Brazil
United for Efficiency supports Brazil’s policymakers and regulators in advancing policies, strategies and actions for the phase-out of inefficient refrigeration products.
The project promotes an integrated policy approach to support the transition to energy-efficient and climate-friendly refrigeration technologies, ensuring that market transformation can be sustained over time by the domestic market without continued external support.
At a Glance
- Development of Minimum Energy Performance Standards (MEPS) and energy labels
- Strengthening monitoring, verification and enforcement capacities
- Supported through the GCF Readiness Programme
Project Details
Main Components
This project focuses on strengthening stakeholder capacity, supporting the implementation of MEPS and energy labelling frameworks, and improving knowledge-sharing on efficient refrigeration technologies.
- National market assessment on commercial refrigerators
- Report on international best practices for commercial refrigeration regulations
- Recommendations for the adoption of new minimum energy performance standards and energy labels at the national level
- Capacity building for monitoring, verification and enforcement, including training workshops for national testing laboratories
- Technical assistance for the development of a Product Registration System
- Development of recommendations and guidelines for sustainable procurement of refrigerators
- Workshop to share results and lessons learned with other MERCOSUR countries
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Key Documents
- International Best Practices Report (in Portuguese)
- Market Research Report (in Portuguese)
- MEPS and Labels Recommendations (in Portuguese)
- MVC Recommendations (in Portuguese)
- Sustainable Public Procurement for Commercial Refrigerators Report (in Portuguese)