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United States

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

Washington, DC 20460

Office of Atmospheric Programs

Application for Recognition of Certification Bodies
by EPA under the ENERGY STAR® Program
This form is an application for recognition of Certification Bodies (CBs) by the U.S. EPA under the ENERGY
STAR program. To serve as an EPA-recognized CB for the ENERGY STAR program, please fill out and submit
this form to EPA by following the instructions below. Upon confirmation of EPA recognition, you may begin to
operate as an EPA-recognized CB for the ENERGY STAR program.

Instructions:
1. Read and understand the “Conditions and Criteria for Recognition of Certification Bodies for the ENERGY
STAR Program,” the full text of which is included under Section VI.
2. Complete the form. All fields are required unless stated otherwise.
3. Sign the form by either:
a. Inserting your digital signature; or
b. Printing out the form, signing it by hand, and scanning it into PDF format.
4. Email the completed form with the required attachment to: [email protected].

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Responses to this collection of information are voluntary (Section103(g) of the Clean Air Act). An agency may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is
not required to respond to, a collection of information unless it displays a currently valid OMB control number. The public reporting and recordkeeping
burden for this collection of information is estimated to be 10.7 hours per response. Send comments on the Agency’s need for this information, the
accuracy of the provided burden estimates and any suggested methods for minimizing respondent burden to the Regulatory Support Division Director,
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (2821T), 1200 Pennsylvania Ave., NW, Washington, D.C. 20460. Include the OMB control number in any
correspondence. Do not send the completed form to this address.

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Certification Body Information
Organization Name:
Organization URL:
Address 1 (e.g., street address):
Address 2 (e.g., suite #):
City:
State:
Zip/Postal Code:
Country:
Primary contact first name:

Primary contact last (family) name:

Job title of primary contact:

Email:

Phone:

If mailing address of primary contact is different from the organization

address, please provide it here:

Address 1 (e.g., street address):

Address 2 (e.g., suite #):

City:

State:

Zip/Postal Code:

Country:

The following secondary contact information section is optional.
Secondary contact first name:

Secondary contact last (family) name:

Job title of secondary contact:

Email:

Phone:

If mailing address of secondary contact is different from the organization
address, please provide it here:

Address 1 (e.g., street address):

Address 2 (e.g., suite #):

City:

State:

Zip/Postal Code:

Country:

II.

General Requirements: Consistent with “Conditions and Criteria for Recognition of Certification Bodies for the
ENERGY STAR Program,” an EPA-recognized, accredited CB must maintain accreditation to ISO/IEC, “General
requirements for bodies operating product certification systems,” by a signatory to the International Accreditation
Forum (IAF) Multilateral Recognition Agreement (MLA) that covers accreditation of product certification bodies
and operates in accordance with ISO/IEC 17011.
a. Name of Accreditation Body:
b. Accreditation effective date:
c.

Accreditation expiration date (if applicable):

d.

A digital copy of the CB’s accreditation certificate and scope of accreditation is included with this
application (check box to confirm).

e. Additional remarks (optional):

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Scope of Accreditation: Below, please select each ENERGY STAR product category for which the CB named
herein is accredited to operate its product certification system. Since EPA-recognition is per product category,
EPA will recognize this CB only for products listed on its Scope of Accreditation. If in the future you wish to certify
products not checked below, please resubmit this form with the additional products checked and your updated
Scope of Accreditation. Products listed in italics are currently undergoing specification development; they are
included here to provide interested CBs with notice of forthcoming ENERGY STAR product categories.

