Ecodesign for Sustainable Products and Energy Labelling Working Plan 2025–2030
The first ESPR working plan identifies priority products and horizontal measures for rulemaking through 2030 and provides indicative adoption dates.
- 1Final products include textiles/apparel, furniture, tyres and mattresses.
- 2Intermediate products include iron and steel, and aluminium.
- 3Horizontal acts cover repairability, recycled content and recyclability requirements.
- 4Sixteen energy-related product measures are carried over.
- 5Product information will generally be delivered through DPPs, or EPREL for relevant energy-labelled products.
Overview
The first ESPR working plan identifies priority products and horizontal measures for rulemaking through 2030 and provides indicative adoption dates.
Core points from the official source
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- Final products include textiles/apparel, furniture, tyres and mattresses.
- Intermediate products include iron and steel, and aluminium.
- Horizontal acts cover repairability, recycled content and recyclability requirements.
- Sixteen energy-related product measures are carried over.
- Product information will generally be delivered through DPPs, or EPREL for relevant energy-labelled products.
How to use this document and assess applicability
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Source and editorial information
- Category: Law and policy
- Issuer: European Commission
- Document: Ecodesign for Sustainable Products and Energy Labelling Working Plan 2025–2030
- Identifier: COM(2025) 187 final · CELEX 52025DC0187
- DPP Lens review date: July 20, 2026
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Editorial note
The plan’s adoption dates are indicative. Product requirements become binding through the relevant delegated or implementing acts.
The plan’s adoption dates are indicative. Product requirements become binding through the relevant delegated or implementing acts.
DPP Lens provides operational interpretation, not legal advice or an official conformity assessment. Always rely on the linked official text.
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