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Non-listed products

 
Non-listed products meet the Energy Technology Criteria, but don’t appear on the Energy Technology Product List (ETPL). Claiming for these items is slightly more complex, and the process changes depending on which technology group the product is in.

Non-listed products fall into four categories. Click on the link for each one to find out what you need to do to make a claim:
  • Component based automatic monitoring and targeting equipment (AMT).
  • Combined heat and power (CHP).
  • Lighting.
  • Pipework insulation.
Why are products in these categories not on the ETPL?
To claim an allowance on component based AMT or CHP equipment, companies need to get certification from the Department for Environment and Climate Chage – it is not simply a matter of installing a particular product. Therefore, eligible equipment in these two categories doesn’t appear on the ETPL.

With lighting and pipework insulation, there are so many product variations that it would be impractical to list all of them. Manufacturers/suppliers of equipment in these categories will be able to advise customers on which of their products are eligible for an ECA. Therefore businesses looking to purchase products in these categories should seek confirmation of compliance for the products they intend to purchase to the ETL criteria from the product manufacturer/supplier. The confirmation issued by a manufacturer/supplier should then be used to support an ECA claim.

 
 
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