efficiency labelings

Developing Solutions

Alfred Ofosu Ahenkorah, Executive Secretary of the Ghana Energy Commission and REEEP Deputy Chair, and REEEP Director General Martin Hiller, write in UNEP's Our Planet about the challenge of balancing development priorities with environmental concerns in creating sustainable energy policies.

UEMOA to spend €1 million to take REEEP-funded appliance labelling to next stage

In addition to West Africa, REEEP has funded numerous regional appliance labelling initiatives, including a similar one in Pacific Island countries pictured here.

Following a REEEP-funded project that established a regional template for an appliance energy efficiency labelling Directive in the UEMOA countries of West Africa, the Commission has now allocated just under €1 million for labelling implementation at the Member State level.

Mainstreaming energy efficiency in building codes in West African countries

REEEP-commissioned report sets S&L baseline in Pacific Island Countries

Standards and labelling (S&L) programmes, already implemented in over 50 countries, have been found to be the most cost-effective measures available for increasing the energy efficiency of electrical appliances. In developing an effective S&L programme, market demand and supply trends must first be considered.

Performance standards and labelling for LED lighting in Ghana

EE labelling system for household appliances in West African countries

Regional Standards and Labelling Programme in Central America

Harmonisation Roadmap Development on Government Procurement for EE Products among APEC countries

Expanding and Globalising the APEC Energy Standards Information System (ESIS)

Technical Support to Energy Efficiency standards and labeling in India

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