WORLD TRADE  
ORGANIZATION  TN/TE/19 
22 March 2010 
 
 (10-1555) 
Committee on Trade and Environment 
Special Session  
 
 
COMMITTEE ON TRADE AND ENVIRONMENT IN SPECIAL SESSION  
 
Report by the Chairman, Ambassador Manuel A. J. Teehankee,  
to the Trade Negotiations Committee for th e purpose of the TNC stocktaking exercise 1 
 
 
1. This report is intended to take stock of progress made in the Committee on Trade and 
Environment in Special Session (CTESS) since my last written report to the Trade Negotiations 
Committee (TNC) in July 20082.  It also aims at identifying the areas that will require further attention 
from Members to bring negotiations to a successful  conclusion on all three parts of the mandate in 
Paragraph 31 of the Doha Declaration.   
2. The work programme set out in my July 2008 report, which was updated in October 2009 to 
include new timelines3, has guided the continuation of work up to now.     
I. PARAGRAPH 31(I) 
3. The ideas put forward in Members' proposals for an outcome under Paragraph 31(i)4 fall 
within five main clusters:  (a) the importance of national coordination to enhance the mutual 
supportiveness of trade and environment, and the valu e of experience-sharing in this regard;  (b) how 
CTESS discussions on specific trade obligations ( STOs) set out in multilateral environmental 
agreements (MEAs) could be reflected in an ou tcome;  (c) dispute settlement/legal principles;  
(d) technical assistance to developing country Members;  and (e) general principles.   
4. Members' positions on these various issues were described in my July 2008 report to TNC 
and to recall: 
a.) National coordination : Many Members consider that the importance of coordination at 
national level , and the value of national experience-sharing  regarding the negotiation and 
implementation of STOs set out in MEAs, s hould be highlighted in any outcome under 
Paragraph 31(i).  In this regard, it was furt her suggested that Members share experiences 
relating to their national coordination process es and to the negotiation and implementation 
of STOs in MEAs, as part of the work programme of the CTE in Regular Session.   
b.) STOs:  A number of proposals have focused on how discussions in the CTESS on STOs set 
out in MEAs  could be reflected in an outcome.  In the course of these discussions, Members 
identified, on an illustrative basis, provisi ons within MEAs that could qualify as "STOs"5.  It 
                                                      
1 This report is circulated under the Chair's own re sponsibility and is without prejudice to the position 
of WTO Members in the negotiations.   
2 TN/TE/18 (Report by the Chairman to the TNC, 18 July 2008).  A complete list of documents that 
have been circulated in the CTESS is contained in document TN/TE/INF/4/Rev.14 (Note by the Secretariat, 
17 February 2010). 
3 The Chair's fax dated 2 October 2009, which contained the revised CTESS work programme and 
template for submissions, is included in Annex I.   
4 TN/TE/W/68 (European Union, 30 June 2006);  TN/TE/W/72/Rev.1 (Argentina, Australia, 
7 May 2007);  Job(08)/33 (Norway, 29 April 2008);  Job(08)/38 (African Group, 8 May 2008).   
5 Convention on International Trade in Endangered  Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES);  
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 was noted in this context that certain features of STOs were key to enhancing mutual 
supportiveness between trade and environment, although some delegations pointed out that 
prescriptive language on this aspect should be avoided.   
c.) Dispute settlement/legal principles
: Another proposal relates to dispute settlement 
procedures , in particular the use of MEA expertise in WTO disputes.  Strong concerns were 
raised by some Members that such a propo sal could alter the balance of rights and 
obligations under existing agreements, including  under the DSU.  This is an area where 
further engagement would be needed and fo r Members to make further proposals on how 
any of these ideas could be reflected in an outcome.   
d.) Technical assistance and capacity-building : The issue of technical assistance  and 
capacity-building  to assist Members in implementing STOs in MEAs in a WTO-compliant 
manner is also addressed in one of the proposal s.  This idea can be further examined in 
conjunction with other suggesti ons relating to the development dimension of Trade and 
Environment negotiations, also bearing in mind Paragraph 33 of the Doha Ministerial 
Declaration.   
e.) General principles : Finally, some delegations have put forward proposals relating to 
preambular language  or general principles  that are considered to govern the WTO-MEA 
relationship and which recall or affirm prior agreements or declarations.  Members need to 
engage further on these issues when there is mo re clarity on the substance as well as the 
form of the outcome in this area.   
5. I will be holding further dedicated discussions on these five clusters of issues mentioned 
above with the objective of achieving more clarity and specificity in terms of language, in order 
to move to text-based negotiations in this area pursuant to the CTESS Work Programme.   
II. PARAGRAPH 31(II) 
6. Discussions under Paragraph 31(ii) are at a slightly more advanced stage as noted in my 
July 2008 report.  Members have identified elemen ts drawn from the proposals on the table that could 
be included in an outcome.6  Several of these elements, which are reflected in Annex II of this report, 
have already garnered broad support from the membership.   
7. For instance, with respect to information exchange , concrete suggestions were put forward 
regarding MEA information sessions to be held by the CTE, document exchange, and future 
collaboration in the context of technical assistance  and capacity-building activities.  As regards the 
issue of observer status , the Committee considered some criteri a that could guide WTO committees in 
their consideration of requests for observer status by MEAs.   
8. There are still some outstanding issues that will require further consultations.  One of them 
relates to the proposal that as part of the out come under Paragraph 31(ii), observer status be 
automatically granted to a number of MEAs w ho have taken part in the work of the CTE.7   
9. I will be holding further consultations with Me mbers on the elements of Paragraph 31(ii) in 
the context of text-based negotiations.   
                                                                                                                                                                     
Movements of Hazardous Wastes and th eir Disposal;  Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety to the Convention on 
Biological Diversity;  Rotterdam Convention on the Prio r Informed Consent Proced ure for Certain Hazardous 
Chemicals and Pesticides in International Trade;  Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants.   
6 TN/TE/W/70 (United States, 20 February 2007) and TN/TE/W/71 (Canada and New Zealand, 
30 April 2007).   
7 TN/TE/W/66 (European Communities, 15 May 2006).    TN/TE/19 
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 III. PARAGRAPH 31(III) 
10. Since my July 2008 report to the TNC, furthe r progress has been made pursuant to the Work 
Programme with regard to the identification of environmental goods of interest to Members and 
clarifications of approaches to achieving the manda te as a number of new submissions have been 
circulated in these respects.   
11. Additionally, two workshops on  Environmental Goods and Services were organized by the 
Secretariat in September 2009 and February 2010, which have contributed to deepen Members' 
understanding of the environmental goods and servi ces sector, as well as the use of environmental 
technologies in different environmental activities.  These workshops also provided an opportunity for 
Members to share their experience in developing a national position in response to the mandate in 
Paragraph 31(iii), including allowing further di scussion of examples of environmental goods of 
interest to Members.   
12. To recall, the work programme under Paragra ph 31(iii) calls for submissions "identifying 
environmental goods of interest to Members ac ross as many categories as possible, and/or 
environmental goods identified in any requests/offe rs they would have made to other Members".
8  
In addition, the work programme also calls for any submission on potential tariff treatment for the 
goods identified, including special and diffe rential (S&D) treatment;  NTBs;  other 
development-related aspects;  as well as proposals or clarifications of the approaches on how to deliver on the mandate.    
13. The identification  phase under the work programme aims at setting out the "universe" of 
goods that may be covered under th e mandate, without prejudice to the position of Members on the 
outcome, or to the approach for achieving it.  The goods  identified so far as part of this exercise are 
compiled in Section I of Annex III.
9  Where provided by the proponents, information is included on 
the product description;  HS codes and possible ex outs;  environmental bene fit or rationale;  and 
category under which the goods were put forward.   
14. The question of the approach  used to reduce or eliminate tariff and NTBs to environmental 
goods pursuant to the mandate remains open at the mo ment.  According to the proposals on the table, 
Members could reduce or eliminate tariff and non-tar iff barriers on the basis of an agreed set of 
environmental goods;10  by undertaking commitments as a result of a request-offer procedure to be 
carried out within a specified period of time;11  or by making concessions with respect to goods used 
in projects, for instance under the Clean Deve lopment Mechanism of the Kyoto Protocol.12     
15. As regards tariff treatment , some of the proponents have already suggested that tariffs on the 
goods they put forward should be eliminated13, while other Members who contributed to the 
identification of goods have not yet expressed a position on the issue.  With respect to S&D treatment , 
one suggestion made was that tariffs could be elim inated as soon as possible, but no later than X, for 
developed countries and those developing countries declaring themselves in a position to do so, and 
                                                      
