Unable to find EPEAT-related information for my Intel product.
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Intel manufactures a wide range of products, from microprocessors, through embedded controllers, up to complete systems. Intel believes that developing energy-efficient products and reducing our environmental footprint is key to a sustainable future. Intel both supports and participates in the development of the Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool (EPEAT) standards and strives to meet the EPEAT needs of our customers and partners.
EPEAT conformance information is provided to customers in the format of a Dear Customer Letter (DCL). Intel provides this information for the purpose of aiding customers in their assessment of their EPEAT certification level. The letters are split up based on EPEAT standard/product category and the Intel part family. For example, one DCL may be on IEEE 1680.1 for CPUs and another may be on NSF 426 for SSDs.
To find the EPEAT DCL documentation for your Intel product follow the steps below:
Refer to Intel Dear Customer Letters for information relating to Intel products conformance to relevant sections of the EPEAT standards:
In addition to the Dear Customer Letters, information relating to EPEAT criteria can be found in the following locations: