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Social Climate Fund could subsidise up to 20 million heat pumps across Europe, new study finds
19 May 25
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Less energy and material waste means more savings for consumers, and products which are compatible with the limits of our planet allow us to lower our overall consumption footprint for the environment. It's a win-win!
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Factsheet – How to decarbonise heating and cooling by 2030
New ECOS and Coolproducts factsheet: 'How to decarbonise heating and cooling by 2030: The path to renewable, healthy, and efficient buildings in the EU'. Discover the many heating and cooling solutions that are already available - and the EU policy toolbox that can help get them into every building.
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Burning Issues: A report on Combustion Heating and Cooking Accidents in Buildings
The new EEB report highlights that combustion-based heating and cooking technologies pose significant risks compared to its electric counterparts, including equipment failures, carbon monoxide poisoning, and fire accidents.
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Better heating products towards decarbonized homes
Better electronics and electricals that are more energy efficient and repairable
Green Heat for All 2
Green heat for all is feasible and a necessity for energy justice. The latest Coolproducts report shows that shifting as little as half of the annual €3.2 billion fossil heating subsidies paid by Member States to heat pumps can transition Europe to 100% renewable heat by 2040. The report also analysed National Energy and Climate PLans to examine national ambitions, which fall short of Fit for 55 targets.
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Pro-planet products: What’s in the new Ecodesign law (and what is not)
Great news: Europe has a new Ecodesign law for sustainable products. Less great news: loopholes remain when it comes to destroying unsold devices, toxic substances, social due diligence, and wiggle room for online platforms to evade the law.
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