8 TN/TE/18 (Report by the Chairman to the TNC, 18 July 2008).   
9 This document compiles goods identified in the following submissions:  JOB(09)/132 (Canada, 
European Communities, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, No rway, Separate Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, 
Kinmen and Matsu, Switzerland and United States, 9 October 2009);  JOB(09)/169 and Add.1 (Saudi Arabia, 6 
November 2009 and 15 December 2009);  TN/TE/W/75 and Add.1 (Japan, 27 November 2009 and 16 February 
2010);  and JOB/TE/2 (Philippines, 16 February 2010).     
10 JOB(09)/132 (Canada, European Union, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, Norway, Separate Customs 
Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu, Switzerland, and United States, 9 October 2009).   
11 JOB(07)/146 (Brazil, 1 October 2007) and JOB(09)/184 (Brazil, 15 December 2009).   
12 TN/TE/W/74 (Argentina, 23 November 2009).  
13 JOB(09)/132 (Canada, European Communities, Ja pan, Korea, New Zealand, Norway, Separate 
Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu, Switzerland and United States, 9 October 2009).  TN/TE/19 
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 that for other developing countries, tariffs should be eliminated by Y years thereafter.
14  Through 
further consultations with devel oping country Members, it may be possible to identify options for 
S&D treatment that will be considered acceptable to  all delegations.  Members will need to further 
exchange views and ideas on the potential tari ff treatment, including any proposals on ensuring 
special and differential treatment for developing count ries.  At this stage, there are still very few 
concrete ideas on the table as to how to de liver on these aspects of the mandate.   
16. With respect to non-tariff barriers , there are some proposals on the table, relating in particular 
to the harmonization of standards on organic products15 and energy efficient goods.16  Some examples 
of NTBs were also mentioned in the context of  the September 2009 workshop, including with respect 
to renewable energy products in the wind and solar sectors; these examples included:  difficulty to 
obtain working visa;  business licensing and regist ration;  local content requirements;  lengthy 
procedures at point of entry;  non recognition of t esting standards;  and transiting procedures.  Such 
examples could be reverted to in future discussions,17 and Members' constructive ideas and proposals 
will be required to make progress. 
17. Finally, the importance of development-related issues , including the issues of technical 
assistance, capacity-building, transfer of technolog y or technology diffusion, has been emphasized by 
several Members in the course of the discussions.18  Some delegations foreshadowed that they may 
come forward with more specific ideas on how to  integrate these aspects in the outcome.  More 
proposals on developmental aspects could provide a concrete basis for future discussions.   
18. Several delegations have made  reference to the linkages be tween the work of the CTESS 
under Paragraph 31(iii) and the work of other negotia ting groups.  Such linkages call for continuing 
the coordination between the CTESS and other groups, in  particular as regards to work in the Council 
for Trade in Services in Special Session on environmen tal services, which is an integral part of the 
mandate under Paragraph 31(iii).   
19. Concerning the next steps, Members will need to start reviewing what is on the table, engage 
in focused discussions and provide further outcome -specific submissions and proposals.  The new 
proposals submitted and presented in late 2009 and early  2010 were encouraging, as was the fact that 
a number of delegations also foreshadowed that they would soon be making contributions to the 
identification exercise as well as on other aspects of the mandate.  
20. At this stage, it is clear that further broad- based engagement from Members will be necessary 
in order to get to a stage where we can start seeing the contours of an outcome under Paragraph 31(iii).   
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21. With respect to the work of the CTESS in genera l, some progress has been made over the last 
year.  Members will have to continue to work  in a constructive spirit on all aspects of the 
Paragraph 31 mandate, with a view to achievi ng convergence and a cohere nt and substantially 
meaningful result that provides a win for trade, development and the environment.    
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14 JOB(09)/132 (Canada, European Communities, Ja pan, Korea, New Zealand, Norway, Separate 
Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu, Switzerland and United States, 9 October 2009). 
15 JOB(07)/146 (Brazil, 1 October 2007).  It should be noted that another proposal put forward refers to 
organic products as potential environmental goods of interest (JOB(09)/177, Peru, 27 November 2009).   
16 TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 (Japan, 16 February 2010).   
17 As suggested in JOB/TE/2 (Philippines, 16 February 2010).     
18 JOB(07)/146 (Brazil, 1 October 2007) and JOB(09)/184 (Brazil, 15 December 2009).    TN/TE/19 
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ANNEX I 
 
REVISED WORK PROGRAMME OF THE CTE IN SPECIAL SESSION  
 
 
    
To: 
 Delegates to the Committee on Trade  
and Environment in Special Session (CTESS) 
 Fax No: See list  
From: 
 H.E. Ambassador Manuel A.J. Teehankee  
Chairman of the CTESS 
 Date: 2/10/09 
Div. Ref: N:\#Ted\2009\CTESS\Meetings\18-19 
November Number of Pages (including this one):  4 
R e g .  R e f :       
 
CTESS Work Plan and  
Meeting of 18-19 November 2009  
 
 
1. Further to the discussion at the Informal Open-Ended Meeting of the CTESS held on 
24 September, delegations will find below the work  plan of the Committee for the coming months, 
which is based on the programme of work set out in the July 2008 Chair's Report to TNC.19   
1. Paragraphs 31(i) and (ii) 
2. Significant progress has been done so far on the WT O-MEA issue.  As regards the mandate in 
Paragraph 31(ii) concerning coope ration between the WTO and MEA Secretariats, Members already 
have the architecture of a text.  With respect to Paragraph 31(i), extensive di scussions have also taken 
place on the basis of Members' proposals for an outcome .  While some of the proposals on this part of 
the mandate seem to have garnered broad support,  others will require furt her consultations with 
delegations.   
3. In the next phase of work under both Paragraph 31(i) and 31(ii), text-based negotiations will 
begin on the basis of Members' proposals.  This  phase will start in November with a process of 
consultations in various configur ations aimed at making progress  on the ideas and proposals on the 
table with a view to producing a draft text, de pending on progress made, by February 2010.   
2. Paragraph 31(iii) 
4. Following the workshop held from 23-25 Sept ember, which allowed for a detailed 
examination of the different environmental goods  and services sectors, the Committee will be 
proceeding with its work under Paragraph 31(iii) as follows.   
5. By 6 November , Members are invited to make submi ssions identifying environmental goods 
of interest to them across as many categories as possible, and/or environmental goods identified in any requests/offers they would have made to other Members.
20  Proposals on other aspects of the 
mandate may also be submitted at this stage,  including on development-related aspects and 
cross-cutting issues such as techni cal assistance, capacity-building or transfer of technology.   
                                                      
19 TN/TE/18. 
20 Attached is the template for submissions previously circulated to delegations.   TN/TE/19 
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 6. The submissions will be compiled by the Secretariat and discussed at the next CTESS 
meeting scheduled on 18-19 November
.  Consultations will be held in the lead-up to, and after, the 
November meeting.   
7. The main purpose of this next phase is to creat e a broader basis for discussing the universe of 
environmental goods that may be subject to the reduction or elimination of tariff and non tariff 
barriers, as well as the development aspects of partic ular importance to Members.  Other issues will 
also be addressed in this context, such as:  HS codes and ex outs;  the environmental rationale or 
benefit;  the environmental category under which the goods may fall;  the potential tariff treatment, 
including any proposals on special and differential trea tment;  and non-tariff barriers.  It is understood 
that this next phase of work is without prejudice to the proposals on the table, the issue of treatment to 
be granted to environmental goods, or the final outcome.   
8. In a subsequent phase, Members will be invited to  update their submissions made in the initial 
phase, indicate new environmental goods of interest or put forward further offers.  These submissions 
will be compiled again and discussed at a meeting of the Committee in February.  Members will then 
review what is on the table and engage in fo cused discussions on cross-cutting and development 
related issues, as well as on a possible outcom e to the mandate under Paragraph 31(iii).   
9. The Senior Officials meetings scheduled in October, November and December will provide 
an opportunity to report on cons ultations, take stock of progress a nd encourage work in capitals for 
contributions to be made in time for th e November and February meetings.   
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[MEMBER] 
 
 
I.  E NVIRONMENTAL GOODS OF INTEREST OR IDENTIFIED IN ANY REQUESTS /OFFERS  
 
HS (2002)  DESCRIPTION  EX-OUT / ADDITIONAL 
PRODUCT SPECIFICATION  ENVIRONMENTAL 
BENEFIT/RATIONALE CATEGORY1 
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
                                                      
1 The following categories and respective abbreviations could be indicated:  
(1) Air Pollution Control (APC); 
(2) Renewable Energy (RE);   
(3) Waste Management (WM); (4) Environmental Technologies for Conservation,  Monitoring, Analysis and Assessment (ET);  
(5) Others (O).
  
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II. O THER ELEMENTS  
POTENTIAL TARIFF TREATMENT INCLUDING 
ANY PROPOSAL ON SPECIAL AND DIFFERENTIAL 
TREATMENT   
NON-TARIFF BARRIERS  ENCOUNTERED WITH 
RESPECT TO PARTICULAR ENVIRONMENTAL 
GOODS   
ADDITIONAL / OTHER REMARKS   
 
 
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ANNEX II  
 
ELEMENTS OF A DRAFT TEXT UNDER  
PARAGRAPH 31(II) OF THE DOHA MINISTERIAL DECLARATION  
  
P
REAMBULAR PARAGRAPHS  
 
- To recall Paragraphs 6, 31, 32, 33 and 51 of the Doha Ministerial Declaration;   
 
- To emphasize the importance of enhanc ing the mutual supportiveness of trade and 
environment with a view to furthering the objective of sustainable development in line with the Preamble to the Marrakesh Agreement;   
 - To recognize that enhanced collaboration between the relevant WTO committees and the 
secretariats of Multilateral Environmental Agre ements (MEAs) can effectively complement 
efforts at the domestic level to foster  trade and environment coordination.  
  
