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NGO · Sweden
NGO · Belgium
Declared costs: not declared · in the register since 2010
Fluorinated gases regulation · Empowering consumers for the green transition
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Swedish Refrigeration & Heat Pump Association · filed 7 Sept 2020 · source
The Swedish Refrigeration & Heat Pump Association (SKVP) would like to draw attention to the following two important issues in the continued work on a recast of the regulation on fluorinated greenhouse gases. Mandatory certification for installers of natural refrigerants crucial for the phase out of F-gases A successful introduction of products using natural refrigerants is key for a successful phase out of F-gases.
ECOS · filed 7 Sept 2020 · source
The F-Gas Regulation is a landmark piece of European Union (EU) climate legislation for transitioning away from fluorinated gases such as hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) and sulphur hexafluoride (SF6). As an environmental civil society organisation, ECOS strongly welcomes the initiative of the European Commission to anticipate the update of the legislation and calls for significant improvements to safeguard our climate…
ECOS · filed 27 Jun 2022 · source
ECOS is an international NGO with a network of members and experts advocating for environmentally friendly technical standards, policies and laws. We ensure the environmental voice is heard when they are developed and drive change by providing expertise to policymakers and industry players, leading to the implementation of strong environmental principles.
ECOS · filed 26 Aug 2020 · source
ECOS welcomes the Commission’s initiative to empower consumers to play an active role in the green transition. Despite the clear preference of European consumers for more sustainable products, the absence of reliable information deprives from them of the opportunity to make informed purchasing decisions and fails to translate that preference into market demand and potentially market transformation.
Swedish Refrigeration & Heat Pump Association · filed 1 Sept 2020 · source
The Swedish Refrigeration & Heat Pump Association (SKVP) are in general positive towards the proposed initiative to empower the consumer in the green transition. We believe the commission have highlighted several of the important areas were the rights and empowerment could be further improved.
ECOS · filed 28 May 2022 · source
ECOS welcomes the European Commission’s proposal on strengthening the role of consumers in the green transition, notably the ban on unsubstantiated generic claims, new information requirements on product durability and repairability, and stronger regulation of labels and information tools.
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