Lobbying on Review of the energy labelling for professional refrigerators

Review of the energy labelling for professional refrigerators

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Rules on the environmental impact of professional refrigeration products are already in place. Their impact is estimated to reach yearly primary energy savings in 2030 of 15,6 TWh. The review of these rules offer the chance to assess, if further energy and resource savings can be attained.

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ID: 12851

Lobbying Activity

3 responses

Consultation response

European Partnership for Energy and the Environment, 31 Mar 2025

ASERCOM and EPEE have brought together a Joint Industry Expert Group (JIEG), as DG GROW knows, and is now responding to the Call for Evidence opened for the ecodesign and energy labelling requirements revision of professional refrigeration products, ENTR Lot 1. We compiled a large, comprehensive,…

Consultation response

PANASONIC EUROPE BV, 26 Mar 2025

Panasonic would like to thank the European Commission for the possibility to provide input to the call for evidence on the review of ecodesign and energy labelling rules for professional refrigerators. Panasonic supports European ambitions for the transition to a carbon-free society. Our company…

Consultation response

Topten International Group, 31 Mar 2025

Topten International supports including Scientific and Healthcare refrigeration products in ecodesign and energy labeling regulations. We also welcome stricter Minimum Energy Performance Standards (MEPS) to reflect recent market advancements. The full feedback is available in the attached PDF.