I
NFORMATION EXCHANGE  
 1. The Committee on Trade and Environment (CTE)  shall hold information exchange sessions 
with MEA secretariats on a regular basis.  Th e sessions will provide opportunity for two-way 
information exchanges between MEA and WTO secr etariats and their respective memberships on 
topics of common interest.  The CTE shall:   
(i) hold information exchange sessions initially on an annual basis;    
(ii) identify the topics and develop the age nda for discussion at the information 
exchange sessions;   
(iii) coordinate, as appropriate, with other WTO committees that may have an 
interest in the topics to be discussed.   
2. The WTO Secretariat should consult with MEA sec retariats with regard to the timing of the 
information exchange sessions so as to facilitate the active participation of relevant secretariats and 
delegates and should collaborate with MEA secret ariats in the preparation of any background 
documents for the information exchange sessions.  
3. The CTE shall review the frequency of, and procedures for, the information exchange 
sessions after five years and consider any adjust ments in light of the experience gained.   
4. The WTO Secretariat shall facilitate appropriate access by MEA secretariats to derestricted 
WTO documents on a reciprocal basis and make information from MEA secretariats available to 
WTO Members, including through the use of indexing and internet-based tools.  Access to derestricted WTO documents by MEA secretariats sh all be facilitated in accordance with the General 
Council Decision of 14 May 2002 on Procedures for the Circulation and Derestriction of WTO documents.
1    
5. The WTO Secretariat shall continue to collabor ate with MEA secretariats, as appropriate, in 
the organization of enhanced trad e and environment-related technical assistance and capacity-building 
                                                      
1 WT/L/452.  TN/TE/19 
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 activities, especially for developing countries.  The activities should aim, inter alia , at promoting 
domestic trade and environment coordination.   
O
BSERVER STATUS  
 
6. Members reaffirm that requests for observer status of international intergovernmental 
organizations are subject to the criteria and proce dures set out in Annex 3 of the Rules of Procedure 
for Sessions of the Ministerial Conference and Meetings of the General Council.2  Members further 
reaffirm that WTO committees shall make the deci sion to grant observer status to an MEA on the 
basis of a written request and consider requests for observer status on a case-by-case basis.   
7. In examining requests for observer status by MEAs, WTO committees should consider, 
inter alia , the following criteria:   
(a) the relevance of the MEA's scope of work  to the WTO committee to which a request 
is addressed (e.g. whether the MEA contains commitments that have potential implications for international trade), as well as the relevance of the WTO committee's 
scope of work to the MEA;   
(b) the MEA secretariat's participation in WTO committees and its prior contribution to 
WTO work, including workshops, capacity building activities and preparation of documents;  or the mutual benefit that may accrue to the WTO committee and the MEA from the MEA secretariat's participation in meetings of the WTO committee;   
(c) the MEA's membership, e.g., whether it broa dly reflects the membership of WTO;   
(d) the reciprocity provided by the MEA to the WTO with respect to access to 
proceedings, documents, and other aspects of observer status.   
8. In the event that the WTO comm ittee cannot reach a decision w ith respect to a particular 
MEA observer status request, it should consider inviting the MEA secretariat concerned on an ad hoc, meeting-by-meeting basis.   
 
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2 WT/L/161.   TN/TE/19 
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ANNEX III 
 
COMPILATION OF SUBMISSIONS UNDER PARAGRAPH 31(III)  
PURSUANT TO THE WORK PROGRAMME  
(AS CONTAINED IN JOB/TE/3) 
 
 
 
1. Under the CTESS Work Programme, Members were invited "to make submissions 
identifying environmental goods of interest to th em across as many categories as possible, and/or 
environmental goods identified in any requests/offe rs they would have made to other Members."1  
The Work Programme also states that proposals on other aspects of the mandate may also be 
submitted, including on cross-cutting and developmen t-related issues such as technical assistance, 
capacity-building or transfer of technology.  It is also specified that other issues may be addressed such as:  HS codes and ex outs;  the environmenta l rationale or benefit;  the environmental category 
under which the goods may fall;  the potential tariff treatment, including any proposals on special and 
differential treatment;  and non-tariff barriers.   
2. The submissions made by Members relating to e nvironmental goods of interest to them in 
response to the Work Programme are compiled in Section I below.  The environmental goods of 
interest are compiled under the broad groups suggested in the Work Programme
2, by order of their HS 
headings at 6-digit level while preserving the specifi c categories suggested by the proponents in their 
respective submissions.   
3. The goods included in the compilation appear under more than one category in cases where 
different categories were identified by Members for the same goods.  It is noted in this regard that the 
categories are simply meant to serve as a tool to better understand the environm ental rationale of the 
goods put forward.  The information concerning the description of the products, ex-out or additional 
product specification, as well as environmental be nefit or rationale are copied from Members' 
submissions.   
4. Section II reflects the proposals made by Members on other aspects of the mandate, including 
on potential tariff treatment, special and diffe rential treatment and non-tariff barriers.   
5. This compilation should be considered as wo rk in progress and may be updated in light of 
future submissions tabled by Members.   
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1 See the Chair's fax of 2 October 2009 with the re vised Work Programme of the CTESS and template 
for submissions. 
2 TN/TE/18 (18 July 2008).   TN/TE/19 
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COMPILATION OF SUBMISSIONS UNDER PARAGRAPH  31(I II)  
PURSUANT TO THE WORK PROGRAMME  
CONTENTS  
 
I. ENVIRONMENTAL GOODS OF INTEREST .......................................................................13  
A. AIR POLLUTION CONTROL (APC).............................................................................................13  
1. Submission JOB(09)/132.......................................................................................................13  
2. Submission TN/TE/W/75/ADD.1...........................................................................................14  
B. RENEWABLE ENERGY (RE).......................................................................................................19  
1. Submission JOB(09)/132.......................................................................................................19  
2. Submission JOB/TE/2 ...........................................................................................................2 2 
3. Submission TN/TE/W/75/Add.1.............................................................................................23  
C. WASTE MANAGEMENT , WATER TREATMENT AND REMEDIATION (WM/WT/R).....................28  
1. Clean Up Or Remediation of  Soil And Water (R/C) ............................................................28  
2. Management of Solid and Hazardous Waste and Recycling Systems (SHW) .......................28  
3. Waste Management, Recycling and Remediation (WMR) ....................................................31  
4. Waste  Water Management and Potable Water Treatment (WWM) .....................................31  
D. ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES (ET) ...................................................................................34  
1. Carbon Capture and Storage Technologies (CCS), Gas Flaring Emission Reduction 
 Technologies (GFR), Efficient Consumption of Energy Technologies (EC).........................34  
2. Cleaner or More Resource Efficient Technologies and Products (CT/P) ............................45  
3. Energy Efficie ncy (EE)......................................................................................................... .46 
4. Environmental Monitoring, Analysis and Assessment Equipment (M/A) .............................48  
5. Heat and Energy Management (H/EM) ................................................................................52  
6. Natural Risk Management (RM) ...........................................................................................52  
7. Noise and Vibration Abatement (N/V) ..................................................................................53  
E. OTHERS (OTH).......................................................................................................................... 54 
1. Environmentally Preferable Products based on End-Use or Disposal  
 Characteristics (EPP)......................................................................................................... ..54 
2. Natural Resources Protection (NR) ......................................................................................54  
3. Other (OTH).................................................................................................................... ......55 
II. OTHER ELEMENTS.............................................................................................................56  
A. POTENTIAL TARIFF TREATMENT INCLUDING ANY PROPOSAL ON SPECIAL  AND DIFFERENTIAL 
 TREATMENT ............................................................................................................................... 56 
B. NON-TARIFF BARRIERS ENCOUNTERED WITH RE SPECT TO PARTICULAR ENVIRONMENTAL 
 GOODS ............................................................................................................................... ........56  
C. ADDITIONAL / OTHER REMARKS ...............................................................................................56  
 
 
 
