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Commission Regulation 813/2013 with regard to ecodesign requirements for space heaters and combination heaters
This Regulation establishes ecodesign requirements for the placing on the market and/or putting into service of space heaters and combination heaters with a rated heat output = 400 kW, including heat pump space
Danish Energy Agreement for 2012-2020 - ban on fossil-fuel based heating
The agreement establishes a framework for the policy on climate and energy up to 2020 and outlines the direction Denmark will take until 2050. This includes a ban over the installation of fossil-fuel based boilers in new buildings, from 1st January 2013
Climate and Energy Strategy for Oslo
The Climate and Energy Strategy for Oslo covers 16 initiatives on urban development, transport, buildings and governance. Urban development and transport To reach the goal of reducing all car traffic by 20 % during the council period, and one-third by 2030, the proportion of…
Renewable Heat Act - ban on gas heating
The Renewable Heat Act extends the existing ban based on fossil oil and coal to all systems that can be operated with fossil fuels, including gas boilers, in new buildings. The law is set in context of decarbonising the building sector by
Germany's 2nd Amendment to the Building Energy Act (GEG) - phase-out of fossil fuels
In 2023, German Federal Government approved amendments to the Building Energy Act for new heating systems to use at least 65% renewable energy from 2024 onwards and for fossil fuels to phase out from heating by Jan 2045 in line with its climate-neutrality target.The ban will…
Renewable Heat Act - coal and oil heating systems phase-out
The Renewable Heat Act sets milestones for the building sector decarbonisation, including a progressive mandatory decommissioning of coal and oil heating systems. This decommissioning is set to start in 2025, and all coal and oil heating systems are to be shut down by
Decree No. 2022-8 on the installation of heating equipments
From the 1st of July 2022, the installation of coal and oil boilers in new and existing buildings is forbidden in
Environmental regulations RE2020 - gas boiler installation ban
The environmental regulations RE2020 set new norms to the construction sector. It includes the ban of gas heating systems in new houses as of 1st January 2022. It does not cover other
Netherland's ban of gas boilers
The Dutch government announced in 2022 a switch of standards for heating, with hybrid heat humps becoming the norm from 2026 onwards. This eventually translates into a ban of gas boiler installation in new buildings by the same
Danish Energy Agreement for 2012-2020 - ban on oil boilers in existing buildings
The agreement establishes a framework for the policy on climate and energy up to 2020 and outlines the direction Denmark will take until 2050. This includes a ban over the installation of oil boilers in existing buildings, from 2016
Danish Climate Policy Plan - ban of coal and oil boilers
The Danish Climate Policy Plan set a target of 40% reduction in emissions by 2020 compared to 1990 levels, and implement, among other measures, a phase-out of coal and oil use for heating purposes by
Climate Agreement on Green Power and Heat - Rapid phase-out of gas for heating
The ministry of Energy presented in April 2022 a new government's energy reform, and announced a plan to phasing out gas for heating to 2028 at the
Climate Agreement on Green Power and Heat 2022
The Climate Agreement on Green Power and Heat made in June 2022 states the ambition of phasing out fossil fuel based heating services in all buildings by 2035 at the
Regulations prohibiting the use of mineral oil for heating buildings
In its regulation, Norway prohibits the use of mineral oil for heating buildings from 1st January 2020, with some exemptions running up to 2025 for some non-residential buildings (e.g. farms and
Clean Growth Strategy - Oil, LPG and coal boilers phase-out
The United Kingdom initially aimed at phasing out the installation of oil, LPG and coal heating systems in new and existing off-gas-grid homes during the 2020s, with the goal of all heating systems to be low-carbon by 2050. Support for new LPG and oil heating systems was removed…
New York City All-Electric Buildings Law
The mayor of New York City signed a local law to phase out the combustion of fossil fuel for heating in new residential and commercial buildings. The ban will be implemented from 2026
2019 Climate Agreement - Gas-free homes Act
In its Climate Agreement, decided in 2019, the Netherlands aims to move away from gas in the building sector by
Building technical regulations (TEK17)
