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Schneider Electric welcomes the future publication of the EU Circular Economy Act, viewing the circular economy not merely as an environmental initiative, but as a strategic framework that can help meet the goals of both the European Green Deal and the Clean Industrial Deal. Schneider Electric outlines four key policy recommendations to make the Circular Economy Act effective and impactful: 1.

Industrial Decarbonisation Accelerator Act (IDAA) Schneider Electric’s Commitment to competitive decarbonization Schneider Electric is a global leader in electrification, automation, and digitalisation. With over 45,000 employees and 62 manufacturing and distribution sites across Europe, we support customers across all sectors in their sustainability journeys, enhancing productivity, efficiency, and…

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Schneider Electric welcomes the Directive on substantiation and communication of explicit environmental claims (Green Claims Directive). We support the Green Claims Directives ambition to combat greenwashing practices and false environmental claims that are deceiving consumers in the European Union (EU).

Schneider Electric welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the public consultation on the revision of the EU Taxonomy Climate Delegated Act. Our company supports the Commissions objective of making this strategic framework more usable and simpler. While we acknowledge some positive improvements, we strongly reiterate our call for the inclusion of energyefficient equipment for data centres in the EU Taxonomy.

Schneider Electric welcomes the European Commissions Grid Package as a critical step toward a smarter, more resilient energy system. To accelerate the energy transition, we call for urgent action in five areas: 1. aligning tariff methodologies with EU law to support OpEx-based solutions; 2. embedding flexibility as a strategic asset; 3. accelerating smart grid digitalisation; 4.

Schneider Electric welcomes the objective of the European Commission to accelerate electrification in Europe and come forward with an Electrification Action plan. We identify three priorities to accelerate cost-efficient electrification and its flexible integration into the energy system: 1. Prepare the grids and demand side for a digital, flexible electrification 2.

Schneider Electric welcomes the publication of the draft CRA Guidance and the opportunity to provide feedback. The draft provides valuable clarifications and represents a positive step toward more practical implementation of the Regulation, particularly for complex industrial, OT, software-enabled, and distributed products.

Schneider Electric welcomes the European Commissions Digital Fitness Check, a timely and necessary initiative to assess the coherence, cumulative impact, and practical effectiveness of the EUs digital rulebook. We focus our response on the practical interactions between the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and other parts of the EU digital rulebook.

Schneider Electric welcomes the draft Delegated Regulation establishing a common Union rating scheme for data centres. We support the Commissions objective of improving transparency, comparability and sustainability across the sector through an automatically generated EU label based on reported data.

Schneider Electric welcomes the opportunity to contribute to this consultation. Building on our experience, we call the European Commission to limit Ecodesign requirements for iron and steel products to intermediary products only. Please find attached our position.

Schneider Electric, leader in the digital transformation of energy management and automation welcomes the opportunity to comment on this future regulation. We would like to share two specific points of concern: 1) on product information on temperature control classes. 2) on energy-smart appliances supporting energy flexibility. See more details in the attached document.

Schneider Electric, leader in the digital transformation of energy management and automation welcomes the opportunity to comment on this future regulation. We would like to share two specific points of concern: 1) on product information on temperature control classes. 2) on energy-smart appliances supporting energy flexibility. See more details in the attached document.