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 Page 13I. ENVIRONMENTAL GOODS OF INTEREST 
HS (2002) HS CODE DESCRIPTION EX-OUT / ADDITIONAL PRODUCT 
SPECIFICATION REMARKS / ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFIT MEMBER (S) SOURCE 
A. AIR POLLUTION CONTROL (APC) 
1. SUBMISSION JOB(09)/132 
840420 Condensers for steam or other vapour power units.  Used to cool gas streams to temperatures which allow 
the removal of contaminants, e.g. volatile organic 
compounds (VOC) like benzene. Canada, Japan, New 
Zealand, United 
States JOB(09)/132 
840490 Parts for auxiliary plant for boilers, condensers for 
steam, vapour power unit.   These parts are used in the repair and maintenance of 
the equipment classified under item HS 840410.  This 
secondary equipment is also used to support waste heat recovery processes, such as boilers mentioned above, in 
waste treatment, or renewabl e energy resource recovery 
applications. United States JOB(09)/132 
840510 Producer gas or water gas generators, with or 
without their purifiers; acetylene gas generators and 
similar water process gas generators, with or without their purifiers.   Include only those with purifiers Purifiers remove contaminants (such as cyanide or 
sulphur compounds) produced in the manufacture of 
gases. Canada, Korea, New 
Zealand, United 
States JOB(09)/132 
841410 Vacuum pumps. Industrial hoods for transportation or extraction of 
air pollutants such as exhaust gas or dust. Air handling equipment.  Used in a number of 
environmental applications, e.g. flue gas 
desulphurisation (the process by which sulphur is 
removed from combustion exhaust gas). Canada, Japan, New 
Zealand, United 
States JOB(09)/132 
841430 Compressors of a kind used in refrigerating 
equipment Compressors used in air handling equipment. Air handling equipment. Transport or extraction of 
polluted air, corrosive gases or dust. Japan, New Zealand JOB(09)/132 
841440 Air compressors mounted on a wheeled chassis for 
towing. Air compressors used in the transportation or 
extraction of polluted air, corrosive gases or dust.  Air handling equipment. Transport or extraction of 
polluted air, corrosive gases or dust. Japan, Korea, New 
Zealand JOB(09)/132 
841459 Fans other than table, floor, wall, window, ceiling 
or roof fans, with a self-contained electric motor of an output not exceeding 125 W. Optional ex-out of fans for the transport or 
extraction of polluted air and corrosive gases or dust.. Air handling equipment. Transport or extraction of 
polluted air, corrosive gases or dust.  Transport or extraction of polluted air and corrosive gases or dust. Canada, European 
Communities, Japan, Korea, 
New Zealand, 
United States JOB(09)/132 
841480 Air Pumps, air/oth. gas compressors and fans (excl. 
of 8414.10-8414.59); ve ntilating/recycling hoods 
incorp. a fan, whether or not  fitted with filters (excl. 
of 8414.60). Industrial hoods; aerators; blowers; and diffusers. Air handling equipment. Transport or extraction of 
polluted air, corrosive gases or dust. Japan, Canada, 
Chinese Taipei, New Zealand, United 
States, European 
Communities, KoreaJOB(09)/132 
841490 Air or vacuum pumps, air or other gas compressors 
and fans; ventilating or recycling hoods incorporating a fan, whether or not fitted with 
filters: Parts.                             Parts for 841410x, 841430, 841440, and 841480x. 
Optional ex-out may include: 841459x.  Air handling equipment. Transport or extraction of 
polluted air, corrosive gases or dust.  Transport or extraction of polluted air and corrosive gases or dust. Canada, Japan, 
European Communities, New 
Zealand JOB(09)/132  
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841960 Machinery for liquefying air or other gases.   For separation and removal of pollutants through 
condensation. Canada, Chinese 
Taipei, Korea, 
Japan, New Zealand,
United States JOB(09)/132 
841989 Machinery, plant or laboratory equipment, whether 
or not electrically heated (excluding furnaces, ovens and other equipment of heading 85.14), for the 
treatment of materials by a process involving a 
change of temperature su ch as heating, cooking, 
roasting, distilling, rectifying, sterilising, 
pasteurising, steaming, drying, evaporating, 
vaporising, condensing or  cooling, other than 
machinery or plant of a kind used for domestic purposes; instantaneous or storage water heaters, 
non-electric. Evaporators and dryers, for water and waste water 
treatment. Condensers and cooling towers.  Biogas reactors; digestion tanks  and biogas refinement 
equipment. For processing water and wast e water and the separation 
and removal of pollutants through condensation.  Includes fluidised bed system s (bubbling, circulating, 
etc.) and biomass boilers. Can also help anaerobic 
digestion of organic matter. Canada, European 
Communities, Japan, New Zealand JOB(09)/132 
842139 Filtering or purifying machinery and apparatus for 
gas (other than intake air filters for internal 
combustion engines). Optional ex-out may include: Catalytic converters / 
Gas separation equipment / Pneumatic fluid power 
filters rated at 550 kPa  or greater / Industrial gas 
cleaning equipment / Electrostatic filters 
(precipitators).  Physical, mechanical, chemical  or electrostatic filters 
and purifiers for the removal of COV, solid or liquid 
particles in gases, etc. Canada, European 
Communities 
Chinese Taipei, Japan, Korea, United 
States JOB(09)/132 
902610 Instruments for measuring or checking the flow, 
level, pressure or other va riables of liquids or gases.Air quality monitors; and dust emissions monitors.  Monitors to measure air pollution; basis for possible 
correcting measures (notably in  view of health effects). European 
Communities JOB(09)/132 
2. SUBMISSION TN/TE/W/75/ADD.1 
870210 Motor vehicles for the transport of ten or more 
persons, including the driver, with compression-
ignition internal combustion piston engine (diesel or 
semi-diesel) ・Clean diesel vehicles with a diesel-engine and a 
device that eliminate the suspended particulate 
matter, oxide of nitrogen etc. 
・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870290 Motor vehicles for the transport of ten or more 
persons, including the driver, excluding those with 
diesel or semi-diesel ・Electric vehicles with a secondary battery and a 
electric motor 
・Fuel cell vehicles with a fuel cell, electric motor 
and hydrogen tank 
・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor 
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870321 Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally 
designed for the transport of persons with spark-ignition internal combustion reciprocating piston 
engine, of a cylinder capacity not exceeding 1,000 
cc ・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1  
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870322 Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally 
designed for the transport of persons with spark-
ignition internal combustion reciprocating piston 
engine, of a cylinder capacity exceeding 1,000 cc but not exceeding 1,500 cc ・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870323 Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally 
designed for the transport of persons with spark-
ignition internal combustion reciprocating piston 
engine, of a cylinder capacity exceeding 1,500 cc but not exceeding 3,000 cc ・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870324 Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally 
designed for the transport of persons with spark-ignition internal combustion reciprocating piston 
engine, of a cylinder capacity exceeding 3,000 cc ・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870331 Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally 
designed for the transport of persons with 
compression-ignition internal combustion piston engine(diesel or semi-diese l), of a cylinder capacity 
not exceeding 1,500 cc Clean diesel vehicles with a diesel-engine and a 
device that eliminate the suspended particulate 
matter, oxide of nitrogen etc. 
・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870332 Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally 
designed for the transport of persons with compression-ignition internal combustion piston 
engine(diesel or semi-diese l), of a cylinder capacity 
exceeding 1,500 cc but not exceeding 2,500 cc ・Clean diesel vehicles with a diesel-engine and a 
device that eliminate the suspended particulate 
matter, oxide of nitrogen etc. 
・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870333 Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally 
designed for the transport of persons with 
compression-ignition internal combustion piston 
engine(diesel or semi-diese l), of a cylinder capacity 
exceeding 2,500 cc ・Clean diesel vehicles with a diesel-engine and a 
device that eliminate the suspended particulate 
matter, oxide of nitrogen etc. 
・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870390 Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally 
designed for the transport of persons, including 
incomplete motor vehicles  without engine, other 
than those with spark-ignition internal combustion 
reciprocating piston engi ne and with compression-
ignition internal combustion piston engine (diesel or 
semi-diesel) ・Electric vehicles with a secondary battery and a 
electric motor 
・Fuel cell vehicles with a fuel cell, electric motor 
and hydrogen tank 
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1  
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870410 Dumpers designed for off-highway use ・Clean diesel vehicles with a diesel-engine and a 
device that eliminate the suspended particulate 
matter, oxide of nitrogen etc. 
・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Electric vehicles with a secondary battery and a 
electric motor 
・Fuel cell vehicles with a fuel cell, electric motor 
and hydrogen tank 
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870421 Motor vehicles for the transport of goods with 
compression-ignition internal combustion piston engine (diesel or semi-diesel), g.v.w. not exceeding 
5 tonnes ・Clean diesel vehicles with a diesel-engine and a 
device that eliminate the suspended particulate 
matter, oxide of nitrogen etc. 
・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870422 Motor vehicles for the transport of goods with 
compression-ignition internal combustion piston 
engine (diesel or semi-diesel), g.v.w. not exceeding 
5 tonnes but not exceeding 20 tonnes ・Clean diesel vehicles with a diesel-engine and a 
device that eliminate the suspended particulate 
matter, oxide of nitrogen etc. 
・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870423 Motor vehicles for the transport of goods with 
compression-ignition internal combustion piston 
engine (diesel or semi-diesel), g.v.w. exceeding 20 tonnes  ・Clean diesel vehicles with a diesel-engine and a 
device that eliminate the suspended particulate 
matter, oxide of nitrogen etc. 
・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870431 Motor vehicles for the transport of goods with 
spark-ignition internal combustion piston engine 
g.v.w. not exceeding 5 tonnes ・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870432 Motor vehicles for the transport of goods with 
spark-ignition internal combustion piston engine g.v.w. exceeding 5 tonnes ・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870490 Motor vehicles for the transport of goods other than 
those with compression-ignition internal 
