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EPEAT Gold identifies that products meet the most demanding set of criteria for sustainability leadership in electronics. EPEAT Silver and Bronze tiers indicate that products meet a broad and robust set of criteria, also making them a more sustainable purchasing option.
The Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool (EPEAT) is a method for purchasers (governments, institutions, consumers, etc.) to evaluate the effect of a product on the environment. It assesses various lifecycle environmental aspects of a device and ranks products as Gold, Silver or Bronze based on a set of environmental performance ...
EPEAT® is the premier global ecolabel for electronics and technology products. As a Type 1 ecolabel managed by the Global Electronics Council, EPEAT is based on criteria that evolve as sustainability evolves – measuring the social and environmental impacts of products from extraction to end of life.
EPEAT uses manufacturer declaration and an independent verification system to govern the listing of products on the registry. Products listed on the active EPEAT registry are "EPEAT-registered" at one of three tiers Bronze, Silver or Gold depending on their declared environmental performance.
What Products Does EPEAT® Cover? What Products Does EPEAT® Not Cover Yet? How are the Standards EPEAT® Uses Created? How are products rated in EPEAT®? EPEAT. Why Buy EPEAT® Registered Products? What is More Sustainable About EPEAT® Registered Products?
EPEAT is a definitive global registry for green electronics and currently lists over 3,000 products from more than 40 registered manufacturers in 42 countries. We can test, verify and certify all electronic products covered by the registry:
electronic product environmental assessment tool (EPEAT), online evaluation and procurement tool that helps consumers select environmentally friendly electronic products. It sets environmental criteria for examining desktop computers , laptops, computer monitors, printers, workstations, thin clients , televisions , and other electronic devices ...
