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Washing machine with a European energy efficiency label attached

Electronics

Communicating Circular Economy Through Labeling

CLASP presented research on existing circular economy labeling on appliances to the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) and provided recommendations for developing an appliance circular economy labeling scheme.

Electronics

Bending Toward Circular: Using Extended Producer Responsibility Schemes to Transition to Appliance Circular Economy

CLASP's research on Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) schemes explores how governments can use these programs to transition to a circular economy.

Batteries & Storage

Innovations in Off-Grid Solar E-Waste Management

This report presents case studies on the first round of the inaugural Global LEAP Awards Solar E-Waste Challenge, offering detailed analysis of eight projects addressing growing e-waste levels from the off-grid solar sector in sub-Saharan Africa.

Electronics

Transitional Test Method for Ecodesign and Energy Labelling requirements for Electronic Displays

Transitional Test Method sets out a measurement methodology that can be freely used by manufacturers and importers of electronic displays to assess compliance with two recent European regulations.

Electronics

Update to the Ecodesign Requirements for Televisions – Analysis of the European Market

Electronics

Potential Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction from Applying Circular Economy Principles to Ecodesign Products
The contribution from CLASP has been instrumental in the process for setting ecodesign and energy labelling requirements on televisions and computer monitors. Paolo Tosoratti
Policy Officer, Energy Efficiency; European Commission

Lighting

Study: retail prices of LED lamps dropping rapidly

CLASP’s Europe program has studied retail prices for LED lamps finding a rapid rate of price reduction globally and in France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the United Kingdom.

Refrigeration

Independent Contribution to EU Ecodesign and Energy Labelling for Commercial Refrigeration Equipment

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