ENERGY STAR Product Categories
Appliances
Clothes Dryers

Dishwashers

Clothes Washers

Refrigerators and/or Freezers

Commercial Clothes Washers

Heating and Cooling
Boilers

Geothermal Heat Pumps

Central Air Conditioners and Air-Source Heat Pumps

Light Commercial HVAC

Commercial Packaged Boilers

Room Air Cleaners and Purifiers

Commercial Water Heaters

Room Air Conditioners

Connected Thermostats

Residential Water Heaters – Solar

Dehumidifiers

Residential Water Heaters – Non-Solar

Furnaces

Electronics and Office Equipment
Audio/Video

Displays

Computers

Enterprise Servers

Data Center Storage

Imaging Equipment

Large Network Equipment

Telephony

Small Network Equipment

Televisions

Set-top Boxes & Cable Boxes

Uninterruptible Power Supplies

Lighting and Fans
Lamps

Residential Ceiling Fans

Luminaires (including subcomponents)

Residential Ventilating Fans

Decorative Light Strings

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Commercial Food Service
Commercial Coffee Brewers

Commercial Hot Food Holding Cabinets

Commercial Dishwashers

Commercial Ice Machines

Commercial Fryers

Commercial Combination Ovens

Commercial Griddles

Commercial Convection Ovens

Commercial Rack Ovens

Commercial Steam Cookers

Commercial Refrigerators and Freezers

Home Building Materials
Storm Windows

Other
Pool Pumps

Smart Home Energy Management Systems (SHEMS)

Lab-grade Refrigerators/Freezers

Vending Machines

Electrical Vehicle Supply Equipment

Water Coolers

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IV. Required Documentation: Attach to this application a manual or procedural guide that describes your certification
program, as well as any other documents necessary to demonstrate that your organization meets the “Conditions and
Criteria for Recognition of Certification Bodies for the ENERGY STAR Program” (the complete text of which is in Section
VI of this application). Complete the table below by citing in the “Applicant’s Reference Document(s)” column the attached
document that fulfills the ENERGY STAR requirement noted at left. To facilitate application review, please record the
exact file name that is used in the attachment, and highlight the applicable text within the document or note in the table its
exact location.

ENERGY STAR
Requirements for
Certification Bodies

Applicant’s Reference
Document(s)

Internal
Use Only
Remarks

(example: File123.pdf, relevant info in
Section 6, page 9)

Conforms
(Yes/No)

2 a): Description of the CB’s data
review cycle time.

Yes

2 b) ii: Description of procedure to
verify partner claims as to which
models are part of a family and
which model may be a
representative model from a family
(please indicate N/A if you certify
no applicable product categories).

Yes

3 a) i: Description of the
verification testing program.

Yes

3 a) i (2): Description of the
procedure for determining the
number of models subject to
verification testing.

Yes

3 a) i (3): Description of the
procedure for selecting products
for verification testing.

Yes

3 a) i (4): Description of the
procurement procedure for
products selected for verification
testing.

Yes

3 b) i: Description of procedure for
re-evaluating products in event of
design changes.

Yes

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Applicant’s Reference
Document(s)

Internal
Use Only
Remarks

(example: File123.pdf, relevant info in
Section 6, page 9)

Conforms
(Yes/No)

3 c): Description of challenge
testing procedure.

Yes

3 d): Description of procedure for
resolving discrepancies that result
from re-testing.

Yes

Appendix A: Requirements
for CBs Operating a
Witnessed or Supervised
Manufacturer’s Testing Lab
(W/SMTL) Program
(please note “NA” if you do not
operate such a program)
1 a): Description of initial and ongoing auditing process of
WMTLs/SMTLs to ensure
compliance with ISO/IEC 17025.

Yes

1 e): Description of proficiency
testing procedure.

Yes

2): Description of WMTL program.

Yes

3): Description of SMTL program.

Yes

3 a) and 3 b): Description of
process for establishing
confidence in an SMTL.

