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New EISA 2007 Test Procedures for Battery Chargers and External Power Supplies

The U.S. Department of Energy is planning to amend its EISA 2007 test procedures for battery charging systems and external power supplies. Learn more about the details and how to submit stakeholder feedback.

U.S. Department of Energy Clarifies EPS Testing Requirements

The DoE Clarifies EPS Testing Requirements: The U.S. Department of Energy (DoE) recently published a document further clarifying testing requirements for external power supplies. These specs are required for compliance with EISA 2007 standards.

ENERGY STAR Revises Battery Charging Systems Spec

Mr. Green discusses ENERGY STAR’s plans to revise its five year-old battery charging systems spec. Changes under consideration include expanding the types of products the spec covers and harmonizing the spec with those of other standards agencies.

ENERGY STAR Addresses Logo Abuse

Mr. Green discusses recent incidents of manufacturer abuse of the ENERGY STAR label and what the Department of Energy is doing to address the problem.

Another Label is Coming Our Way

FTC Unveils Energy Use Label for Televisions: The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently proposed it’s plan to require energy use labels on television sets. The new labels will show a product’s yearly energy costs and how it compares to similar models.

ENERGY STAR Incorporates Lighting Facts Label Into New LED Spec

Last fall, I wrote about final changes ENERGY STAR was making to its requirements for integral LED light bulbs (see: ENERGY STAR Continues Integral LED Light Bulb Spec Quest). The final version of the new requirements came out last month and, after taking another look at the new spec, I noticed something interesting. On page [...]