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EC EuP Ecodesign Directive
The European Commission’s Eco-design Directive (2005/32/EC) aims at reducing the environmental impact of Energy using Products (EuPs), including the energy consumption throughout their entire life cycle. The Directive establishes a framework for setting Eco-design requirements (such as energy efficiency requirements) for all EuPs in the residential, tertiary and industrial sectors.
| Countries: | European Union |
| Type: | Mandatory |
| Links: | EC
EuP Ecodesign Directive EC EuP Ecodesign Working Plan EC EuP Regulatory Committee |
Eco-design Directive standards currently “in force” *
* Passed by the European Parliament |
Try the New EuP Ecodesign Standards FinderThe EuP Standards Finder allows users to select an application from an A-to-Z listing and then immediately view the Tier One and Tier Two limits for standby, active-mode, and no-load power consumption. Links to relevant Power Integrations reference designs are also displayed in the search results. Commentary from energy-efficiency standards guru Mr. Green provides additional insight into how the Ecodesign Directive applies to the specified product. |