EnergyGuide tags or labels are designed to give you a quick and easy way to determine how efficient an appliance or product is. Learning more about energy guides, and understanding the difference ...

Economics professor Lucas Davis says the labels are wrong. Davis has spent the last two years studying these federally mandated energy-guide labels and he says don't count on them to be accurate.

While DOE has indicated that they may ultimately opt to move forward with one or more of these suggestions, the only form of enforcement being put into motion at this time is an alteration to the ...

Stankus said buyers should also look at the yellow Energy Guide label to see how much electricity an appliance uses and how much it would cost to operate in a year. Bill Revenaugh, a father-of-two ...

"The labels are wrong," economics professor Lucas Davis said. Davis has spent the last two years studying the federally-mandated energy guide labels and says don't count on them to be accurate.

Looking to buy an energy-efficient washing machine? These familiar yellow-and-black labels can help you make a good choice. Federal law requires retailers to provide EnergyGuide information for ...