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Energy labelling requirements for space and combination heaters (review/rescaling)

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In 2013, the EU adopted an energy labelling regulation to inform consumers on energy performance and other environmental parameters, and an ecodesign regulation on space and combination heaters that e.g. sets minimum energy efficiency requirements. The Commission will review the energy-labelling requirements for space and combination heaters in light of technological and market developments, the labelling rescaling requirement, and the European Green Deal commitment.

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ID: 13201

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11 responses

Consultation response

IBERDROLA, 28 Mar 2022

IBERDROLA welcomes the “Fit for 55 Package” The Green Deal though the “Fit for 55 Package” offers a unique opportunity to set a proper regulatory framework that boosts momentum on the most efficient renewable alternatives to enable decarbonisation and the achievement of EU climate objectives.…

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European Heat Pump Association, 30 Mar 2022

EHPA would like to thank the European Commission and the study team for the work already carried out and welcomes the opportunity given to send feedback on the call for evidence for the impact assessment on the Ecodesign requirements for space heaters and combination heaters. Ecodesign Minimum…

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Gas Distributors for Sustainability, 31 Mar 2022

Energy Labelling was designed at a time when electricity was mostly fossil based, to help consumers select the most efficient solution to meet their needs, with the lowest energy consumption costs for them. This approach was relevant for comparing similar products, using the same energy, such as…

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Solar Heat Europe/ESTIF, 31 Mar 2022

Solar Heat Europe welcomes the opportunity to provide additional feedback on the call for evidence for the impact assessment on the Ecodesign requirements for space and combination heaters, while thanking the European Commission services and the experts contributing to this work. A detailed Solar…

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Japan Business Council in Europe, 30 Mar 2022

On March 8th, the European Commission published their key Communication to react to the urgency to move away from EU’s dependency on fossil fuel imports “REPowerEU”. Heat pumps are seen as a central and key technology for reshaping the EU’s heating energy needs, today and in the future. Heat pumps…

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European Partnership for Energy and the Environment, 30 Mar 2022

EPEE, the voice of the air conditioning, heat pump, and refrigeration industry in Europe, welcomes the opportunity to provide comments to the Commission’s proposals for reviewing ENER Lot 1 (ecodesign Regulation 813/2013 and energy labelling Regulation 811/2013 for space heaters). We welcome the…

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ANIMA CONFINDUSTRIA MECCANICA VARIA, 30 Mar 2022

Please consider our attached document for a deeper analysis, here below you can find a synthesis. 4. Ecodesign requirements – extending the rules to cover appliances with a capacity from 400 kW to 1 MW Having in mind the last version of the draft Regulation presentend, in the future a reversible…

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European Committee of Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Manufacturers, 30 Mar 2022

Eurovent would like to thank for the opportunity of providing feedback following the Call for Evidence for an Impact Assessment on Ecodesign and Energy Labelling (review) for LOT 1-2. The Eurovent comments and positions are reported in the attached document.

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CLASP, 31 Mar 2022

We are thankful for the opportunity to comment in view of the launch pf the Impact Assessment Study for the revision of the ecodesign and energy labelling regulations for space and combination heaters. Concerning the proposed scenario for the ecodesign regulation, we are concerned that the…

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The European Liquid Heating Fuels Association, 30 Mar 2022

The European Heating Oil Association (Eurofuel) represents organisations that promote the use of liquid fuels for domestic heating in Europe. Our members are committed to ensuring the competitiveness and efficiency of heating with oil and liquid fuels, while also reducing its environmental…

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The Japan Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Industry Association, 28 Mar 2022

JRAIA's position on the review of ED/EL for ENER-Lot1 has not been changed since the consultation forum held on 27th and 28th September 2021. Please refer to the attached document.