Efficiency Improvement Program for Domestic Appliances

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Boosting Energy Transformation 2050 by accelerated removal & replacement of inefficient domestic refrigeration It’s (global) time to act! The energy transformation (Swiss: 2050) is under huge time pressure, in the housing sector the implementation speed is not fast enough! The housing sector has a big impact on the national energy & carbon base line. White goods are consuming ~9% of national energy, refrigeration devices consuming ~33% of white goods energy. Boosting Energy Transformation 2050 by accelerated removal & replacement of inefficient domestic refrigeration It’s (global) time to act! The energy transformation (Swiss: 2050) is under huge time pressure, in the housing sector the implementation speed is not fast enough! The housing sector has a big impact on the national energy & carbon base line. White goods are consuming ~9% of national energy, refrigeration devices consuming ~33% of white goods energy.

Project Idea Metadata

• Project Idea Name: Efficiency Improvement Program for Domestic Appliances
• Date: 11/16/2020 7:40:31 AM
• Administrators:
  • Dirk Hoffmann

Project Idea Description

Boosting Energy Transformation 2050 by accelerated removal & replacement of inefficient domestic refrigeration It’s (global) time to act! The energy transformation (Swiss: 2050) is under huge time pressure, in the housing sector the implementation speed is not fast enough! The housing sector has a big impact on the national energy & carbon base line. White goods are consuming ~9% of national energy, refrigeration devices consuming ~33% of white goods energy.

Boosting Energy Transformation 2050 by accelerated removal & replacement of inefficient domestic refrigeration It’s (global) time to act! The energy transformation (Swiss: 2050) is under huge time pressure, in the housing sector the implementation speed is not fast enough! The housing sector has a big impact on the national energy & carbon base line. White goods are consuming ~9% of national energy, refrigeration devices consuming ~33% of white goods energy.