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Energy labelling requirements for air-to-air conditioners, air-to-air heat pumps and comfort fans [review]

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This Regulation is a revision of Regulation (EU) No 626/2011. The review study has shown the benefits of updating the energy label of air-to-air air conditioners, air-to-air heat pumps and comfort fans. In addition, the framework Regulation (EU) 2017/1369 requires the energy labels to be rescaled to an A to G scale.

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Public consultation

ID: 13359

Lobbying Activity

16 responses

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European Magazine Media Association, 17 Feb 2022

Please see attached file.

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APPLiA (Home Appliance Europe), 17 Feb 2022

We would like thank the Commission for sharing the call for evidence on airco, comfort fans and local heaters and for providing us with the opportunity to comment on it. While we support the Commission’s intention to update the labels, some of the energy efficiency calculations and the option of…

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Environmental Coalition on Standards, 18 Feb 2022

The adoption of reviewed regulation for this product group is already heavily delayed. With this consultation we are relieved to see the process finally moving forward and we expect the Commission to make sure any further delays in the final steps of the review are strictly avoided. We welcome the…

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Medienverband der freien Presse e.V., 18 Feb 2022

Anbei unsere gemeinsame Stellungnahme

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Japan Business Council in Europe, 16 Feb 2022

We are pleased to contribute about the labeling requirements for air-to-air conditione. We(Japan Business Council in Europe :JBCE) and Air Conditioning Industry Association (JRAIA) made our position paper in Sep 2021 (attached file). JBCE and JRAIA would like to make further contributions whenever…

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European Partnership for Energy and the Environment, 17 Feb 2022

EPEE, the voice of the air conditioning, heat pump, and refrigeration industry in Europe, welcomes the opportunity to provide comments on the ENER Lot 10 ecodesign proposals to review Regulation (EU) No 206/2012. We welcome the Commission’s consideration of the industry comments following the last…

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ANIMA CONFINDUSTRIA MECCANICA VARIA, 16 Feb 2022

Please consider the attached document, below a sum of the contents: Within this text, Assoclima would like to provide its comments to the main options that the Impact Assessment will consider. Taking care of the previous studies in the context of the Regulations’ revision process and the previous…

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Equilibre des Energies, 2 Feb 2022

La Commission européenne envisage la fusion des étiquettes énergétiques des dispositifs de chauffage décentralisés (produits du Lot 20) et des pompes-à-chaleur air-air (produits du Lot 10). À contrario, Équilibre des Énergies considère que ces deux lots doivent garder des étiquettes différenciées…

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European Committee of Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Manufacturers, 17 Feb 2022

Eurovent has already provided the EC with its comments on the review of the Commission Regulations (EU) 206/2012 and (EU) 626/2011 with a set of Position Papers. The comments remain. Eurovent would like to reiterate and reinforce its positions as already presented in its past Position Papers, the…

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Comité Européen des Fabricants d’Appareils de Chauffage et de Cuisine Domestiques, 17 Feb 2022

CEFACD, the European association representing manufacturers of individual heating and cooking appliances, is a strong supporter of the European Commission’s energy labelling framework and welcomes the initiatives to keep product requirements in line with the latest technological and market…

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Syndicat des énergies renouvelables, 18 Feb 2022

The French renewable energy association (SER) is convince of the usefulness of the energy labelling to help consumers to choose less energy consuming products and to help therefore to reduce the energy consumption of the EU. For example since 2000, the SER create and manage the French wood burning…

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European Infrared Heating Alliance, 17 Feb 2022

The European Infrared Heating Alliance (EIHA) welcomes the European Commission’s revision of ecodesign and energy labelling requirements for local space heaters (LSH) in order to align them with the latest technological and market developments. We are a supporter of the Commission’s ecodesign and…

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Electric Underfloor Heating Alliance, 17 Feb 2022

The Electric Underfloor Heating Alliance (EUHA) welcomes the Commission’s initiatives to review the energy labelling policies to keep them updated and aligned with the latest technological developments. Nonetheless, we strongly disagree with the European Commission’s consideration to merge the…

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, 18 Feb 2022

We are responding to this CALL FOR EVIDENCE FOR AN IMPACT ASSESSMENT with the aim to express our concern comment about the revision of the Ecodesign Regulation and Energy Labeling Scheme. According to our experience as HVAC engineers Association, several specific products such as: air-to-air split…

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, 17 Feb 2022

As one of the leading specialist seller and installer in the consumer market of air treatment products in the Czech Republic we know that Air-to-air monobloc air conditioners without outdoor unit are sometimes the only solution whenever traditional split systems with an outdoor condensing unit…

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The Japan Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Industry Association, 17 Feb 2022

JRAIA's position on the review of ED/EL for ENER-Lot10 has not been changed since the consultation forum held on 6th July 2021. Please refer to the attached document.