Energy star 4.0 Logo

A bright cyan-blue square divided into two horizontal sections. The upper larger section shows a white partial circular arc at the top edge and a white handwritten-style script word “energy” that flows into a five-point star outline on the...

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Blue ENERGY STAR logo: white handwritten 'energy' flowing into an outline star above a blue bar reading 'ENERGY STAR'.
Energy star 4.0 logo

About Energy star 4.0

A bright cyan-blue square divided into two horizontal sections. The upper larger section shows a white partial circular arc at the top edge and a white handwritten-style script word “energy” that flows into a five-point star outline on the right. The star and script are drawn with a single continuous stroke look.

The lower narrow band contains a matching blue rectangle with a thin black separating rule above it and the uppercase sans-serif wordmark “ENERGY STAR” in white centered inside the band. Overall the mark is flat, high-contrast and designed for immediate recognition on products and labels.

What's in it: star

Shapes: partial circle (arc) five-point star outline script wordmark rectangular band / wordmark bar uppercase sans-serif wordmark

Style: flat minimalist script wordmark sans-serif wordmark outline

Text in logo: energy / ENERGY STAR

A star combined with the word “energy” visually communicates quality, approval, and energy efficiency; the blue/white palette evokes clean, trustworthy certification.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

ENERGY STAR blue
#00AEEF · primary
White
#FFFFFF · secondary
Black
#000000 · accent

Energy star 4.0 Logo History

ENERGY STAR is a U.S. energy-efficiency labeling program run jointly by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Department of Energy (DOE), established in 1992 to identify energy-efficient products and buildings. The logo is used on qualified products and promotional materials to indicate ENERGY STAR certification.

Frequently asked

What does this logo indicate?

It marks products, buildings or devices that meet ENERGY STAR energy-efficiency specifications.

Who runs ENERGY STAR?

ENERGY STAR is a joint program of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Department of Energy (DOE).

What do the main visual elements mean?

The star symbolizes quality/approval; the script word 'energy' and blue palette emphasize energy efficiency and trust.

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