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Policy Country Product Types Policy Approach Policy Instrument Policy Status Adopted Revised Updated by CLASP Fuel Types
Energy Labeling of Electrical Products and Household Appliances (NM 14.2.300) Morocco
Kitchen, Dishwashers, Laundry+5 More
 Mandatory Comparative Label Entered into force Electricity
Energy Labeling of Electrical Products and Household Appliances: Requirements for Air Conditioners (NM 14.2.302) Morocco Space Heating and Space Cooling, Air Conditioning Mandatory Comparative Label, Minimum Performance Standard Entered into force Electricity
Energy Saving Labeling Program - Air Conditioners Japan Room ACs - Stationary ACs Voluntary Comparative Label Entered into force, Revised Electricity
Energy-Saving Labeling Program - Computers Japan Computers Voluntary Comparative Label Entered into force, Revised Electricity
Energy-Saving Labeling Program - Gas cooking appliances Japan Cooktops or Hobs Voluntary Comparative Label Entered into force, Revised Gas
Energy-Saving Labeling Program - Gas cooking appliances Japan Ovens Voluntary Comparative Label Entered into force, Revised Gas
Energy-Saving Labeling Program - Magnetic disk units Japan Hard-Drives Voluntary Comparative Label Entered into force, Revised Electricity
Energy-Saving Labeling Program - Rice Cookers Japan Rice Cookers Voluntary Comparative Label Entered into force, Revised Electricity
Energy-Saving Labeling Program - Routers Japan Networking Equipment Voluntary Comparative Label Entered into force, Revised Electricity
Energy-Saving Labeling Program - Space heaters Japan Boilers and Furnaces Voluntary Comparative Label Entered into force, New Gas, Oil
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