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The Energy Star program certifies the most energy-efficient appliances and buildings with the Energy Star label.
The program has saved an estimated $500 billion over the past 33 years guided by its familiar blue label.
CNN and The Washington Post first reported the plan to eliminate the program.
Some close observers are struggling to understand the Trump administration's motivation for eliminating it.
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