TEK17 includes specific requirements and standards to promote energy-efficient building design and reduce energy consumption. It outlines guidelines for insulation, heating systems, ventilation, lighting, and overall energy performance. The regulation may include criteria for…
Act on the Promotion of the Use of Renewable Energy Sources
The Act states the installation and use of boilers that run on fuel oil, mazut, and coal to be prohibited, except where their use is part of an industrial or production process. Investors who apply for building permits after 1 January 2025 shall not be allowed to install…
Decree containing general provisions regarding energy policy - ban on the installation or replacement of a fuel oil boiler
From 2025, a natural gas connection will be generally prohibited for new construction, both for residential and non-residential
Air Climate Energy Plan 2030 - oil and coal boiler ban
In new buildings, the installation of oil and coal-fired boilers is banned from 1 March 2025, and for boiler replacements in existing buildings the ban is in force from 1 January
Notice of the Action Plan for Continuous Improvement of Air Quality
The government has implemented regulations to phase out coal-fired boilers and reduce coal usage in urban areas. No new coal-fired boilers producing 35 tons of steam per hour or less will be built in cities at or above the county level, and no new coal-fired boilers will be…
Montreal ban on gas/oil-powered heating systems
Montreal bans oil and natural gas connections in most new buildings starting October 1, 2024, for smaller buildings, and April 1, 2025, for larger ones. This regulation aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and help the city achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. Exceptions…
Quebac ban on oil/gas boilers
As of 31 Dec 2021, the installation of oil-fuelled heating systems is banned in all new constructions in Quebec. Québec plans to ban fossil fuels including gas in all buildings by
Energy Conservation Program: Energy Conservation Standards for Room Air Conditioners 2023
The US Department Of Energy updated energy efficiency standards for room air conditioners and portable air cleaners in 2023. The new rules were initially to come into effect in 2024 but were delayed with final rules
NOM-011-ENER-2025: Energy efficiency of central air conditioners. Limits, testing methods and labeling
This standard establishes the minimum levels of seasonal energy efficiency that central air conditioners must meet; it also specifies the test method that should be used to verify such compliance and defines the requirements that should be included in the information label to…
NOM-023-ENER-2018: Energy efficiency in split air conditioners, free discharge and without air ducts. Limits, testing and labelling methods
This standard establishes the minimum level of seasonal energy efficiency ratio that must be met by divided air conditioners (minisplit and multisplit), of simple cycle (only cold) or reversible cycle (heat pump) in nominal capacities of cooling of 1 Wt until 19 050 Wt. The…
Ministry of Knowledge Economy Notification 2025-145: Regulation on Energy Efficiency Labeling and Standards
The Regulation was introduced in 1992 and set Energy Efficiency Labeling and Standards for key home appliances in Korea. It was partially revised in 2025 for electric air
Energy Sources Regulations (Energy Efficiency, Energy Labeling and Energy Rating of Air Conditioners), 2013
This standard applies to air conditioners built from one unit: or more whose maximum rated output is 81 kW (air conditioners). This standard determines the requirements for the safety of air conditioners and the structure of the air conditioners. This standard applies to…
Regulation on eco-design of products that affect energy consumption
This regulation regulates the obligations of the manufacturers and importers with regard to the eco-design of products that affect energy
Lists of low-efficiency equipment subject to elimination and low-efficiency generating sets banned from development and application roadmaps
The list of low-efficiency equipment subject to elimination includes: a) Home appliances: Compact fluorescent lamps, electronic ballasts for fluorescent lamps, electromagnetic ballasts for fluorescent lamps, linear tubular fluorescent lamps, storage water heaters, infrared…
TCVN 7830:2021 Energy efficiency of non-ducted air conditioners
The regulation sets energy performance standard for non-ducted air conditioners from
Communiqué on EcoDesign Requirements for Air Conditioners and Fans
The standard updates minimum energy performance requirements for a number of electric appliances, including air conditioners and heat pumps, in conformity with the EU Ecodesign of Energy Related
Order on the minimum energy performance of individual air conditioning units with a cooling capacity of less than 12 kW