Yes

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V. Declaration:
By checking this box, I declare that I have read and agree to the terms of “Conditions and Criteria for
Recognition of Certification Bodies for the ENERGY STAR Program,” and the information submitted via this form
is, to the best of my knowledge, accurate and associated with the Certification Body named herein. I understand
that the ENERGY STAR program will associate all information in this form with this Certification Body. I
understand that if any of the submitted information is found to be inaccurate, the Certification Body will be
removed from the list of EPA-recognized Certification Bodies. I understand that intentionally submitting false
information to the U.S. government is a criminal violation of the False Statements Act, Title 18 U.S.C. section
1001.
Failure to operate a certification program according to these Conditions and Criteria will be grounds for loss of
EPA recognition. Should EPA decide to cease recognition of a CB, EPA will inform both the CB and its
accreditation body of the decision and provide specifics of the errors or issues that EPA identified.
CBs that lose recognition may re-apply after six months. This time frame allows the CB to develop procedures
that remedy the deficiencies identified by EPA and be re-assessed by its accreditation body. In the interest of
conserving government resources and barring special circumstances, additional applications are limited to two,
each a minimum of six months apart.
I further declare that the Certification Body named herein will not use any ENERGY STAR mark for any purpose
at any time.
You are required to provide your signature by either:
a. Inserting your digital signature in the box below, or,
b. Printing out the form, signing the signature box below by hand, and scanning the form into PDF format.
Responsible Corporate Official/Signatory:
Printed Name:
Job Title:

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VI. Conditions and Criteria for Recognition of Certification Bodies for the ENERGY STAR®
Program
In order to be recognized as a Certification Body (CB) for the ENERGY STAR Program, a CB shall agree in writing to the
following requirements:
1) General Requirements and Responsibilities
a) Maintain accreditation to ISO/IEC 17065, “Conformity Assessment: Requirements for bodies certifying products,
processes, and services,” by a signatory to the International Accreditation Forum (IAF) Multilateral Recognition
Agreement (MLA) that covers accreditation of product certification bodies and operates in accordance with
ISO/IEC 17011.
b) Noteworthy elements of ISO/IEC 17065 include requirements that the CB shall:
i) Operate in a non-discriminatory manner so as not to impede or inhibit access by applicants.
ii) Make its services accessible to all applicants whose activities fall within its declared field of operation,
independent of the size or membership status of the applicant.
iii) Ensure that the relationship between it and each organization providing test data does not compromise the
CB’s independence.
iv) Be responsible for decisions relating to its granting, maintaining, suspending, and withdrawing of certification,
and make these decisions impartially.
v) Decide whether or not to certify a product on the basis of the information gathered during the evaluation
process.
vi) Have a legally enforceable agreement for the provision of certification activities to its clients. Contract and
agreements for certification shall take into account the responsibilities of the parties.
vii) Provide, regularly update, and make available upon request by EPA a directory of the products it has certified,
and their suppliers.
c) Demonstrate to EPA’s satisfaction adequate availability of personnel to the Agency and the ability to provide
requested information in a timely manner.
d) Apply the same conditions to the review of test reports from all EPA-recognized laboratories from which the CB
has agreed to accept data, regardless of the ownership of the laboratory.
e) Make available in written format to current or prospective clients all relevant aspects of the CB’s certification
program, and submit this information to EPA upon request. At a minimum, these shall include:
i) A copy of the form or template which serves as the legally enforceable agreement for the provision of
certification activities to the CB’s client; and,
ii) A description of the certification program.
f) Make available in written format to EPA a description of the management of competencies of personnel involved
in the certification process.
g) Maintain test reports for certified products for at least the longer of five years or the duration of certification, and
permit EPA to examine any information used in making certification decisions, including test data.
h) Participate in meetings with EPA as EPA deems necessary to discuss changes to ENERGY STAR product
specifications or third-party certification requirements relevant to certified products. EPA and the CB will jointly
determine whether the meeting should take place remotely (for example, by telephone) or in-person.
i) Forward any questions related to ENERGY STAR product specifications, including test methods and eligibility
criteria, to EPA for resolution, and abide by the decisions of EPA relative to the resolution of those questions.
j) Allow EPA, at its discretion, to audit product certification and verification activities.
k) Notify EPA and any ENERGY STAR partner whose product(s) the CB has certified, of any suspension or
withdrawal of the CB’s accreditation or recognition.
l) Not use its own mark to indicate that a product is ENERGY STAR qualified.
m) Comply with EPA written policies, including FAQs, directives, and other written instructions.
2) ENERGY STAR Qualification
a) Provide EPA with a description of the CB’s data review cycle time in order to allow the estimation of its potential
impact on ENERGY STAR partners’ product introduction cycles.
b) Abide by the Standard Operating Procedure for Certification of Products to ENERGY STAR Specifications.
Noteworthy elements of the SOP include:
i) Determine qualification by assessing whether the product meets the performance parameters described in the
relevant ENERGY STAR product specification. This assessment shall comprise a review of the test report of
each model intended for ENERGY STAR qualification.
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ii)

