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Please find our comments attached. About the European Heating Industry The European heating industry brings together companies that are leaders in the production of efficient heating systems. Our members produce advanced technologies for heating in buildings, including: heating systems, boilers, heat pumps, burners, components and system integrators, radiators, surface heating & cooling.
We as ASERCOM, the Association of European Refrigeration Component Manufacturers, reaffirmed in 2018* our commitment and engagement to accompany our industry to reach the 2030 F-gas target of CO2 emission réductions: 1.- Containment & Safety Measures: Our industry has always led standardization committees and followed standards concerning tightness of components and safety requirements.
ASERCOM is not supporting the proposed phase down. We think the phase down is a phase out and not phase down. The proposed phase down is unconsistent due to : Only quota for maintenance and service [EPEE HFC model] The number of units in general are increasing : Datacenters/Heat pumps/Air con. High uncertainty based on regulations which are not synchronised.
Dear Madam, dear Sir, Please find our contribution attached. Our general messages: - EHI is committed to reduce CO2 emissions from heating appliances, including from fluorinated gases used in our heat pumps. - The hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) phase down needs to consider the projected growth in REPowerEU of the heat pump market and the need for servicing and maintenance.
ASERCOM welcomes the opportunity to give feedback on establishing minimum requirements for the issuance of certificates to natural and legal persons and the conditions for the mutual recognition of such certificates pursuant to Regulation (EU) 2024/573.
The European Heating Industry (EHI) thanks the European Commission for preparing this draft implementing act that will update the certification requirements, in line with F-Gas Regulation (EU) 2024/573. We agree that an update is needed to include non f-gas alternatives (hydrocarbons, ammonia, CO2).
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