combustion piston engine (d iesel or semi-diesel) 
and with spark-ignition internal combustion piston engine ・Electric vehicles with a secondary battery and a 
electric motor 
・Fuel cell vehicles with a fuel cell, electric motor 
and hydrogen tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1  
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870510 Crane lorries ・Clean diesel vehicles with a diesel-engine and a 
device that eliminate the suspended particulate 
matter, oxide of nitrogen etc. 
・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Electric vehicles with a secondary battery and a 
electric motor 
・Fuel Cell Vehicles with a fuel cell, electric motor 
and hydrogen tank 
・Natural Gas Vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870520 Mobile drilling derricks ・Clean diesel vehicles with a diesel-engine and a 
device that eliminate the suspended particulate 
matter, oxide of nitrogen etc. 
・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Electric vehicles with a secondary battery and a 
electric motor 
・Fuel cell vehicles with a fuel cell, electric motor 
and hydrogen tank 
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870530 Fire fighting vehicles ・Clean Diesel vehicles with a diesel-engine and a 
device that eliminate the suspended particulate 
matter, oxide of nitrogen etc. 
・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Electric vehicles with a secondary battery and a 
electric motor 
・Fuel cell vehicles with a fuel cell, electric motor 
and hydrogen tank 
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870540 Concrete-mixer lories ・Clean diesel vehicles with a diesel-engine and a 
device that eliminate the suspended particulate 
matter, oxide of nitrogen etc. 
・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Electric vehicles with a secondary battery and a 
electric motor 
・Fuel cell vehicles with a fuel cell, electric motor 
and hydrogen tank 
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1  
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870590 Special purpose motor vehi cles other than crane 
lorries, mobile drilling derricks, fire fighting 
vehicles and concrete-mixer lorries ・Clean diesel vehicles with a diesel-engine and a 
device that eliminate the suspended particulate 
matter, oxide of nitrogen etc. 
・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Electric vehicles with a secondary battery and a 
electric motor 
・Fuel cell vehicles with a fuel cell, electric motor 
and hydrogen tank 
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1  
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B. RENEWABLE ENERGY (RE) 
1. SUBMISSION JOB(09)/132 
730820 Towers and lattice masts. Wind turbine tower. Used to elevate and support a wind turbine for the 
generation of renewable energy. United States, 
European Communities JOB(09)/132 
761100 Aluminium reservoirs, tanks, vats and similar 
containers, for any material (other than compressed 
or liquefied gas), of a capacity exceeding 300 l, 
whether or not lined or heat-insulated, but not fitted with mechanical or thermal equipment: tanks etc, 
over 300 litres capacity, aluminium. Optional ex-outs may include:  Tanks or vats for 
anaerobic digesters for biomass gasification; 
cisterns, vats and reservoirs for waste and potable 
water; and solar pre-heating storage tank. Tanks, vats and containers for the production of biogas, 
waste water management, drinking water production 
and solar thermal energy purposes. United States, 
European 
Communities  JOB(09)/132 
840681 Steam and other vapour turbines (other than 
turbines for marine propulsion):  Of an output 
exceeding 40 MW. Optional ex-outs may include stationary steam 
turbines over 40 MW; Low temperature/ low 
pressure steam turbines for geothermal heat pump systems; and steam turbines for co-generation. Turbines designed for the production of geothermal 
energy (renewable energy ) and co-generation ((CHP) 
which allows for a more eff ective use of energy than 
conventional generation). United States, 
European 
Communities JOB(09)/132 
840682 Steam turbines and other vapour turbines (other 
than for marine propulsion) of an output not 
exceeding 40 MW. Optional ex-outs may include stationary steam 
turbines not over 40 MW; other vapour turbines; 
low temperature/ low pre ssure steam turbines for 
geothermal heat pump systems; and steam turbines 
for co-generation . Steam turbines are used to dr ive electrical generators to 
derive electrical power fr om environmental energy 
recovery operations. Note that these have an output 
capacity "not exceeding 40 MW". United States, 
European 
Communities JOB(09)/132 
840690 Parts for steam and other vapour turbines. Optional ex-outs may include parts suitable for use 
with stationary steam turbines over 40MW; stationary steam turbines not over 40 MW, other 
vapour turbines; parts for 840681x and 840682x. Parts used for repair and maintenance of energy 
recovery turbines listed under HS 840681 and 840682. United States JOB(09)/132 
841011 Hydraulic turbines and water wheels of a power not 
exceeding 1,000 kW .        Hydroelectric power generation produces no greenhouse 
gas emissions.   Canada, European 
Communities, Japan, 
Korea, New Zealand, United 
States JOB(09)/132 
841090 Hydraulic turbines, water wheels, and regulators ; 
parts, including regulators. Parts for 841011. Hydroelectric power generation produces no greenhouse 
gas emissions.   Canada, European 
Communities, Japan, 
Korea, New Zealand, United 
States JOB(09)/132 
841181 Other gas turbines of a power not exceeding 5,000 
kW.   Gas turbines for electrical power generation from 
recovered landfill gas, coal mine vent gas, or biogas 
(clean energy system). Note that these turbines do "not 
exceed 5,000 kW". United States JOB(09)/132  
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841182 Other gas turbines of a power exceeding 5,000 kW.   Gas turbines for electrical power generation from 
recovered landfill gas, coal mine vent gas, or biogas 
(clean energy system). No te that these turbines do 
"exceed 5,000 kW". United States JOB(09)/132 
841861;  
841869 and 
841581 Compression-type refrigerating, freezing equipment 
whose condensers are heat exchangers; Refrigerating, freezing equipment not elsewhere 
specified in 84.18; heat pumps and Air-conditioning 
machines incorporating a refrigerating unit and a valve for reversal of the cooling/heat cycle 
(reversible heat pumps) Geothermal heat pump system. Such systems transfer ("pum p") the heat available in 
land and  water masses to either heat or cool buildings. European 
Communities JOB(09)/132 
841919 Instantaneous or storage water heaters, non-electric 
(other than instantane ous gas water heaters). Solar water heaters. Uses solar thermal energy to heat water, producing no 
pollution.  Use of solar water heating displaces the 
burning of other, pollution-creating fuels. Canada, European 
Communities, Japan, 
New Zealand, 
United States JOB(09)/132 
841990 Parts of machinery, plant and equipment of heading 
No 84.19   Optional ex-outs may include: Parts for 8419.19 ex, 
including for solar boiler/water heater; insulation, temperature sensor for solar boiler/water heater; 
Differential temperature controller for solar 
boiler/water heater; Evacuated glass tubes for solar boiler/water heater; Heat pipes for solar 
boiler/water heater. Parts of  841940x, 841950x, 
841960, 841989x Parts used in the maintenance and repair of solar water 
heaters (etc). which use sola r thermal energy to heat 
water, producing no pollution.  Use of solar water 
heating displaces the burning of other, pollution-
creating fuels. Canada, Japan JOB(09)/132 
848340 Gears and gearing, other th an toothed wheels, chain 
sprockets and other transmission elements presented separately; ball or rolle r screws; gear boxes and 
other speed changers, including torque converters. Gearboxes for wind turbines. Gearboxes transform the (relatively slow) rotation of the 
blades of wind turbines into the speed required to produce (renewable) electricity  United States, 
European Communities JOB(09)/132 
848360 Clutches and shaft couplings (including universal 
joints). Clutches and shaft couplings imported for use with 
wind turbines to produce electricity. Used for initial assembly, re pair, and maintenance of 
wind energy systems United States JOB(09)/132 
850161 AC generators (alternators), of an output not 
exceeding 75 kVA   Used in conjunction with boiler and turbines (also listed 
here) to generate electricity in renewable energy plants.  
Must use these turbines and generators in combination 
to produce electricity from renewable fuels (e.g., biomass). Size is "not exceeding 75 kVA".  United States JOB(09)/132 
850162 AC generators (alternator), of an output exceeding 
75 kVA but not exceeding 375 kVA   Used in conjunction with boiler and turbines (also listed 
under HS 840681 and 840682) to ge nerate electricity in 
renewable energy plants.  Mu st use these turbines and 
generators in combination to produce electricity from renewable fuels (e.g., biomass).  Size is "exceeding 75 
kVA but not exceeding 375 kVA" United States JOB(09)/132  
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850163 AC generators (alternator), of an output exceeding 
375 kVA but not exceeding 750 kVA   Used in conjunction with boiler and turbines (also listed 
here under HS 840681 and 840682) to generate 
electricity in renewable energy plants.  Must use these 
turbines and generators in combination to produce electricity from renewable fuels (e.g., biomass).  Size is 
"exceeding 375 kVA but not exceeding 750 kVA."  United States JOB(09)/132 
850164 AC generators (alternator), of an output exceeding 
750 kVA   Used in conjunction with boiler and turbines (also listed 
under HS 840681 and 840682) to ge nerate electricity in 
renewable energy plants.  Mu st use these turbines and 
generators in combination to produce electricity from renewable fuels (e.g., biomass).  Size is "exceeding 750 
kVA."    United States JOB(09)/132 
850231 Other electric generating sets: Wind-powered.   Elect ricity generation from a renewable resource (wind). Canada, European 
Communities, Japan, 
New Zealand, Switzerland, United 
States JOB(09)/132 
850239 Electric generating sets and rotary convertors: otherOptional ex-outs may include: combined heat and 
power systems using biomass and/or biogas; 
Portable solar power generation equipment; solar power electric generating sets; Small hydro 
powered generating plant; Wave power generating 
plant; and Gas turbine sets for biomass plants. Combined heat and power systems produce usable 
power (usually electricity) and heat at the same time.  
Micro combined heat and power systems are very efficient for domestic use, particularly in places where 
reticulated natural gas and hot water central heating are 
the norm.  'Distributed generation' also minimises  transmission losses through national grids, reducing the 
need to increase centralised generating capacity and 
transmission networks. New Zealand, 
European 
Communities, United States JOB(09)/132 
850300 Parts suitable for use solely  or principally with the 
machines of heading 85.01 or 85.02. Parts for 850231 and optional ex-out may include : 
850239x.  Parts of the generators a nd generating sets listed under 
HS 850231 (for renewable en ergy systems). Relevant 
parts include for instance nacelles and blades for wind turbines. European 
Communities, Switzerland, United States JOB(09)/132 
850440 Static converters Inverters for use with machines of 850239 and 
