Andersen Corp. and its subsidiaries were recognized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Energy with the 2024 Energy Star Partner of the Year—Sustained Excellence Award. Andersen has been an Energy Star partner since the windows program began in 1998 and was the first window manufacturer awarded the Energy Star National Window Partner of the Year in 1999. This is Andersen’s 10th Sustained Excellence Award (eighth in a row) and the 15th time the company has been recognized by the Energy Star program.
Andersen's response
"As we continue to work toward a more sustainable future, we acknowledge the pivotal role windows and doors play in energy efficiency. With our recent product expansions to support triple pane glass, we're making it easier for homeowners to choose even more efficient products for their homes, and contribute to a healthier world," says Brandon Berg, senior vice president of research, development and innovation at Andersen.
About the award
The Sustained Excellence award is the highest honor bestowed by the ENERGY STAR program. Winners are part of a distinguished group that has made a long-term commitment to fighting climate change and protecting public health through energy efficiency.
Andersen is among the nation’s leading companies in driving value for the environment, the economy and American homeowners. The company has a longstanding history of producing products that help reduce energy use, including its existing portfolio of energy efficient products and recent commitment to expand triple pane glass options to all its product lines. Triple-pane glass significantly contributes to meeting the newest Energy Star version 7.0 performance standards by enhancing energy efficiency in buildings. With Andersen A-Series and E-Series products and Renewal by Andersen Acclaim windows, there are many window and door products available that will meet requirements for all climate zones. In 2024, Andersen also introduced triple-pane glass on 400 Series and 200 Series patio doors.
