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The Federal Trade
Commission said annual energy costs will be more prominently
displayed on its well-known yellow EnergyGuide labels affixed to common
household appliances.
The new EnergyGuide label.
TheFederal Trade Commissionsaid annual energy costs will
be more prominently displayed on its well-known yellow EnergyGuide labels
affixed to common household appliances. The new EnergyGuide labels will
display estimated operating costs in dollars per year to allow consumers to
compare the energy efficiency of different appliance models.