EnerGuide

EnerGuide is the official mark of the <a href="/facts/Government_of_Canada/EpXkkVFc">Government of Canada</a> for its energy performance rating and labeling program for key consumer items—houses, light-duty vehicles, and certain energy-using products.
The EnerGuide efficiency percent is calculated by dividing the power output by power input. EnerGuide labelling exists for appliances, heating and cooling equipment, houses and vehicles.
EnerGuide includes a house energy evaluation, including tests to find air leakage and the <a href="/facts/Energy_conservation/Sk7d6Dg2">energy efficiency</a> of its heating. It was designed to help Canadians reduce their <a href="/facts/Greenhouse_gas_emissions/Cu9nXPHE">greenhouse gas emissions</a> and to save energy. To accomplish the same goals for new home construction the EnerGuide for New Houses program was initiated in 2006.
The new Saskatchewan EnerGuide for Houses program is active from April 1, 2011 to October 31, 2013.

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