Directive 2005/32/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 6 July 2005 establishing a framework for the setting of ecodesign requirements for energy-using products and amending Council Directive 92/42/EEC and Directives 96/57/EC and 2000/55/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (repealed)

EU Directive 2005/32 · Adopted 6 July 2005 · Extends to United Kingdom

Directive 2005/32/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council

of 6 July 2005

establishing a framework for the setting of ecodesign requirements for energy-using products and amending Council Directive 92/42/EEC and Directives 96/57/EC and 2000/55/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (repealed)

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Annotations to the whole text

Textual amendments

F1: Repealed by Directive 2009/125/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 21 October 2009 establishing a framework for the setting of ecodesign requirements for energy-related products (recast) (Text with EEA relevance).

1Subject matter and scope Repealed
2Definitions Repealed
3Placing on the market and/or putting into service Repealed
4Responsibilities of the importer Repealed
5Marking and declaration of conformity Repealed
6Free movement Repealed
7Safeguard clause Repealed
8Conformity assessment Repealed
9Presumption of conformity Repealed
10Harmonised standards Repealed
11Requirements for components and sub-assemblies Repealed
12Administrative cooperation and exchange of information Repealed
13Small and medium-sized enterprises Repealed
14Consumer information Repealed
15Implementing measures Repealed
16Working plan Repealed
17Self-regulation Repealed
18Consultation Forum Repealed
19Committee procedure Repealed
20Penalties Repealed
21Amendments Repealed
22Repeals Repealed
23Review Repealed
24Confidentiality Repealed
25Implementation Repealed
26Entry into force Repealed
27Addressees Repealed
Annex IMethod for setting generic Eco-design requirements Repealed
Part 1. Ecodesign parameters for EuPs Repealed
1.1In so far as they relate to product design, significant environmental aspects are identified with reference to the following phases of the life cycle of the product: Repealed
1.2For each phase, the following environmental aspects are to be assessed where relevant: Repealed
1.3In particular, the following parameters will be used, as appropriate, and supplemented by others, where necessary, for evaluating the potential for improving the environmental aspects mentioned in the previous paragraph: Repealed
2. Requirements relating to the supply of informatPart 2. Requirements relating to the supply of informat Repealed
Part 3. Requirements for the manufacturer Repealed
1Addressing the environmental aspects identified in the implementing measure as capable of being influenced in a substantial manner through product design, manufacturers of EuPs will be required to perform an assessment of the EuP model throughout its lifecycle, based upon realistic assumptions about normal conditions and purposes of use. Other environmental aspects may be examined on a voluntary basis. Repealed
2Manufacturers will make use of this assessment to evaluate alternative design solutions and the achieved environmental performance of the product against benchmarks. Repealed
Annex IIMethod for setting specific ecodesign requirements Repealed
Annex IIICE marking Repealed
Annex IV: Internal design control Repealed
1Division 1 Repealed
2A technical documentation file making possible an assessment of the conformity of the EuP with the requirements of the applicable implementing measure will be compiled by the manufacturer. Repealed
3Division 3 Repealed
Annex V: Management system for assessing conformity Repealed
1Division 1 Repealed
2Division 2 Repealed
3Environmental elements of the management system Repealed
3.1The environmental product performance policy Repealed
3.2Planning Repealed
3.3Division 3.3 Repealed
3.3.1The documentation concerning the management system should cover the following, in particular: Repealed
3.3.2The documentation concerning the EuP will specify, in particular: Repealed
3.4Checking and corrective action Repealed
Annex VIDeclaration of conformity Repealed
Annex VIIContents of the implementing measures Repealed
Annex VIIIAnnex VIII Repealed
1Openness of participation Repealed
2Added value Repealed
3Representativeness Repealed
4Quantified and staged objectives Repealed
5Involvement of civil society Repealed
6Monitoring and reporting Repealed
7Cost-effectiveness of administering a self-regulatory initiative Repealed
8Sustainability Repealed
9Incentive compatibility Repealed

1Subject matter and scopeF1

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2DefinitionsF1

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3Placing on the market and/or putting into serviceF1

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4Responsibilities of the importerF1

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5Marking and declaration of conformityF1

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6Free movementF1

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7Safeguard clauseF1

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8Conformity assessmentF1

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9Presumption of conformityF1

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10Harmonised standardsF1

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11Requirements for components and sub-assembliesF1

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12Administrative cooperation and exchange of informationF1

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13Small and medium-sized enterprisesF1

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14Consumer informationF1

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15Implementing measuresF1

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16Working planF1

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17Self-regulationF1

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18Consultation ForumF1

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19Committee procedureF1

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20PenaltiesF1

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21AmendmentsF1

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22RepealsF1

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23ReviewF1

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24ConfidentialityF1

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25ImplementationF1

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26Entry into forceF1

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27AddresseesF1

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Annex IMethod for setting generic Eco-design requirementsF1

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1.1In so far as they relate to product design, significant environmental aspects are identified with reference to the following phases of the life cycle of the product:F1

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1.2For each phase, the following environmental aspects are to be assessed where relevant:F1

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1.3In particular, the following parameters will be used, as appropriate, and supplemented by others, where necessary, for evaluating the potential for improving the environmental aspects mentioned in the previous paragraph:F1

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2. Requirements relating to the supply of informatF1

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1Addressing the environmental aspects identified in the implementing measure as capable of being influenced in a substantial manner through product design, manufacturers of EuPs will be required to perform an assessment of the EuP model throughout its lifecycle, based upon realistic assumptions about normal conditions and purposes of use. Other environmental aspects may be examined on a voluntary basis.F1

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2Manufacturers will make use of this assessment to evaluate alternative design solutions and the achieved environmental performance of the product against benchmarks.F1

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Annex IIMethod for setting specific ecodesign requirementsF1

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Annex IIICE markingF1

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2A technical documentation file making possible an assessment of the conformity of the EuP with the requirements of the applicable implementing measure will be compiled by the manufacturer.F1

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3Environmental elements of the management systemF1

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3.1The environmental product performance policyF1

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3.2PlanningF1

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3.3.1The documentation concerning the management system should cover the following, in particular:F1

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3.3.2The documentation concerning the EuP will specify, in particular:F1

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3.4Checking and corrective actionF1

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Annex VIDeclaration of conformityF1

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Annex VIIContents of the implementing measuresF1

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Annex VIIIF1

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1Openness of participationF1

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2Added valueF1

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3RepresentativenessF1

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4Quantified and staged objectivesF1

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5Involvement of civil societyF1

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6Monitoring and reportingF1

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7Cost-effectiveness of administering a self-regulatory initiativeF1

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8SustainabilityF1

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9Incentive compatibilityF1

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