Singapore: Energy Conservation (Amendment) Bill, 2026 Singapore has updated its energy efficiency standards. Singapore’s Mandatory Energy Labelling Scheme (MELS) and Minimum Energy Performance Standards (MEPS) are policies that aim to raise the average energy efficiency of common, energy intensive regulated goods in Singapore. Under the Energy Conservation Act, suppliers, retailers, importers and manufacturers are required to ensure...
Saudi Arabia: Updated Technical regulation for energy efficiency Saudi Arabia has published an updated technical Regulation for Energy Efficiency (05-03-16-156). It is applicable to electric mains-operated electronic displays, including televisions, monitors and digital signage displays. The standard specifies the minimum energy performance requirements for electronic displays. Requirements related to electrical safety, off-mode power consumption and standby mode shall comply with the applicable SASO standards...
New Zealand: Amendments to the electricity safety regulation. New Zealand has published Electricity (Safety) Amendment Regulations 2025 and Gas (Safety and Measurement) Amendment Regulations 2025. The Electricity (Safety) Regulations 2010 and the Gas (Safety and Measurement) Regulations 2010 (the regulations) set benchmarks for safe electricity and gas networks, installations, appliances, and associated fittings in...
Switzerland: Draft revision of the ordinance on energy efficiency Switzerland has published a draft revision of the ordinance on energy efficiency. It further harmonizes the requirements with the EU law. As part of the present revision of the Energy Efficiency Ordinance of November 1, 2017 (EnEV; SR 730.02), adaptations to EU law are being...
EU: New RoHS exemptions passed. The EU Commission has published three delegated directives regarding three exemptions from RoHS: The first one concerns lead in glass or in ceramic of electrical or electronic components, including dielectric ceramic in capacitors. The second one concerns lead as an alloying element in steel, aluminium and copper, which are...
Malysia: New Guideline for the Approval of Electrical Equipment 2024 Malaysia has published a new Guideline for the Approval of Electrical Equipment (Electricity Regulation 1994) 2024 Edition. These Guidelines describes the following: lists of regulated electrical equipment; procedures and conditions that shall be complied with by the applicants in the submission of the application...
Vietnam: New list of regulated ICT products Vietnam has published a new list of ICT products subject to local certification. The list is contained in the Draft Circular specifying the List of products and goods with unsafe capability under management responsibility of Ministry of Information and Communications. The draft Circular content is as follows:...
China: New version of the Chinese RoHS standard GB/T 26572-2011 China has published a draft new version of the Chinese RoHS standard GB/T 26572-2011: National Standard of the P.R.C., Requirements for restricted use of hazardous substances in electrical and electronic products. This document specifies the limit requirements, labeling requirements and conformity assessment requirements for...
EU: Three RoHS exemptions under consultation The EU Commission has notified public consultations about RoHS exemptions. Under EU rules, certain hazardous substances are restricted in electrical and electronic equipment. Specific, time-limited exemptions can be granted upon request from businesses or organisations if the necessary criteria are met. The first exemption under assessment concerns lead...
China: New GB standard for refrigeration and air-conditioning China has published a new standard National Standard of the P.R.C., Refrigeration and air-conditioning equipment—Safety technical specification. It specifies the general safety requirements for refrigeration and air conditioning equipment, and the safety technical requirements for all aspects of the life cycle including materials, design, manufacturing, installation,...
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