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  • Ecodesign and Energy Labelling requirements for space and water heaters

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  • Call for tender – External audit services (2026-2028)

    🗎 PDF: Call for tender Invitation to quote for external audit services (2026-2028) Deadline for submission: 13 March 2026 – 23:59 CET ECOS procurement and purchase policy This call for tender is conducted in accordance with the ECOS Procurement and Purchase Policy, adopted by the ECOS Executive Committee and last updated in December 2024. The […]

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  • Call for experts on methane emissions

    Methane emissions from oil, gas, and coal operations must be reduced urgently. For the first time the EU sets legally binding requirements to reduce this potent greenhouse gas through the EU Methane Regulation. It is crucial to make sure environmental ambition is built into both the technical standards and legislation that will shape how methane is […]

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  • Vacancy: Programme Officer – Ecodesign

    Application deadline: 1 March 2026 Your main tasks Support the development of EU ecodesign and energy labelling policies and standards in the framework of the ESPR. Represent ECOS in relevant stakeholder meetings. Manage a LIFE project under the guidance of senior colleagues, including planning timelines and milestones, coordinating partners, tracking progress and budget, and ensuring […]

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  • Call for tender – heat pump testing

    ECOS Procurement and Purchase Policy This tender complies with the ECOS Procurement and Purchase Policy adopted by the ECOS Executive Committee, and last updated February 2023. This policy covers general principles relating to transparency and fairness, value for money, and non-discrimination. It specifies thresholds relating to a competitive negotiated procedure with at least a specified […]

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  • EU Carbon Removals and Carbon Farming – delegated act

    Together with European Environmental Bureau, Bellona Europa, and Carbon Market Watch, ECOS has delivered a joint statement pointing out the need to strengthen various aspects of the methodologies.

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  • From the ground up: decarbonising infrastructure and buildings in Ghana, Kenya, and South Africa

    The most used building materials, cement and concrete, account for 8% of global CO2 emissions. If this construction boom follows business-as-usual practices, it risks significantly increasing global emissions—at a time when many African countries are already experiencing the harsh impacts of climate change. Fortunately, another path exists. A wide range of low-carbon construction materials are […]

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  • Market surveillance and compliance of products

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  • ECOS Newsletter – January 2026

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  • Meet our new member from Czech Republic!

    Would you like to get to know them better? Read our short Q&A with Tadeáš Rulík, Project Manager and Research Analyst at INCIEN! Could you briefly introduce yourself to the network? What is the mission of INCIEN and what are your main activities? INCIEN (founded 2015) is the only organisation in the Czech Republic that […]

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