.

To receive Energy Star certification, a product must meet certain energy efficiency criteria established by the EPA. These criteria vary depending on the type of product, but in general they require that the product use less energy in standby mode and during operation than comparable non-certified products.

Using Energy Star certified products can help you save money on your energy bills, reduce your carbon footprint, and support environmental conservation efforts.

Yes. Hewlett Packard offers a wide range of Energy Star certified products, including laptops, desktops, printers, monitors, and more.

Yes. Energy Star certified products will typically display the Energy Star logo on the product or packaging.

No. While all Energy Star certified products meet certain energy efficiency standards, some may be more efficient than others. When shopping for Energy Star certified products, it's important to compare their energy consumption ratings to get the most efficient product for your needs.

Yes. In many cases, homeowners and businesses can receive rebates or other incentives for purchasing and installing Energy Star certified products. These incentives vary by state and local program, so it's important to research available options in your area.

In most cases, the answer is no. Energy Star certification is included in the cost of manufacturing, so there is typically no additional cost to the consumer.