854140 to produce electricity.       Converts solar energy into electricity and can be used to 
convert DC current from the photovoltaic/solar cells 
into conventional AC electricity which can run many 
household and office products such as, kitchen appliances, microwaves, TV's, radios, computers and so 
on. European 
Communities, 
United States JOB(09)/132 
850720 Electric accumulators, including separators thereof, 
whether or not rect. (incl. square), lead-acid 
(exclusive of 8507.10) Deep discharge (solar) battery. Provides for energy storage in off-grid PV systems. Are 
designed to be discharged down to 50per cent or more 
without damage so that they can supply power over a long period of time. European 
Communities JOB(09)/132 
853710 Boards, panels, consoles, desks, cabinets and other 
bases, equipped with 2 or more app. of 85.35/85.36, 
for electrical control..., for a voltage not exceeding 1000V Photovoltaic system controller. Device to control the functioning of the PV system.   European 
Communities JOB(09)/132  
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854140          Photosensitive semiconductor devices, including 
photovoltaic cells whether or not assembled in 
modules or made up into panels; light emitting 
diodes.      Photovoltaic cells, modules and panels. Solar photovoltaic cells generate electricity in an 
environmentally benign ma nner (with no emissions, 
noise or heat generated).  Th ey are particularly suited to 
electricity generation in locations remote from an electricity grid.   Canada, European 
Communities, Japan, 
New Zealand, 
United States JOB(09)/132 
900190 Optical fibres and optical fibre bundles; optical 
fibre cables other than those of heading 85.44; 
sheets and plates of polarising material; lenses 
(including contact lenses), prisms, mirrors and other optical elements, of any material, unmounted, other than such elements of gl ass not optically worked:  
Other: Lenses prisms mirrors optical element not 
optically worked. Solar concentrator systems. Used to concentrate and inte nsify solar power in a solar 
energy system. United States JOB(09)/132 
900290 Lenses, prisms, mirrors and other optical elements, 
of any material, mounted, being parts of or fittings for instruments or apparatus, other than such 
elements of glass not optically worked: Other: 
Prism, mirrors, mounted and parts and accessories, not elsewhere specified or included Solar concentrator systems. Used to concentrate and inte nsify solar power in a solar 
energy system. United States JOB(09)/132 
903289 Automatic regulating or controlling instruments, 
other Optional ex-outs may include: Heliostats, 
temperature sensor for solar boiler/water heater; 
Differential temperature controller for solar 
boiler/water heater. These include other automatic voltage and current 
regulators which have renewable energy applications as 
well as other process contro l instruments and apparatus 
for temperature, pressure, fl ow and level, and humidity 
applications.  Canada, Japan, 
Korea, New 
Zealand, United 
States JOB(09)/132 
2. SUBMISSION JOB/TE/2 
730820 Towers and lattice masts for wind turbine Prefabricated modular ty pe joined by shear 
connectors of towers for wind turbine Used to elevate and support a wind turbine for the 
generation of renewable energy. Philippines JOB/TE/2 
840510 Producer gas or water gas generators, with purifiersAcethylene gas generato rs and similar water 
process gas generators with purifiers Remove contaminants produ ced in the manufacture of 
gases. Philippines JOB/TE/2 
840681 Turbines, steam and other vapor, over 40 MW, not 
elsewhere specified or included Steam turbines; Turbines other than steam turbine Turbines designed for the production of geothermal 
energy (renewable energy ) and co-generation (CHP) 
which allows for a more eff ective use of energy than 
conventional generation. Philippines JOB/TE/2 
841011 Hydraulic turbines and water wheels of a power not 
exceeding 1,000 kW Water  turbines; Hydraulic turbines other than water 
turbines   Hydroelectric power generation produces no greenhouse 
gas emissions. Philippines JOB/TE/2 
841090 Hydraulic turbines and water wheels; parts 
including regulators Parts, including regulators Hydroelectric power generation produces no greenhouse 
gas emissions. Philippines JOB/TE/2 
841181 Gas turbines of a power not exceeding 5,000 kW  Gas turbines for electrical power generation from 
recovered landfill gas, coal mine vent gas, or biogas 
(clean energy system).  Note  that these turbines do "not 
exceed 5,000 kW".  Philippines JOB/TE/2  
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841182 Gas turbines of a power exceeding 5,000 kW  Gas turbines for electrical power generation from 
recovered landfill gas, coal mine vent gas, or biogas 
(clean energy system).  Note  that these tu rbines "exceed 
5,000 kW". Philippines JOB/TE/2 
841919 Solar boiler (water heater) Of copper; Instantaneous or storage water heaters, 
solar, other than copper material Uses solar thermal energy to heat water, producing no 
pollution.  Use of solar water heating displaces the burning of other pollution-creating fuels.  Philippines JOB/TE/2 
841950 Solar collector and solar system controller, heat 
exchanger Cooling Towers; Other, electrically operated Provide cooling effect to h eat exchangers in  solar 
collector or solar system  controllers to avoid 
overheating. Philippines JOB/TE/2 
850231 Electric generating sets and rotary converters; wind-
powered Of an output not exceeding 10,000 kVA; Of an 
output  exceeding 10,000 kVA Some heat exchangers are specifically designed for use 
in relation to renewable energy sources such as 
geothermal energy. 
Electricity generation from a renewable resource (wind).Philippines JOB/TE/2 
853710 Photovoltaic system controller Switchboards and control panels; Photovoltaic 
system controller other than switchboards and control panels Device to control the functioning of the photo-voltaic 
(PV) system.  Philippines JOB/TE/2 
854140 Photosensitive semiconductor devices, including 
photovoltaic cells whether or not assembled in modules or made up into panels; light emitting 
diodes 
 Light emitting diodes; Photocells, including 
photodiodes and phototransistors;  For use with articles of heading 85.25; Photosensitive 
semiconductor devices, including photovoltaic cells 
whether or not assembled in modules or made up into panels other than photocells, photodiodes, phototransistors, and those for use with articles of 
heading 85.25 Solar photovoltaic cells generate electricity in an 
environmentally benign ma nner (with no emissions, 
noise or heat generated).  Th ey are particularly suited to 
electricity generation in locations remote from an 
electricity grid. Philippines JOB/TE/2 
3. SUBMISSION TN/TE/W/75/A DD.1 
850680 Other primary cells and primary batteries Fuel cell - Compared with dry cell batteries, it can be 
recharged (can be reused) and reduce the waste. 
- In case of automotive use, superior energy 
saving can be realized due to its high fuel-
efficiency.  
- No CO2 emission Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
850740 Nickel-iron electric accumulators All products - Compared with dry cell batteries, it can be recharged 
(can be reused) and reduce the waste.  
- In case of automotive use, superior energy saving can 
be realized due to its high fuel-efficiency.  - No CO2 emission Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1  
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850780 Other accumulators All products - Compared with dry cell batteries, it can be recharged 
(can be reused) and reduce the waste.  
- In case of automotive use, superior energy saving can 
be realized due to its high fuel-efficiency.  - No CO2 emission Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870210 Motor vehicles for the transport of ten or more 
persons, including the driver, with compression-
ignition internal combustion piston engine (diesel or 
semi-diesel) ・Clean diesel vehicles with a diesel-engine and a 
device that eliminate the suspended particulate 
matter, oxide of nitrogen etc. 
・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870290 Motor vehicles for the transport of ten or more 
persons, including the driver, excluding those with diesel or semi-diesel ・Electric vehicles with a secondary battery and a 
electric motor 
・Fuel cell vehicles with a fuel cell, electric motor 
and hydrogen tank 
・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor 
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870321 Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally 
designed for the transport of persons with spark-
ignition internal combustion reciprocating piston engine, of a cylinder capacity not exceeding 1,000 
cc ・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870322 Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally 
designed for the transport of persons with spark-
ignition internal combustion reciprocating piston engine, of a cylinder capacity exceeding 1,000 cc 
but not exceeding 1,500 cc ・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870323 Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally 
designed for the transport of persons with spark-
ignition internal combustion reciprocating piston engine, of a cylinder capacity exceeding 1,500 cc 
but not exceeding 3,000 cc ・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870324 Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally 
designed for the transport of persons with spark-ignition internal combustion reciprocating piston 
engine, of a cylinder capacity exceeding 3,000 cc ・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870331 Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally 
designed for the transport of persons with 
compression-ignition internal combustion piston engine(diesel or semi-diese l), of a cylinder capacity 
not exceeding 1,500 cc Clean diesel vehicles with a diesel-engine and a 
device that eliminate the suspended particulate 
matter, oxide of nitrogen etc. 
・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1  
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870332 Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally 
designed for the transport of persons with 
compression-ignition internal combustion piston 
engine(diesel or semi-diese l), of a cylinder capacity 
exceeding 1,500 cc but not exceeding 2,500 cc ・Clean diesel vehicles with a diesel-engine and a 
device that eliminate the suspended particulate 
matter, oxide of nitrogen etc. 
・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870333 Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally 
designed for the transport of persons with 
compression-ignition internal combustion piston engine(diesel or semi-diese l), of a cylinder capacity 
exceeding 2,500 cc ・Clean diesel vehicles with a diesel-engine and a 
device that eliminate the suspended particulate 
matter, oxide of nitrogen etc. 
・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870390 Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally 
designed for the transport of persons, including incomplete motor vehicles  without engine, other 
than those with spark-ignition internal combustion 
reciprocating piston engi ne and with compression-
ignition internal combustion piston engine (diesel or 
semi-diesel) ・Electric vehicles with a secondary battery and a 
electric motor 
・Fuel cell vehicles with a fuel cell, electric motor 
and hydrogen tank 
