ENERGY STAR Certified Product Finder

Pulls certified-product records — brand, model, efficiency metrics, capacity/spec fields, and certification date — from EPA's official ENERGY STAR open data. Covers any of the 56 ENERGY STAR product categories (clothes washers, refrigerators, dishwashers, boilers, and more), pulled directly from EPA's public API and open-data portal — no browser rendering, no HTML scraping.

Use cases

• Rebate/procurement teams — pull the current list of ENERGY STAR-certified models in a category to check rebate eligibility or build a compliant procurement shortlist.
• Appliance market research — analyze efficiency metrics (kWh/year, water use, IMEF/IWF) and brand distribution across a certified product category.
• ESG / green-building reporting — cross-reference model numbers against ENERGY STAR certification status for sustainability disclosures.

Input

Field	Type	Default	Description
productCategories	array of strings	3 categories (see below)	ENERGY STAR productUniqueName codes to scrape
maxItems	integer	100	Max records per category
pageSize	integer	100	Records requested per API page (up to 1000)
delaySeconds	number	1.0	Polite delay before each fetch
concurrency	integer	3	How many pages to fetch at once

Default productCategories: certified-clothes-washers, certified-residential-refrigerators, certified-residential-dishwashers. Any of the 56 official category codes works — see EPA's Product Finder for the full list of product types and their unique names.

Output fields

Field	Type	Description
productCategory	string	Category code, e.g. certified-clothes-washers
productCategoryName	string	Human-readable category name
pdId	string	EPA's internal product record ID
brand	string	Brand name
modelNumber	string	Model number
certificationDate	string	Date the model was ENERGY STAR qualified
attributes	object	All remaining category-specific fields — efficiency metrics, capacity/spec fields, certification/status details. These vary by product type (a washer and a boiler have different spec fields), so they're passed through as-is rather than forced into one fixed schema.
datasetSourceUrl	string	The exact EPA open-data API URL this record came from
lastSeenTimestamp	date	When this Actor fetched the record

Example output

{
  "productCategory": "certified-clothes-washers",
  "productCategoryName": "Clothes Washers",
  "pdId": "2545602",
  "brand": "AEG",
  "modelNumber": "W14120",
  "certificationDate": "2023-07-04T00:00:00.000",
  "attributes": {
    "load_configuration": "Front Load",
    "volume_cubic_feet": "2.20",
    "integrated_modified_energy_factor_imef": "2.07",
    "annual_energy_use_kwh_year": "110",
    "integrated_water_factor_iwf": "4.2",
    "annual_water_use_gallons_year": "2713",
    "meets_most_efficient_criteria": "No"
  },
  "datasetSourceUrl": "https://data.energystar.gov/resource/bghd-e2wd.json",
  "lastSeenTimestamp": "2026-08-11T08:17:26.425218+00:00"
}

Pricing

$1.50 per 1,000 results.

Results	Cost
100	$0.15
500	$0.75
1,000	$1.50
5,000	$7.50

Notes

• Data source is EPA's official, public ENERGY STAR open-data API (data.energystar.gov/resource/*.json) — the same export EPA links to from the Product Finder itself. No login, no PII, no ToS restriction found for this data.
• maxItems applies per category, not globally — requesting 3 categories at maxItems: 100 returns up to 300 records total.