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On 27 April, stakeholders and national experts will meet at a Consultation Forum that will be crucial in our quest to climate neutrality: EU member states will discuss new ecodesign rules for space and water heaters. In practical terms, raising the energy-efficiency threshold of these appliances could result in a de facto ban on gas and oil boilers, given that they are much less efficient than heat pumps and other renewable-based systems.
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For the third year in a row, the Coolproducts campaign audited the portfolios of the main manufacturers of domestic heating products who sell their products in Europe. The authors examined publicly available data, as well as manufacturers’ responses to a survey, to rank 72 companies according to the climate-friendliness of their portfolios.
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What we need to achieve climate neutral, highly energy efficient and sustainable data centres in Europe by 2030.
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Together with the Right to Repair campaign, we analyse the proposal for ecodesign of smartphones and tablets.
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A briefing from the webinar "A bonus for a fair energy transition" on the Italian Superbonus scheme.
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This report investigates the potential impact of an EU ban on sales of fossil boilers on achievement of existing targets for heating decarbonisation and energy dependency of the individual Member States.
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On 28 June, Coolproducts hosted a webinar with tech experts to discover the full potentials of different heat pump technologies that might convince the harshest critics. You can follow the recording or read the following briefing.
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In this letter, we call for an enhanced the role of Ecodesign and Energy Labelling of heating products to deliver the heat pump rollout and the objectives of REPowerEU. We urge the European Commission to take bold action through the revised Ecodesign and Energy Labelling regulations for heating appliances. The legislative tools are already in place; they simply need sufficient strengthening.
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This report explores how the EU can leverage ecodesign to reduce the negative impacts of solid fuel heating.
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For the second year, the European Environmental Bureau (EEB) audited the portfolios of 49 manufacturers of domestic heating products who sell their products in Europe. The authors examined publicly available data, as well as manufacturers’ responses to a survey, to rank them according to the climate-friendliness of their portfolios.
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