EUROPEAN COMMISSION
Brussels, 16.4.2025
SWD(2025) 112 final
COMMISSION STAFF WORKING DOCUMENT
Implementation of the Ecodesign and Energy Labelling Working Plan 2022-2024
Accompanying the document
Commission Communication
Ecodesign for Sustainable Products and Energy Labelling Working Plan 2025-2030
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Implementation of the Ecodesign and Energy Labelling Working Plan 2022-2024
The Ecodesign and Energy Labelling Working Plan 2022-24 (hereafter EDELWP 22-24) was adopted by the Commission on 31 March 2022. It was based on a detailed preparatory study looking at potential new products to be regulated as well as the unfinished elements from the previous working plan for the years 2016-19.
1.Completed items from the EDELWP 22-24
Table
1
shows the product groups from the EDELWP 22-24 for which regulations have been adopted. Five ecodesign regulations, one of them for a product regulated under ecodesign for the first time, and two regulations setting accompanying energy labels have been adopted. In addition, one ecodesign regulation was repealed and an updated voluntary agreement was accepted.
Table 1. Completed items from the EDELWP 2022-24
2.Not completed items from the EDELWP 22-24 in the ESPR transition regime
Article 79(1)(a)(i) of the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) creates a specific transitional regime allowing to continue the work undertaken on 19 listed products with a view to adopt relevant measures pursuant to the Ecodesign Directive until the end of 2026. Work has subsequently been completed on one of these products, industrial fans.
Table
2
lists the remaining EDELWP 22-24 product groups which are covered by the specific transitional regime, along with their associated energy labels regulations. Of these, one has already had a positive vote by the Committee.
Table 2. Ecodesign items in ESPR transition regime and associated energy label regulations.
In view of the very short time to finalise and adopt this large number of regulations, the Commission is placing the highest priority on advancing the work undertaken on these products. Despite this, it cannot be ruled out that some of these regulations will not have been adopted by the end of 2026.
3.Not completed items from the EDELWP 22-24 proposed for the ESPR WP
A further 16 product groups listed in the EDELWP 22-24 were not included in the ESPR transition regime since work on them was not at a sufficiently advanced stage by the time of adoption and entry into force of the ESPR. These items are listed in
Table 3
and comprise 11 ecodesign regulations and 9 energy or tyre labelling regulations.
The status column shows how advanced the work is on each item. Preparatory work has started on all of these items except two reviews (welding equipment and light sources).
Two of the items are implementation reports on the energy and tyre labelling framework regulations and these are in preparation.
Table 3. Uncompleted EDELWP 22-24 items for the ESPR WP.