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870410 Dumpers designed for off-highway use ・Clean diesel vehicles with a diesel-engine and a 
device that eliminate the suspended particulate 
matter, oxide of nitrogen etc. 
・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Electric vehicles with a secondary battery and a 
electric motor 
・Fuel cell vehicles with a fuel cell, electric motor 
and hydrogen tank 
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870421 Motor vehicles for the transport of goods with 
compression-ignition internal combustion piston 
engine (diesel or semi-diesel), g.v.w. not exceeding 
5 tonnes ・Clean diesel vehicles with a diesel-engine and a 
device that eliminate the suspended particulate 
matter, oxide of nitrogen etc. 
・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870422 Motor vehicles for the transport of goods with 
compression-ignition internal combustion piston 
engine (diesel or semi-diesel), g.v.w. not exceeding 
5 tonnes but not exceeding 20 tonnes ・Clean diesel vehicles with a diesel-engine and a 
device that eliminate the suspended particulate 
matter, oxide of nitrogen etc. 
・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1  
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870423 Motor vehicles for the transport of goods with 
compression-ignition internal combustion piston 
engine (diesel or semi-diesel), g.v.w. exceeding 20 
tonnes  ・Clean diesel vehicles with a diesel-engine and a 
device that eliminate the suspended particulate 
matter, oxide of nitrogen etc. 
・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870431 Motor vehicles for the transport of goods with 
spark-ignition internal combustion piston engine 
g.v.w. not exceeding 5 tonnes ・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870432 Motor vehicles for the transport of goods with 
spark-ignition internal combustion piston engine g.v.w. exceeding 5 tonnes ・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870490 Motor vehicles for the transport of goods other than 
those with compression-ignition internal 
combustion piston engine (d iesel or semi-diesel) 
and with spark-ignition internal combustion piston engine ・Electric vehicles with a secondary battery and a 
electric motor 
・Fuel cell vehicles with a fuel cell, electric motor 
and hydrogen tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870510 Crane lorries ・Clean diesel vehicles with a diesel-engine and a 
device that eliminate the suspended particulate 
matter, oxide of nitrogen etc. 
・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Electric vehicles with a secondary battery and a 
electric motor 
・Fuel Cell Vehicles with a fuel cell, electric motor 
and hydrogen tank 
・Natural Gas Vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870520 Mobile drilling derricks ・Clean diesel vehicles with a diesel-engine and a 
device that eliminate the suspended particulate 
matter, oxide of nitrogen etc. 
・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Electric vehicles with a secondary battery and a 
electric motor 
・Fuel cell vehicles with a fuel cell, electric motor 
and hydrogen tank 
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1  
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870530 Fire fighting vehicles ・Clean Diesel vehicles with a diesel-engine and a 
device that eliminate the suspended particulate 
matter, oxide of nitrogen etc. 
・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Electric vehicles with a secondary battery and a 
electric motor 
・Fuel cell vehicles with a fuel cell, electric motor 
and hydrogen tank 
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870540 Concrete-mixer lories ・Clean diesel vehicles with a diesel-engine and a 
device that eliminate the suspended particulate 
matter, oxide of nitrogen etc. 
・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Electric vehicles with a secondary battery and a 
electric motor 
・Fuel cell vehicles with a fuel cell, electric motor 
and hydrogen tank 
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
870590 Special purpose motor vehi cles other than crane 
lorries, mobile drilling derricks, fire fighting vehicles and concrete-mixer lorries ・Clean diesel vehicles with a diesel-engine and a 
device that eliminate the suspended particulate 
matter, oxide of nitrogen etc. 
・Hybrid vehicles with electric motor  
・Electric vehicles with a secondary battery and a 
electric motor 
・Fuel cell vehicles with a fuel cell, electric motor 
and hydrogen tank 
・Natural gas vehicles with a natural gas tank 
・Hydrogen-fuelled vehicle  Low gas consumption, fu el economy, CO2 emission 
and pollutants such as NOx and SOx emission     Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1  
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C. WASTE MANAGEMENT , WATER TREATMENT AND REMEDIATION (WM/WT/R) 
1. CLEAN UP OR REMEDIATION OF  SOIL AND WATER (R/C) 
842119 Centrifuges, including centrifugal dryers, other than 
cream separators and clothes-dryers. Oil Skimmer. Equipment used to remove oil floating on water and is 
commonly used for oil spill remediations Canada, Japan, New 
Zealand, United 
States, Korea, European 
Communities JOB(09)/132 
842191 Parts of centrifuges, including centrifugal dryers. Parts for 842119x. Used for the maintenance and repair of equipment that 
removes oil floating on water and is commonly used for 
oil spill remediation. Canada, EC, Japan, 
Korea, New 
Zealand, United States JOB(09)/132 
851629 Electric space heating apparatus and electric soil 
heating apparatus;  other. Electric soil heating apparatus. Use heat to disinfect or remove organic compounds (e.g. 
pesticides, hydrocarbons) from soil, and to dry 
contaminated soil prior to treatment processes. Japan, Korea, New 
Zealand JOB(09)/132 
890790 Other floating structures (for example, rafts, tanks, 
coffer-dams, landing-stages, buoys and beacons): Other (other than inflatable rafts). Pollution protection booms, oil absorbent booms, 
oil containment booms. Floating barriers to oil can prevent an oil slick from 
reaching sensitive locations or  spreading out further.  
Oil absorbents soak up and remove the oil. Canada, Chinese 
Taipei, European Communities, Japan, 
Korea, New 
Zealand, United States  JOB(09)/132 
2. MANAGEMENT OF SOLID AND HAZARDOUS WASTE AND RECYCLING SYSTEMS (SHW) 
392010 Other plates, sheets, film, foil and strip, of polymers 
of ethylene, non-cellular and not reinforced, 
laminated, supported or similarly combined with 
other materials: Plates, sheets, film, foil and strip of plastics, not self-adhesive, non-cellular, not 
reinforced or laminated etc., of polymers of 
ethylene. HDPE or flexible membrane landfill liners and/or 
covers for methane collection;  Plastic and 
polyethylene geomembranes for soil protection, 
water tightness, anti-erosion of soil.. Used to line landfills to prev ent leachate (water run-off) 
from contaminating groundwater resources.  Also used 
to cover landfills and prevent methane from escaping 
into atmosphere. These membrane systems are also used for the reinforcement and protection of soil, including 
under oil refineries, gas stations etc. United States, 
European 
Communities JOB(09)/132 
761290 Aluminium casks, drums, cans, boxes and similar 
containers (including rigi d or collapsible tubular 
containers), for any material (other than compressed 
or liquefied gas), of a capacity not exceeding 300 l, 
whether or not lined or heat-insulated, but not fitted with mechanical or thermal equipment. Waste containers, including those for municipal or 
dangerous waste. Containers of any material, of any form, for liquid or 
solid waste, including for municipal or dangerous waste.European 
Communities JOB(09)/132 
840219 Steam or other vapour generating boilers (other than 
central heating hot water boilers capable also of 
producing low pressure steam); super-heated water 
boilers: and part of the boilers of 840211 - 840220 Biomass boilers. Boilers for the production of heat and power on the 
basis of (renewable) biomass fuels. European 
Communities JOB(09)/132  
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840290 Steam or other vapour generating boilers (other than 
central heating hot water boilers capable also of 
producing low pressure steam); super-heated water 
boilers. Parts for 840219x. Parts for the bi omass boilers described above. European 
Communities JOB(09)/132 
840410 Auxiliary plant for use w ith boilers of heading 
84.02 or 84.03 (for example, economisers, super-heaters, soot removers, gas recoverers); condensers 
for steam or other vapour power units. Auxiliary plant for use with 840219x. Components of industrial air pollution control plant 
which minimise the releas e of pollutants into the 
atmosphere.  This equipment is also used to support 
waste heat recovery processes in waste treatment, or 
renewable energy resource recovery applications. Canada, European 
Communities, Japan, Korea, New 
Zealand, United 
States JOB(09)/132 
841780 Other industrial or laboratory furnaces and ovens, 
including incinerators, non-electric Optional ex-outs may include: waste incinerators; 
heat or catalytic incinerators.   These products are used to destroy solid and hazardous 
wastes. Catalytic incinera tors are designed for the 
destruction of pollutants (such as VOC) by heating 
polluted air and oxidation of organic components.  Canada, Chinese 
Taipei, New Zealand, Korea, 
Japan, 
United States JOB(09)/132 
841790 Industrial or laborator y furnaces and ovens, 
including incinerators, non-electric: Parts. Optional ex-outs may include: parts for 841780 x. These parts can help maintain and repair products that 
are used to destroy solid and hazardous wastes. Similarly, the parts for catal ytic incinerators can help 
maintain and repair items that can assist in the 
destruction of pollutants (such as VOC) by heating polluted air and oxidation of organic components.  Canada, Chinese 
Taipei, European Communities, Japan, 
Korea, New 
Zealand, United States JOB(09)/132 
841940 Distilling or rectifying plant. Optional ex-outs may include: desalination 
systems; biogas refinement equipment; and solvent recycling plants. Desalination plants remove salt from water and are 
particularly important in c onditions of water scarcity. 
Proper disposal of by-products is also required. - Biogas 
refinement equipment "upgr ades" biogas resulting from 
organic matter to give it the same properties as natural gas. Allows the recovery and reuse of solvents, e.g. 
solvents used in the printi ng, painting or dry cleaning 
industries. Canada, Chinese 
Taipei, European Communities, Japan, 
New Zealand, 
United States JOB(09)/132 
842220 Machinery for cleaning or drying bottles or other 
containers.  Used to clean and dry bottle s so that they can be 
recycled and re-used. Canada, European 
Communities, Japan, Korea, United StatesJOB(09)/132 
842290 Machinery for cleaning or drying bottles or other 
containers:  Parts. Parts for 842220. Parts are used to assemble and maintain the above 
equipment. European 
Communities JOB(09)/132 
842940 Tamping machines and road rollers . Self-propelled sanitary landfill compactors. Used in solid wast e treatment or recycling. Uni ted States JOB(09)/132 
846291 Hydraulic presses for working metal. Shredders/balers/compactors for waste metals; 
hydraulic. Assists in compacting and compressing metals, 
including for recycling. Japan, Korea, United 
States, European 
Communities JOB(09)/132 
846596 Splitting, slicing or paring machines. Splitting, slicing or paring machines  (specifically 
