NOTE: As of Dec. 31, 2012, NIST no longer updates this information, but it may be useful as a reference or resource. Current information on this subject may be found at SGIP.org.

Logo Guidelines & Download

General Logo Versions

There are two logo versions that can be utilized depending upon the format and vehicle.

Logo with bground
The above is the preferred logo.
Logo plain

As shown in the preferred logo, the interoperability background diagram should not be used separate from the logotype. It should not be used in backgrounds, screen tints or other treatments by itself.

Logo for Black and White Additionally, we have a version to use for black and white only printing and a Member logo that can be utilized shown below.

Usage of Logo

  • The logotype and graphic elements assembled in their correct placement, proportions and colors are required to properly make up the SGIP identity, and should never be altered in any way. The SGIP logo should never appear as part of a sentence.
  • Any version of the SGIP Logo should always be presented against a white background.
  • The visual size and proportion of the elements in relation to each other should not change.

Logo Sizing

Offline: The minimum size for the main logo elements on printed materials is 1.25”.

Online: For online applications, there are 2 preferred sizes for the SGIP main logo elements.

    • Minimum size: 150 pixels wide.
    • Standard size: 225 pixels wide. For use in CarePages .com mastheads and emails, should be used in the upper left corner.
    • Larger sizing is acceptable for special uses in Flash or unique design treatments.

Color Palette

When designing for this initiative, use only colors that appear in the SGIP color palette below.

For use at 100% only.
SGIP Colors
The PMS colors shown on this page have not been evaluated by Pantone, Inc. for accuracy and may not match the PANTONE Color Standards. Please refer to the current edition of the PANTONE Color Formula Guide for accurate colors.  

Typefaces

Calibri is the preferred typeface for use in printed materials and graphics online. Cambria Bold Italic should be used for Headlines and Special design treatments.

Guidelines for Use of the SGIP Member Logo

SGIP Member LogoThe SGIP Member Logo is for use exclusively by current SGIP members. The Logo may be used to publicize an institution's, company's or organization's membership in SGIP.
Please read the terms and conditions below.

Members agree to the following terms and conditions for use of the SGIP Member Logo:

  • The Logo may not be used by non-members, including former members whose membership has lapsed or voided. To check whether your institution, company or organization is a current member, please see our list of members.
  • The Logo may be used to identify your organization as an SGIP member. It may be used on websites, signage, reports, brochures, and other publicity or display materials.
  • The Logo may link only to the SGIP home page (x). You may not use it to link to other pages on your website or any other website.
  • The Logo must be used in its entirety and may not be altered in any way, including proportion, color, element, type, etc. except by express permission from SGIP. For web display, you may decrease the web size (130 x 56 pixels) by a maximum of 15% or increase it by a maximum of 50% as long as proportion is maintained. You may not animate, morph or in any other way distort the appearance of the Logo.
  • The Logo can be printed in black ink or in its original colors Altering the color scheme of the logo is not permitted.
  • The Logo may not be used to indicate any kind of endorsement by SGIP of a company's product or service; or that any official status for any product or service has been conferred by or is otherwise associated with SGIP; or to show any kind of relationship with SGIP aside from those permitted above.
  • The Logo may not be used on official documents such as sales contracts, or official disclosure documents provided to potential or actual clients or purchasers of a member company's services or products.
  • The Logo may not be used in connection with any disparaging statements about SGIP or its products, or statements that otherwise reflect poorly on SGIP.
  • The Logo may not be used on any web site that is in violation of any applicable laws or governmental regulations.
  • SGIP reserves the right to disallow any use of the Logo.
  • Any unauthorized use of the Logo may result in legal action.
If you have questions about any of the conditions above, write to: sgipgb.administrator@enernex.com.
Topic attachments
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pngpng SGIP_green.png manage 12.7 K 2011-06-10 - 09:14 JenyDowlin SGIP Logo without Background
pngpng SGIP_green_member.png manage 21.2 K 2011-06-10 - 09:06 JenyDowlin SGIP Member Logo
pngpng SGIP_grey.png manage 10.2 K 2011-06-10 - 09:10 JenyDowlin Black & White Version of Logo
pngpng logo_sgip.png manage 9.6 K 2012-01-12 - 09:10 JenyDowlin  
Topic revision: r4 - 2013-01-14 - 13:16:55 - JenyDowlin
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