In the case of ENERGY STAR product specifications that permit the qualification of a group of models based
on the test report of a representative model, the CB shall have a procedure to verify ENERGY STAR partner
claims as to:
(1) Which models are part of a single family; and,
(2) Which model may be considered a representative model of that family. 1
iii) Confirm that all data in the test report originated from a laboratory EPA has recognized for the relevant
ENERGY STAR specification. EPA-recognized laboratories include the following:
(1) All laboratories EPA has formally recognized as currently meeting the “Conditions and Criteria for
Recognition of Laboratories for the ENERGY STAR Program.” The terms of this document include
accreditation to ISO/IEC 17025 by an EPA-recognized Accreditation Body. EPA maintains an online list of
these laboratories. Therefore, confirming data have originated with such a laboratory shall consist of
confirming the presence of the laboratory on this list.
(2) All laboratories participating in the CB’s witnessed or supervised manufacturers’ testing laboratory
(WMTL/SMTL) program per the requirements described in Appendix A. The terms of this include
assessment to ISO/IEC 17025 by an EPA-recognized CB. Ensuring data have originated with such a
laboratory shall consist of the CB confirming the presence of the laboratory on its internal list of
WMTLs/SMTLs.
c) Report accurate and complete product data on certified products to EPA using XML-based web services. CBs
should refer to product-specific XML schema to ensure they are collecting all necessary data fields. Also, CBs
must be able to successfully complete a test submission using the relevant XML service for any new product
category before they may expand their EPA recognition to that category.
3) ENERGY STAR Verification
a) Verification Testing
i) Operate an ENERGY STAR partner-funded verification testing procedure that fulfills the verification testing
requirements enumerated as follows:
(1) Ensure products meet all product performance parameters as described in the relevant ENERGY STAR
product specification.
(2) Number of products:
(a) On a twelve-month cycle, test an EPA-determined representative percentage of all ENERGY STAR
qualified models, per product specification,2 that the CB has certified or registered. The CB shall
document its testing cycle schedule within its quality system documentation.
(b) When determining the number of models subject to verification testing, the CB shall consider product
families as defined in the relevant product specification.
(c) EPA may advise the CB to modify the number of models tested in subsequent years. The minimum
number of products tested may differ by product specification.
(3) Products shall be selected by the CB according to the following general guidelines:
(a) When the CB is ready to select models for a round of verification testing, it shall contact EPA for
Agency selections and include these selections in that round of testing;
(b) EPA and the CB shall select models in consideration of the following:
(i) Whether an ENERGY STAR partner has experienced a previous verification testing failure, and
has other models qualified to that product specification;
(ii) Referrals from third parties such as consumers, consumer groups or regulatory agencies
regarding the accuracy of ratings; and,
(c) Models with high sales volumes if this data is available. The remaining models to be tested shall be
randomly selected; although, the more recently a model has undergone verification or challenge
testing, the less likely it should be selected in this random selection process.
(4) Procurement of unit(s) for testing:
(a) The CB shall procure or obtain the unit(s) for testing, prioritizing the source of those units in the
following order (from most to least favored)
(i) Off-the-shelf (i.e., from the open market);
(ii) Warehouse (i.e., from a storage depot); or
(iii) Off-the-line (i.e., from the manufacturing facility).

