Eleven Samsung Cooking Products Receive ENERGY STAR^® Certifications

With the company’s most diverse portfolio of ENERGY STAR^® products to date, Samsung is announcing that 11 induction cooking products – one induction cooktop and 10 induction ranges – have been certified to the brand new ENERGY STAR specification for residential electric cooking products, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

As part of Samsung’s sustained commitment to energy efficiency innovation, the company is excited to launch new energy-efficient products this spring. This includes Samsung’s innovative, energy-efficient induction range, the Bespoke AI Slide-In Induction Range. Through its products, Samsung remains focused on being a sustainable partner and helping consumers reduce their energy consumption. Samsung is also introducing home energy monitoring and management settings into the company’s SmartThings app through SmartThings Energy, which is compatible with over 300 brands and thousands of products.

“Cooking products represent the next frontier for residential energy efficiency, with induction technology offering an exciting new way for American households to be part of the clean energy future,” said U.S Environmental Protection Agency ENERGY STAR Products Director Ann Bailey. “If all residential electric cooking tops sold in the United States were ENERGY STAR certified, energy cost savings would grow to $160 million each year, and almost 1.75 billion pounds of greenhouse gas emissions would be prevented.”

Samsung’s efforts to improve energy efficiency in its products build on the company’s history of innovation in sustainable technology. Samsung currently offers 549 base models certified to U.S. EPA ENERGY STAR specifications. As of December 2023, 72% of Samsung’s appliances are ENERGY STAR certified in categories for which there is a specification. In 2021, Samsung’s Smart Induction Cooktop was also the first cooktop in the industry to be recognized with the EPA Emerging Technology Award for its ability to reduce energy use and lower emissions as one cooks – all while maintaining outstanding performance. Notably, Samsung has more models that have been awarded the ENERGY STAR Emerging Technology Award than any other company.

Samsung’s award-winning energy-efficient portfolio exemplifies the company’s commitment to developing eco-conscious products that can help families conserve energy, cut costs, and build a more sustainable future. As part of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), customers will be able to access home appliance rebates for discounts on ENERGY STAR heat pump dryers and cooking appliances, including ranges and cooktops, for states that choose to include these categories. Once states apply for and receive funding to implement these programs, customers can save up to $840 on new appliances depending on the amount of the rebate set by the state and the customer’s income level, which must be less than 150% of area median income – as defined by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development – to qualify. Samsung is committed to advancing these voluntary solutions for the benefit of our consumers and reinforcing consumer choice.

“At Samsung, we know that a greener future starts at home. Samsung supports the goals of the IRA home rebates to accelerate access to energy-efficient appliances for households of all income levels and to help reduce emissions in the residential sector,” said Mark Newton, Head of Corporate Sustainability for Samsung Electronics America. “Samsung is committed to empowering consumer choice, and we’re proud of the role our company plays in helping families reduce their energy footprint, save money, and make a meaningful impact on the future of their communities.”

“Samsung’s longstanding leadership on energy efficiency continues with innovative products that deliver lower operating costs for consumers and can result in lower emissions and less pressure on the electric grid. NASEO is pleased to have Samsung as an Affiliate Partner helping to support the work of the State Energy Offices in attaining state energy efficiency and energy affordability goals,” said David Terry, President of the National Association of State Energy Officials (NASEO).

For over 30 years, Samsung has raised the bar on energy efficiency innovation. Samsung remains committed to designing and delivering environmentally responsible products that meet the highest standards at an accessible price point, all while providing the features and performance that customers have come to expect.

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