After eight conferences in Europe, the 9th International conference on Energy Efficiency in Domestic Appliances and Lighting (EEDAL) took place in Irvine, California, USA.EEDAL is becoming an international event and the 10th EEDAL conference will take place in China, co-organised with the China National Institute of Standardization.
Background
EEDAL provides for an international dialogue between the key players in the residential building sector, including appliances, HVAC and lighting manufacturers, residential energy efficiency experts and academia, service providers, consumer organisations, retailers and policy makers.
In the past, it has proven for several industries, also in the non-domestic sector, a good networking occasion.It is useful for informal contacts to some of the European Commission staff and international authorities and authors of studies preparing various legislations, especially in the field of ecodesign.
In view of the rapid developments (eco-design, labelling, public procurement, energy performance of buildings, etc.) not only in Europe but also globally members could use this platform to voice their opinions and proposals on specific issues by submitting papers for this event.
Eurovent serves in the International Programme Committee for EEDAL'19 and participates to the selection of abstracts.If you would have any request as to themes that would benefit from being highlighted do not hesitate to contact us so that these ideas may be promoted in the EEDAL Programme Committee.
Authors interested in submitting papers are requested to send an abstract not exceeding 400 words in length and not less than 200 words by 3 May 2019.The instructions for authors for submission procedure can be found in the enclosed GEN – 1012.01.Once accepted as item on the agenda you will be informed and have time to elaborate the proposal.
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Members (e.g. air conditioning, fan, heat pump manufacturers) with an interest in the global market can make use of this opportunity to highlight their views. It could be appropriate for those product groups that are subject to international competition and where information on ecodesign requirements and related standards are available.