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NGO · AUS
NGO · Belgium
Declared costs: not declared · in the register since 2010
Ecodesign requirements for solid fuel local space heaters (review) · Review of energy labelling requirements for solid fuel boilers
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ECOS · filed 13 Dec 2023 · source
On behalf of ECOS/EEB/Coolproducts, we welcome the revision of the Ecodesign Regulation for solid fuel local space heaters (EC 2015/1185) The energy crisis which followed the Russian invasion of Ukraine has driven up both the sales of solid fuels and those of solid fuel appliances, as more and more households turned to local space heating when the price of gas went up.
Australian Air Quality Group · filed 14 Dec 2023 · source
Residential burning with solid fuels is the predominant source of health and climate damaging pollutants. The sector is responsible for 58% of fine particles (PM2.5), 37% of black carbon (BC) and 85% of benzo(a)pyrene (BaP) emitted in the EU [1]. This is despite only a small proportion of households heating with wood.
ECOS · filed 13 Dec 2023 · source
On behalf of ECOS/EEB/Coolproducts we welcome the revision of the Ecodesign Regulation for solid fuel boilers (EC 2015/1189). We have seen a steady increase in the use of biomass for heating and combined heat and power in recent years, and unless rapid regulatory action is taken to encourage consumers to make more sustainable choices, the forthcoming renewable energy targets, particularly in the buildings sector…
Australian Air Quality Group · filed 21 Dec 2023 · source
The Call for Evidence explains: solid fuel boilers remain significant contributors to energy consumption, greenhouse gas and pollutant emissions. Pollution, mostly from particulate matter, is very high in densely populated areas with a large share of solid fuel boilers, amplifying the threat to public health.
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