The order sets in place minimum energy performance standards for air conditioners with a cooling capacity of less than 12 kW to the energy efficiency class 4 from January 1st,
Compulsory Specifications for Energy Efficiency and Labelling of Electrical and Electronic Apparatus (VC 9008)
The regulation sets minimum energy performance standards (MEPS) for 12 electrical appliances (excluding electric lamps and geysers). The VC 9008 introduced a phased-in approach towards the enforcement of the MEPS. Air conditioners shall comply with SANS 941, and shall have a…
Energy Conservation (Regulated Goods and Registered Suppliers) (Amendment) Regulations 2025
The minimum energy efficiency standards of key energy appliances were updated in 2025, notably for MEPS for single-split and multi-split
SASO 2874/2016 - Large capacity air conditioners - performance requirement and methods of testing
Air conditioner with capacities exceeding 65,000 Btu/h are covered in the Large AC standard (SASO 2874/2016). The regulation also sets MEPS for Computer and Data processing room air
GB 21455-2019 standard on minimum allowable values of the energy efficiency and energy efficiency grades for room air conditioners
The standard sets revised minimum energy performance standards, expanding their coverage and setting higher 'Energy Saving' and 'Advanced' levels of equipment across 43 products, 8 of which are cooling
Minimum Energy Performance Standards and Labelling for Air Conditioners
The MEPS requirement is equivalent to the 2-stars labelling programme, hence 3.10 Wh/Wh (for less than 4.5 kW) and 2.90 Wh/Wh (for less than
ISIRI 6016 - Split-system non-ducted air conditioners and heat pumps - method for measuring of energy consumption and energy labeling instruction
Provides Minimum Energy Performance Standards for split-system non-ducted air conditioners and heat pumps. Minimum EER is set to
Decree 103/2021 Concerning Minimum Energy Performance Standards and Energy Saving Labels for air conditioning
The decree sets Minimum Energy Performance Standards for air conditioning, depending on the type of air conditioner, along with Air Conditioner Energy Saving Label system to be
Notification S.O. 3897 on the Display of Labels of Room Air Conditioners
The Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) set new energy performance standards for air conditioners, introducing an Indian Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (ISEER), with minimum energy performance to 2.7 and 3.3 for unitary and split type air conditioners
Notification S.O. 2794 on the Display of Labels of Room Air Conditioners
The Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) set new energy performance standards for air conditioners, with minimum energy performance to 2.9 and 3.5 for unitary and split type air conditioners
Ministerial Decree 4100/2003
The ministerial decree sets regulations for labelling and standards for air conditioners in Egypt. The minimum EER for window type air conditioners equals 8.5, and 9.0 for split air
Reviewed technical regulation on energy efficiency of ductless air conditioners, RTE INEN 072 (1R)
The Ecuador Ministry of Industry and Productivity published the Resolution No. 17598 reviewing the Technical Regulation on Energy Efficiency of Ductless Air Conditioners, RTE INEN 072 (1R), which replaces the Resolution No. 14264 on the same content. The updated Technical…
Order n°140/2020 on Minimum Energy Performance Standards for Air Conditioners
The Order sets energy efficiency measures in the building sectors, with specific targets for some appliances. This includes minimum energy performances standards for split and window type air
Energy efficiency requirement for non-duct air conditioners
This standard defines minimum cooling seasonal performance factor of non-duct air conditioners with cooling capacity less than 71 kW, starting from the 1st of January 2016. air cooled: packaged: Cooling capacity (kW) < 2.2: EER 3.40 2.2 = CC < 4.0: EER 3.45 4.0 = CC <…
R-2000: environmentally friendly homes
The R-2000 program is funded under the Budget 2017 Energy Efficiency in Housing, Industry and Transportation which has been allocated CAD 67.5 million in the first four years and CAD 15.9 million in ongoing federal funding. Originating as far back as 1980, R-2000 is a building…
Standard STB 2462-2020 for household air conditioners and fans
The standard sets energy efficiency requirements for several appliances, including air
Access to electrical services in rural areas
As part of the Rural electrification and renewable energies program, the Senegalese government earmarked financial support to increase the country's electricity coverage by implementing rural electrification projects to increase and universalize electricity