i.e. standalone product / electrical products / data storing equipment / least efficient products / product groups / fossil-fuelled heating equipment / insulation products / mass-produced products / law making process / electricity consumption subsection / potential energy savings / energy efficiency ambition policies / high energy saving potential / energy efficiency measures / ventilation systems / energy labels / Indicative products / machine tools / minimum energy efficiency standards / energy use / energy mix / product / water-heating equipment / energy savings / technology improvement options / product-energy systems / energy usage / energy / mass produced consumer products / electricity section / energy labelling regulation process / controls/systems / correct tool / energy consumption / motor systems / data processing / select / technology capacity building / energy labelling / thermal insulation products / Priority products / ancillary equipment / final energy / electronics / energy saving / covered energy using products / energy system / energy saving potential / energy efficiency policy / space heating product / /
OperatingSystem
Microsoft Windows / /
Organization
world trade organisation / Oeko-Institut / European Parliament / Bio Intelligence / civil society / Scrutiny EU Parliament / European Commission / European Union / /
Person
Van Holsteijn / Daniel Hinchliffe / Michael Nitsche / Floris Akkerman / /
Position
Official / /
PublishedMedium
The Ecodesign Directive review / the Ecofys review / the Official Journal of the European Union / /
BUNDESANSTALT FÜR MATERIALFORSCHUNG UND -PRÜFUNG (BAM) Are Preparatory Studies Flexible Enough for the Ecodesign Directive? Regulation Challenges in Complex Product Groups BAM Discussion Paper, Berlin August 2014