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Energy Labels: Measured, declared and published values (GEN - 1089.00)

Stakeholder meeting 12 February 2020

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The association APPLiA raised a concern about the consequences of the legal inconsistencies in the verification procedure found in the Energy Labelling Product Regulations published in December 2019. The European Commission has picked up the issue and hosted a stakeholder meeting on 12 February to look at it. The Commission will first look at the Regulations published in 2019 before addressing Regulations published previously.

Renewable energy for heating and cooling steadily rising (GEN - 1088.00)

Renewable energy accounted for 21% of total energy used for heating and cooling in 2018 in the EU

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The latest Eurostat figures show that the share of renewables in the total energy used for heating and cooling in the EU slightly increased from 20,98% in 2017 to 21,14% in 2018. This continues the long-standing trend since the beginning of the data collection in 2004 when the share was 12%. Renewable energy includes derived heat and heat energy captured by heat pumps, which contributed 27% of all renewables used for heating and cooling in 2018, up from 26% in 2017.

EU lagging behind on 2020 energy efficiency target (GEN - 1087.00)

Final energy consumption stable in 2018 but remains 3,2% above 2020 target

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New Eurostat figures show that final energy consumption in the EU reached 990 Mtoe in 2018, an increase of 0,02% compared to 2017. The greatest increases were observed in the energy consumption of buildings. The EU risks missing its binding energy efficiency objective to reduce energy consumption by 20% by 2020. Current energy savings plans from Member States risk falling short of the 2030 target as well by 6,2 percentage points.

Notifications: Standardisation – January 2020 (GEN - 1086.00)

Monthly overview for members on recent developments

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On a monthly basis, the Eurovent Team compiles a global overview of the latest developments concerning new standardisation activities and technical regulations of relevance for the HVACR industry. Our Notifications allow members to be prepared for developments that can have an impact on them and their products.

Eurovent Association member logos available in black and white (GEN - 1085.00)

Members can now show their affiliation with the Eurovent Association in line with their corporate identity

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2020 - Eurovent Association member logos available in black and white

Your feedback matters to us. The Eurovent Team is constantly working on applying your requests and feedback to our actions and communication. Following the recent requests, we have a launched a series of black and white Eurovent Association member logos, which can be applied by members without disturbing their corporate identity. The logos can be used by national Member Associations, Corresponding Members, Associate Members, and Affiliated Manufacturers.