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ENER Lot 10 - Air conditioners

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State of play

The review of ENER Lot 10 is currently ongoing. The review study was concluded in 2018. Draft working documents for both the Ecodesign and the merged Energy Labelling have been presented to the Consultation Forum. The Impact Assessment for the Ecodesign file was done but failed the evaluation by the Regulatory Scrutiny Board. The Impact Assessment now has to be revised before the process can continue. It expected that the new Ecodesign Regulation could be adopted by March 2024.

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Policy Updates

EEPLIANT3 final stakeholder meeting on WP7 – air conditioners
Conformity and Market SurveillanceEcodesign and Energy LabellingENER Lot 10 - Air conditionersSustainable Products
04 October 2022

EEPLIANT3 final stakeholder meeting on WP7 – air conditioners

On 28 September the third and final stakeholder meeting of EEPLIANT3 Work Package 7 - air conditioners and comfort fans took place. EEPLIANT3 is the largest pan-EU Concerted Action on market surveillance for Ecodesign and Energy Labelling.
Read more »: EEPLIANT3 final stakeholder meeting on WP7 – air conditioners1 min read
Call for evidence Energy Labelling requirement open till 15 August
Ecodesign and Energy LabellingENER Lot 10 - Air conditionersSustainable Products
25 May 2022

Call for evidence Energy Labelling requirement open till 15 August

The call for evidence for the review of energy labelling requirements for local space heaters is open for feedback till 15 August 2022. The policy options include the possible merger of the energy labels for local space heaters and air-to-air heat pumps (ENER Lot 10). The adoption of the revised regulation is expected for Q3 2023.
Read more »: Call for evidence Energy Labelling requirement open till 15 August1 min read
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Legislation

This section provides a focused overview of the ongoing European legislation concerning Ecodesign requirements and Energy Labelling for air conditioners and comfort fans. Follow the ongoing review process of ENER Lot 10 in detail, with access to all related documents, including legal texts, Commission communications, studies, policies on standardisation, and more. The database contains the most recent publications but also allows you to go back in time.

The regulations aim to reduce the energy consumption of air conditioning systems and comfort fans, thereby lowering their environmental impact. Energy labelling ensures consumers are informed about the efficiency and performance of these products, supporting the uptake of more sustainable technologies. The legislation applies to a wide range of products used in residential, commercial, and industrial settings.

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