Documenti del progetto

The Italian project partner, ENEA, has elaborted a detailed overview of the presence of energy labels in Italian points of sales, analysing the label display in relations to the product types, shop types, regions, and other characteristics.

Italian project partner, ENEA, has prepared a brochure, explaining the new enegry labels to consumers.

Energy labelling and ecodesign are a crucial driver for market transformation, orienting consumers’ choice towards more energy efficient appliances. Unfortunately, not all EU Member States apply effective actions for controlling the correct labelling implementation and product compliance. The Come On Labels project therefore has analysed the question of information and test results exchange among Member States and related bodies, in order to draw some recommendations to be shared. The main goal of this document is to collect available information and practices about the sharing of surveillance activities at EU and Member States level, and to describe the recently published Product Safety and Market Surveillance Package that includes new recommendations and obligations for market surveillance authorities.

The Italian manufacturer association, CECED Italia, in cooperation with ENEA, the national energy agency and the Come On Labels project partner, has conducted a series of seminars for the regional retailers, informing and educating them about the energy labeling provisions, content and requirements. Over 300 retailer representatives particaipted to the events, organised from November 2012 to January 2013 in Padova, Bologna, Bari, Firenze and Catania.

An article on new energy labels has been published in Trade Bianco, Italian expert magazine on products and appliances.

An overview and analysis of a presence of energy labels in shops in Italy, undertaken in 2012.

The Italian project partner, ENEA, is working with CECED Italia and the national retailer Association to educate retailers about the proper display of energy labels at the points of sale. First two seminars have taken place in November 2012 in Padova and Bologna, attended by 90 and 50 participants, respectively.

On 18th October 2012, ENEA presented energy labels on a seminar organized under GreenSchool project in Laveno Mombello.

Survey on penetration of domestic appliances in Italian households and their energy efficiency levels.

The Italian project partner organised a School Day on May 14., 2012, where energy labelling issues have been presented to students from three schools. (The programme and presentation for download in Italian)

A video on the new energy labels for refrigerators has been broadcasted within an Italian TV programme "Le Iene" (The hyenas), a satiric programme that reports to the general public social and political issues and open problems.

Energy label related training was presented to students of the Technical institute ISIS C.A. Dalla Chiesa  in Sesto Calende (VA). 5 classrooms (about 100 students) have been involved in a information campaign on the use of  household appliances in particular cold appliances and washing machines.

Presentation for the lesson titled "L'etichettatura energetica: strumento di promozione (globale) dell'efficienza energetica ?" (Energy labelling: tool for the (global) promotion of the energy efficiency?)

Presentation and further information about biomass stoves within the European trade event.

Summary and photos from a dissemination event where energy label was presented to students in Ispra.

The Italian project partner, ENEA, has undertaken a presentation to fifth grade students and teachers, dealing with the product energy usage and energy labelling. Full presentation available upon request.

Article about the new energy labels in La Repubblica internet newspaper.

On May 14, 2011, the Joint Research Centre - Ispra Site - organised the annual "Open Day". Visitors received information about the energy efficiency and renewable energy opportunities. The local ENEA office participated to the event presenting the on-going activities, including the ComeOn Label project. The pictures available below for download show the project material displayed, there is also the poster for download.

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