Despite ambitious EU targets for carbon neutrality by 2050, and a 55% reduction target by 2030, the European Commission’s draft revision to ecodesign regulation [1] would allow the continued sale and installation of new gas boilers in the EU for at least the next decade.
The Finance and Admin Trainee will support the work of the Operations team in the ECOS Secretariat, and in particular the Finance and Grants Manager and HR and Administration Officer.
Environmental organisations call on the European Commission to allocate the appropriate resources to ecodesign and energy labelling policies. Delays in ecodesign and energy labelling policies are estimated to cost consumers 40 billion euro by 2030.
In July, we sent to the European Commission our views on their Roadmap for the Standardisation Strategy.
The new ecodesign and energy labelling plans presented by the European Commission in July do not propose a ban on oil- and gas-fired boilers. National EU governments will debate the proposal on 27 and 28 September.
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We are excited to welcome a new member to the ECOS Network: Community Resources Network Ireland (CRNI) is a network for community-based reuse, repair and recycling organisations with a vision to enable the entire community to benefit from the social, environmental and economic value of all reusable resources.
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