The Home Depot offers an extensive selection of ENERGY STAR® qualified products, designed to save money and power.
ENERGY STAR® qualified appliances use significantly less power than conventional ones. They not only can help you save money on your utility bills but also help reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
ENERGY STAR® qualified heating and cooling units use significantly less power than conventional ones. These HVAC systems not only can help you save money on your utility bills but also help reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
ENERGY STAR® qualified light bulbs, including CFLs and LEDs, use significantly less power than conventional ones. They not only can help you save money on your utility bills but also help reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
ENERGY STAR® qualified windows not only can save you money, but also help improve your comfort, cut drafts and reduce fading of interior furnishings.
Sealing leaks with caulk, spray foam, or weather stripping and adding correctly installed insulation will have a great impact on improving your comfort and reducing utility bills.
ENERGY STAR® qualified tankless water heaters use significantly less power than conventional ones. They not only can help you save money on your utility bills but also help reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
The typical household spends more than $2,100 a year on energy bills. With ENERGY STAR®, you can save over one-third or more than $700 on your household energy bills.
In 2011 alone, Americans, with the help of ENERGY STAR®, prevented about 210 million metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions -– equivalent to the annual emissions from 41 million vehicles—and saved $23 billion on their utility bills.
Take the Home Efficiency Audit
I am often asked “What is Eco Options and why does The Home Depot have this program?” The Eco Options program identifies products that have less of an impact on the environment than comparable standard products. Our intentions are to make it easier for customers to identify which purchases will help them reduce their environmental impact.
If you've been looking for ways to make your home greener, more energy efficient and cut utility costs, it doesn’t seem like an easy task, especially if you have an older home. Why not simplify the process and buy ENERGY STAR®-rated products whenever you can.
Our audit is designed to help you find ways to reduce your energy bills, protect the environment and make your home a comfortable place to live. Take the Home Efficiency Audit to understand how, and how much, energy you are currently using.
The number of applicable ENERGY STAR® qualified products sold from 2006 to 2011 at The Home Depot stores in the United States.
The amount of electricity saved in kilowatt hours (kWh) in 2011 based on the number of applicable ENERGY STAR® qualified products sold. *This number assumes that the products sold are replacing non ENERGY STAR® qualified products
The amount of money saved in 2011 based on the amount of electricity saved from the number of applicable ENERGY STAR® qualified products sold.
The number of homes that the electricity saved could light for one year. *This number assumes that the average home consumes 1,430 kWh a year for lighting.
For any home improvement project or “green need,” look to The Home Depot. We pride ourselves on being sustainability minded, and offer many different Eco Options products. Your home provides plenty of opportunities to be more energy efficient. You can save money and help the environment by upgrading to ENERGY STAR® qualified products such as kitchen appliances and water heaters to high efficiency light bulbs, insulation and windows.