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06.08.2021 | Europe, Electrification
ZVEI Comments on the European AI Regulation ("AI Act")
The European Commission presented its proposal for a Regulation on Artificial Intelligence ("AI Act") on 21 April. The proposed regulation aims to create a legal framework in Europe for…
22.06.2021
Making EU building stock energy efficient with technologies
According to the ZVEI, existing technologies are the key to increasing the energy efficiency of buildings as well as improving the comfort of users. The EU Commission should take this into account…
05.05.2021
SF6 emissions reduced by 60 percent since 2005
Many switchgears are protected against high-energy and damaging arcs with sulphur hexafluoride. The gas with the abbreviation SF6 is non-toxic and provides excellent insulation but is about 23,000…
November
16.09.2020 | Europe, Electrification
A European industrial data economy (Position Paper)
The electrical industry’s requirements for Common European Data Spaces Networked products and new storage options enable companies to process huge volumes of data. Collected via platforms,…
26.08.2020
Starting 1.3.2021: The new energy label
On December 5, 2019, the EU Commission published the regulations on the new energy labels for washing machines, tumble dryers, dishwashers and refrigerators and wine storage appliances. In this…
15.06.2020
Climate protection through electrification and digitisation (Position Paper)
The Green Deal means future for Europe. The ZVEI supports the initiative of the EU Commission to strive for an overall, sustainable approach to reducing greenhouse gases with the Green Deal; and…
03.04.2020
Scenario for reducing SF6 operating emissions from electrical equipment through the use of alternative insulating gases
The SF6 and Alternative Gases working group has developed two future scenarios on how the introduction of new technologies to replace sulphur hexafluoride (SF6) in the field of electrical energy…