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Ecodesign requirements for electronic displays

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DIGITALEUROPE, 17 Jan 2017

DIGITALEUROPE has reservations with the WTO notified draft display regulation. Despite providing significant amount of data to the process, our comments have been largely disregarded. We will detail our concerns around on-mode, standby, resource efficiency and information requirements in a…

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Orgalim – Europe's Technology Industries, 17 Jan 2017

ORGALIME sees the need to thoroughly revisit the draft Regulation due to conflicts with Better Regulation and Directive 2009/125/EC: 1. Scope Art.1, 10 and recitals 7-16 are confusing and contradictory with each other as well as with Directive 2012/19/EU (WEEE). Art.15.4(b)ED, requires that an…

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Bitkom e.V., 17 Jan 2017

The draft regulation “Ecodesign requirements for electronic displays” (Lot 5) published by the European Commission on December 21, 2016 not only repeals regulation 642/2009 and adopts new energy efficiency, resource efficiency and information requirements, but also substantially broadens the scope…

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APPLiA (Home Appliance Europe), 18 Jan 2017

The home appliance industry provides consumers with the choice of a wide range of products designed for multiple needs, convenience, performance, energy efficiency, design, robustness, after-sales service, affordability. Product legislation should encourage opportunities for innovation and…

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AGORIA, 17 Jan 2017

Agoria is the Belgian technological industry federation representing producers of TVs and displays as well as products where these displays are integrated in. The Belgian technological industry has some serious concerns regarding the new proposal for ecodesign requirements for…

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European Materials Handling Federation, 18 Jan 2017

FEM is the European federation representing manufacturers of materials handling, lifting and storage equipment. Several types of FEM equipment will be impacted by the Ecodesign regulation on electronic displays as currently drafted. Indeed, electronic displays are integrated into various types…

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European Garden Machinery industry Federation, 18 Jan 2017

EGMF is the European federation representing major garden, landscaping, forestry and turf equipment manufacturers. Several types of EGMF equipment will be impacted by the Ecodesign regulation on electronic displays as currently drafted. Indeed, electronic displays are integrated into various…

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BEAMA, 18 Jan 2017

BEAMA supports the ORGALIME comments, and in particular would like to see a clear Article 1.4: (f) Displays integrated into, or exclusively intended to be integrated into, medical equipment (including medical imaging displays), laboratory equipment, industrial machinery (g) Displays…

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Openbare Vlaamse Afvalstoffenmaatschappij, 18 Jan 2017

OVAM welcomes the inclusion of resource efficiency aspects in this respective ecodesign regulation, taking into account the EU action plan for the Circular Economy and the new Ecodesign working plan 2016-2019. However, OVAM would like to voice two comments regarding the exemptions formulated in…

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Sony Europe Limited, 18 Jan 2017

A successful implementation of eco-design requirements can only be achieved when regulation 1) sets clear and sensible rules, and 2) allows sufficient time for the redesign of products. The proposed regulation does not satisfy either of the previous conditions. Instead, a very short timetable is…