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[[Image:Energiedepower1.jpg|thumb|2 EnerGuide Generators Running on [[Crow's Nest]].]]
[[Image:EnerLogo.jpg|left|thumb|The EnerGuide logo.]]
'''EnerGuide''' is a 26th Century Company creating Generators to produce power for facilities running on older power systems. The generators proved very useful for [[Marine]]s fighting the [[Covenant]] near [[Voi]], during the [[Second Battle of Earth]] in [[2552]]. They were widely used throughout [[UNSC]] facilities at the time due to electrical power failure in recent battles.<ref>[[Halo 3]], level [[Crow's Nest (Level)]]</ref>


==References==
[[File:EnerGuide_Logo.png|thumb|The EnerGuide logo.]]
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'''EnerGuide''' is a 26th century company creating generators to produce power for facilities running on older power systems. The company is likely [[Earth]]-based, since EnerGuide buildings are seen in what appears to be the business district of [[New Mombasa]].<ref>'''[[Halo 3: ODST]]'''</ref><ref>'''Halo 2: Anniversary''', campaign level ''[[Metropolis]]''</ref> Generators produced by the company were used by the [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]] at least in their base [[Crow's Nest (location)|Crow's Nest]] near [[Voi]], during the [[Battle of Earth]] in [[2552]].<ref>'''[[Halo 3]]''', campaign level ''[[Crow's Nest]]''</ref>


==Trivia==
*The current logo, as seen on the New Mombasa building, features a tilted lowercase "e" inside of a partial circle. EnerGuide is then spelled out below the symbol.
*Another logo has been seen on the labels of generators, which spells out <code>ENERGUIDE</code> in block letters except for the "g," which is represented by a circle with a triangle on the right quadrant of the circle to form a "g"-like symbol.
*In real life, [[Wikipedia:EnerGuide|EnerGuide]] is a mark used by the Government of [[Wikipedia:Canada|Canada]] in labeling and rating of the energy consumption or energy efficiency of specific products. The mark is also identical to the EnerGuide logo seen in ''Halo 3''.<ref>[[Wikipedia:EnerGuide]]</ref><ref>http://oee.nrcan.gc.ca/energuide/index.cfm</ref> However, the logo in ''Halo 3: ODST'' appears different.


[[Category:UNSC]]
==Gallery==
[[Category:UNSC Businesses]]
<gallery>
File:Energuide Building.JPG|New Mombasa EnerGuide building
File:Energiedepower1.jpg|Two EnerGuide Generators running in [[Crow's Nest]].
File:H3 Energuide.png|An EnerGuide label on a device.
File:Energuide building.jpg|An Energuide building in New Mombasa.
</gallery>
 
==List of appearances==
*''[[Halo 3]]'' {{1st}}
*''[[Halo 3: ODST]]''
*''[[Halo 2: Anniversary]]''
 
==Sources==
{{Ref/Sources}}
 
[[Category:Human businesses]]

Latest revision as of 22:28, December 5, 2022

The EnerGuide logo.

EnerGuide is a 26th century company creating generators to produce power for facilities running on older power systems. The company is likely Earth-based, since EnerGuide buildings are seen in what appears to be the business district of New Mombasa.[1][2] Generators produced by the company were used by the UNSC at least in their base Crow's Nest near Voi, during the Battle of Earth in 2552.[3]

Trivia[edit]

  • The current logo, as seen on the New Mombasa building, features a tilted lowercase "e" inside of a partial circle. EnerGuide is then spelled out below the symbol.
  • Another logo has been seen on the labels of generators, which spells out ENERGUIDE in block letters except for the "g," which is represented by a circle with a triangle on the right quadrant of the circle to form a "g"-like symbol.
  • In real life, EnerGuide is a mark used by the Government of Canada in labeling and rating of the energy consumption or energy efficiency of specific products. The mark is also identical to the EnerGuide logo seen in Halo 3.[4][5] However, the logo in Halo 3: ODST appears different.

Gallery[edit]

List of appearances[edit]

Sources[edit]