The CB shall verify all such claims against EPA’s definition of what constitutes a family and a representative model. These definitions

are included in the relevant ENERGY STAR product specifications.

2 Refer to “Verification Testing by Product Category” document as listed on the Verification Testing Responsibilities webpage.

1

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NOTE: Consistent with Directive #2011-06, off-the-line testing is only appropriate where procuring
products from the shelf or from a warehouse is not feasible. Examples include where the selected
product is prohibitively expensive to purchase and/or transport, is made-to-order, or is otherwise
unavailable through normal retail channels.
(b) The CB shall be responsible for obtaining the unit for testing, and shall not allow the ENERGY STAR
partner to choose the testing sample.
(c) Partners whose products are selected for verification testing are required to:
(i) In the case of off-the-shelf procurement, provide a list of at least three locations where a unit(s) of
the product(s) to be tested may be obtained; or
(ii) In the case of warehouse or off-the-line procurement, provide access to the CB to select a unit(s)
of the product(s) for testing.
(iii) Comply with verification testing requests in a timely manner.
(d) The CB shall report to EPA any partners that do not comply with verification testing requirements.
(5) Location of verification testing:
(a) Verification testing shall be performed at an EPA-recognized, third-party laboratory; or,
(b) If the unit is obtained off-the-line from the manufacturing facility, the verification testing may be
performed at an EPA-recognized, first-party3 laboratory provided that qualified CB personnel witness
the test.
b) Re-evaluation in the Event of Significant Changes
i) Have procedures to re-evaluate product performance in the event of changes that could affect the ENERGY
STAR qualification status of a product the CB has certified.4 Consistent with this, the CB shall:
(1) Require the ENERGY STAR partner responsible for a product the CB has certified to inform the CB about
any changes to that product that could result in it no longer meeting the requirements of the relevant
ENERGY STAR product specification.
(2) Require, and evaluate the results of, retesting of the product’s relevant performance.
c) Challenge Testing
i) Have in place a challenge testing procedure, and contractual provisions for challenge testing, that includes a
process for establishing if a challenge has merit.
ii) The CB shall not oblige the challenger to convey the details of the challenge to the challengee.
iii) Upon the failure of a product to meet the performance requirements of the relevant ENERGY STAR product
specification, the CB shall notify the ENERGY STAR partner and EPA within two business days.
d) Changes in Product Performance:
i) Have in place a procedure to resolve discrepancies between data resulting from product re-testing, that is,
verification testing, re-evaluation in the event of significant changes, or challenge testing, and the data
previously certified by the CB.
ii) Report to EPA any changes in product performance, including new test data.
(1) If the changes do not impact the ability of the product to qualify for ENERGY STAR, the CB shall report
the relevant data to EPA on the same schedule as information on newly certified products.
(2) If initial test results indicate the product does not meet the performance requirements of the relevant
ENERGY STAR product specification, the CB shall notify EPA within two business days, and report to
EPA the test results that are relevant to ENERGY STAR qualification. 5 If EPA considers the test results
final, the CB shall, in addition to the preceding steps, decertify the product for ENERGY STAR, likewise
within two business days.
(3) A CB may notify a manufacturer of a model’s verification or challenge testing failure only upon or after
notifying EPA of the failure.

3

For the purpose of the ENERGY STAR program, EPA defines a first-party laboratory as a laboratory that is owned and/or operated by

the manufacturer or private labeler of the product being tested.

4 A laboratory’s change in accreditation or WMTL/SMTL status would be considered relevant to the qualification status of products the

laboratory tested only during the effective period of the factor(s) that led to the change in the laboratory’s status.

5 When the CB reports this data to EPA, it shall follow the rounding and qualification rules enumerated in the applicable ENERGY
STAR specification.

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Appendix A: Requirements for the operation of a Witnessed Manufacturers’ Testing Laboratory (WMTL) or
Supervised Manufacturers’ Testing Laboratory (SMTL) program

A CB, per ISO/IEC 17065, may operate a testing program to accept test data from a manufacturer’s first-party laboratory
that participates in a WMTL or a SMTL program only if the CB adheres to the requirements enumerated below. Note, the
CB shall not enroll as a WMTL any laboratory EPA has formally recognized as currently meeting the “Conditions and
Criteria for Recognition of Laboratories for the ENERGY STAR Program,” since this recognition obviates the need to
establish confidence in the laboratory via the level of witnessing inherent to a WMTL program. Instead, the CB shall enroll
such a laboratory as an SMTL, and the procedure the CB follows to do so shall entail fewer steps than in the case of nonaccredited laboratories.
To operate a testing program to accept test data from a manufacturer’s first-party laboratory that participates in a WMTL
or a SMTL program, the CB shall:
1) General Requirements:
a) Ensure through an on-site initial assessment and periodic auditing that the WMTL or SMTL is able to demonstrate
its facilities are in compliance with all relevant requirements of ISO/IEC 17025 and the applicable test method(s),
and that the laboratory personnel conducting the testing have the necessary competence and expertise.
Consistent with this, the CB shall have and follow written procedures for evaluating laboratory facilities;
environmental controls; personnel and training; testing and calibration equipment types and accuracy; calibration
procedures; written test procedures, set-up, measurement technique(s) and documentation systems; quality
assurance programs; and other elements as required in the relevant ENERGY STAR product specification;
b) Document and maintain reports of its assessments and periodic auditing of the WMTLs/SMTLs in the programs it
operates;
c) Have and follow procedures to monitor the impartiality of WMTLs/SMTLs on an ongoing basis. Document review,
consistent with the requirements of ISO/IEC 17025, shall include but may not be limited to the following:
i) Organization chart showing that the responsibilities, authorities, and inter-relationships of all personnel who
manage, perform or verify laboratory results are free from influence that may adversely affect the quality of
their work;
ii) Dates of internal audits, audit findings, and any corrective actions taken;
iii) Any customer complaints and corrective action taken;
iv) Original testing records containing sufficient information for repeatability, including the names of staff who
participated;
v) Evidence that mechanisms for reporting and responding to attempts to exert undue influence on test results
are in place; and,
vi) Other measures as appropriate to ensure the impartial conduct of laboratory staff.
d) Maintain records that demonstrate the test data originating with the WMTL/SMTL are unbiased.
e) Operate proficiency testing when EPA/DOE deems it necessary to ensure consistent results between the
WMTL/SMTL and an EPA-recognized third-party laboratory.
f) Provide EPA with a list of each WMTL/SMTL enrolled in its program to test products for ENERGY STAR, and
updates to this list on an ongoing basis.
g) Assume full responsibility for the validity of the test results.
2) Requirements specific to the operation of a WMTL program:
a) Supervise and check all critical aspects of the tests;
b) Witness the final data acquisition;
c) Ensure that the CB personnel who witness the test(s) have the necessary competence and expertise to carry out
tests to the relevant ENERGY STAR product specification; and,
d) Ensure that all tests are carried out by personnel of the WMTL in accordance with the applicable requirements.
3) Requirements specific to the operation of an SMTL program:
a) Witness testing and all other elements that contribute to the establishment of confidence in the SMTL’s quality
processes;
b) As the CB gains experience with and confidence in the SMTL, supervision may gradually shift away from
witnessing tests;
c) At least once per year, audit the SMTL’s procedures on-site against the requirements of ISO/IEC 17025 and the
applicable test method(s). During visits, the CB shall:
i) Supervise product testing; and,
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ii) Review relevant test reports in progress; and,
d) Maintain records of:
i) The dates and elements of performed supervision, including what tests were observed; and,
ii) Observations made and advice provided to the SMTL during visits.
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