portable recyclers (grinders/shredders) portable 
(wood and waste recycling machinery)). Used for recycling wood and other waste. United States JOB(09)/132  
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846599 Other machine tools not elsewhere specified or 
included Other parts of splitting, slicing or paring machines 
(specifically tree delimber/ debarker/ chipper 
machinery (portable recyclers (grinders/ shredders))Assists in recycling as with item listed under 
HS 846596. United States JOB(09)/132 
846694 Parts and accessories suit. for use solely/princ. with 
the machines of 84.62/84.63. Parts for 846291x. See above for item listed under HS 846291. European 
Communities JOB(09)/132 
847420 Crushing or grinding machines.   Used for solid wast e treatment or recycling. Chinese Taipei JOB(09)/132 
847982 Mixing, kneading, crushing, grinding, screening, 
sifting, homogenising, em ulsifying or stirring 
machines not elsewhere sp ecified in Chapter 84. Waste sorting, screening, crushing, grinding, 
shredding, washing and compacting devices. 
Agitator for wastewater treatment; flash mixer and flocculator. Used to prepare waste for recycling; mixing of 
wastewater during treatment; preparing organic waste 
for composting; (composting can minimise the amount of waste going to landfill as well as recovering the 
valuable nutrient and energy content of the waste).  Chinese Taipei, 
European 
Communities, Japan, Korea, 
New Zealand, 
United States JOB(09)/132 
847989 Machines and mechanical appliances having 
individual functions, not specified or included elsewhere in this Chapter: Other.   Machines and appliances designed for a wide range of 
areas of environmental management including waste, waste water, drinking water production and soil 
remediation.  In-vessel composting systems can handle 
large amounts of waste and speed up decomposition. Trash compactors reduce the volume of solid waste, 
allowing more efficient transport and disposal.   Canada, Chinese 
Taipei, European Communities, Japan, 
New Zealand, 
United States  JOB(09)/132 
847990 Parts of the mach. and mech. appls. of 84.79 Parts for 847982 x and 847989x. See the enviro nmental benefit under HS 847989. Canada, European 
Communities, New 
Zealand, Japan, United States JOB(09)/132 
850590 Other, including parts Electromagnet; parts of magnetic separator; 
magnetic pulley; suspended magnet and magnet drum. Used to remove metal content from waste for recycling.Canada, Chinese 
Taipei, Japan, New Zealand, United 
States JOB(09)/132 
851410 Resistance heated furnaces and ovens. Optional ex-outs may include: waste incinerators 
and heat or catalytic incinerators. These products are used to destroy solid and hazardous 
wastes. Catalytic incinera tors are designed for the 
destruction of pollutants (such as VOC) by heating polluted air and oxidation of organic components. Canada, Chinese 
Taipei, Japan, New 
Zealand, United States JOB(09)/132 
851420 Furnaces and ovens;  functioning by induction or 
dielectric loss. Optional ex-outs may include: waste incinerators 
and heat or catalytic incinerators. These products are used to destroy solid and hazardous 
wastes. Catalytic incinera tors are designed for the 
destruction of pollutants (such as VOC) by heating 
polluted air and oxidation of organic components. New Zealand, Japan, 
Canada, Korea, Chinese Taipei, 
United States JOB(09)/132 
851430 Other furnaces and ovens. Optional ex-outs may include: waste incinerators 
and heat or catalytic incinerators. Catalytic incinerators are de signed for the destruction of 
pollutants (such as VOC) by heating polluted air and 
oxidation of organic components. Canada, Chinese 
Taipei,  European 
Communities, Japan, New Zealand, 
United States JOB(09)/132  
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851490 Parts of industrial or laboratory electric furnaces 
and ovens;  other laborator y induction or dielectric 
heating equipment. Optional ex outs include: Parts for 851410x, 
851430x and 851430x. Parts for the equipment listed will facilitate the 
destruction of pollutants (such as VOC) by heating 
polluted air and oxidation of organic components. Canada, Chinese 
Taipei, Japan, 
Korea, New 
Zealand, United States JOB(09)/132 
3. WASTE MANAGEMENT , RECYCLING AND REMEDIATION (WMR)   
4601.20  Mats/screens of vegetable materials From coconut fiber/coco-coir Use for soil erosion as a soil cover, biodegradable from 
waste. Philippines JOB/TE/2 
8402.90  Super-heated water boilers and parts of steam 
generating boilers Of steam or other vapour generating boilers; Parts 
of super-heated water boilers other than boiler bodies or shells Parts for the biomass boilers. Philippines JOB/TE/2 
8404. 10 Auxiliary plant for steam, water and central boiler  Soot removers; Super-heaters and economisers 
with a stream or other vapour production; Auxiliary 
plant for use with boilers of Heading No. 84.02 or 84.03, other than soot removers and super-heated, 
and economizers with a steam or other vapour 
production;  For use with boilers of heading 84.03 Components of industrial air pollution control plant 
which minimize the release of pollutants into the 
atmosphere.  This equipment is also used to support waste heat recovery processes in waste treatment or 
renewable energy resource recovery applications. Philippines JOB/TE/2 
4. WASTE  WATER MANAGEMENT AND POTABLE WATER TREATMENT (WWM) 
560314 Non wovens, whether or not  impregnated, coated, 
covered or laminated: Of man-made filaments: 
Weighing more than 150 g/m2.                      Landfill drainage mats, Fabric of polyethylene, 
polypropylene, or nylon for filtering wastewater, 
Filter cloth (PE, PP, Nylon) Filter bag (sleeve). Used to ensure efficient leachate or gas landfill 
drainage. Chinese Taipei, 
European 
Communities, United States JOB(09)/132 
691010 Ceramic sinks, wash basins, wash basin pedestals, 
baths, bidets, water closet pans, flushing cisterns, 
urinals and similar sanitary fixtures: Of porcelain or 
china.  Waterless urinal, composting toilet. Waterless urinals and composting toilets minimise water 
use.  Composting toilets also provide self contained 
sewage treatment on site, with no need for sewers and 
treatment plants. These items also do not pollute ground or surface water or soil (unlike septic tanks or pit 
latrines) and produce safe, useful compost.     New Zealand JOB(09)/132 
730300 Tubes, pipes and hollow profiles, of cast iron:            Cast iron pipes, gutters and manholes for waste and 
potable water applications. These items facilitate the deliv ery of safe drinking water 
and sanitation. European 
Communities JOB(09)/132 
730431 to 
730490 Tubes, pipes and hollow profiles, seamless, of iron 
(other than cast iron) or steel: Other than Line pipe of a kind used for oil or gas pipelines. Iron or steel pipes, gutters and manholes for waste 
and potable water applications. These items facilitate the deliv ery of safe drinking water 
and sanitation. European 
Communities JOB(09)/132 
730630 to 
730690 Other tubes, pipes and hollow profiles (for example, 
open seam or welded, rivete d or similarly closed), 
of iron or steel:  Other:                                                Iron or steel pipes gutters and manholes for waste 
and potable water applications. These items facilitate the deliv ery of safe drinking water 
and sanitation European 
Communities JOB(09)/132  
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730900 Reservoirs, tanks, vats a nd similar containers for 
any material (other than compressed or liquefied 
gas), of iron or steel, of a capacity exceeding 300 l, 
whether or not lined or heat-insulated, but not fitted with mechanical or thermal equipment; Tanks etc, 
over 300 litres capacity, iron or steel; Reservoirs, 
tanks, vats and similar containers, capacity >300L, iron or steel (ex liq/compr gas type); Reservoirs, 
tanks, vats and similar cont ainers, of iron or steel, > 
300 litres Optional ex-outs may include: Tanks or vats for 
anaerobic digesters for biomass gasification; Solar 
pre-heating storage tank;; Waste containers 
including those for municipal or hazardous waste; Cisterns, vats and reservoirs for safe storage of 
drinking water; Septic tanks, vats and reservoirs for 
wastewater treatment. Containers of any material, of any form, for liquid or 
solid waste, including for municipal or dangerous waste. 
The containers can be of assistance in the conversion of 
waste to gas, which can be used to generate energy.  Canada, European 
Communities, 
Korea, United StatesJOB(09)/132 
731010 Tanks, casks, drums, cans, boxes and similar 
containers, for any material (other than compressed 
or liquefied gas), of iron or steel, of a capacity not exceeding 300 l, whether or not lined or heat-
insulated, but not fitted with mechanical or thermal 
equipment: Of a capacity of 50 l or more: Composting systems of organic matter. Waste containers including those for municipal or 
hazardous waste. Waste silos. For handling and storage of wastewater/sewage during 
treatment.  Containers of any material, of any form, for 
liquid or solid waste, including for municipal or dangerous waste.  Canada, European 
Communities, 
Korea, New ZealandJOB(09)/132 
731029 Tanks, casks, drums, cans, boxes and similar 
containers, for any material (other than compressed 
or liquefied gas), of iron or steel, of a capacity not 
exceeding 300 l, whether or not lined or heat-insulated, but not fitted with mechanical or thermal 
equipment: Of a capacity of less than 50 l: Other 
(excluding containers fitted with mechanical or thermal equipment, and cans); Other cans which are 
to be closed by soldering or crimping, capacity less 
50L  Waste containers, whether or not combined with a 
compactor. Containers of any material, of any form, for liquid or 
solid waste, including for municipal or dangerous waste.Canada, European 
Communities, KoreaJOB(09)/132 
732490 Sanitary ware and parts thereof, of iron or steel: 
Exclusive of 732410 - 732429.                                    Water saving shower.                   Water closet pans 
and flushing cisterns/urinals including dry closets.  Water conserving showers (provided with a specific 
water-efficiency shower head) and dry closets (operating on the basis of composting) are designed to conserve water.   European 
Communities JOB(09)/132 
732510 Other cast articles of iron or steel;  of non-malleable 
cast iron                                                                Sewage, water etc systems.       These items facilitate the deliv ery of safe drinking water 
and sanitation  Japan, Canada, 
Korea, 
European 
Communities JOB(09)/132 
732690 Other articles of iron or steel:  Other.                           Perforated buckets and similar articles of sheet 
used to filter water at the entrance to drains.  These items facilitate the deliv ery of safe drinking water 
and sanitation, which are key MDG priorities  European 
Communities JOB(09)/132 
841320 Hand pumps, other than those of subheading  
8413.11 or 8413.19   For handling and transport of wastewater or slurries 
during treatment. Canada, Japan, 
Korea, 
New Zealand JOB(09)/132 
841350 Other reciprocating positive displacement pumps Optional ex-out may include: Pumps for sewage 
and wastewater treatment. For handling and transport of wastewater or slurries 
during treatment. Canada, Japan, 
Korea, New 
Zealand, United States JOB(09)/132  
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841360 Other rotary positive displacement pumps  Submersible mixer pump; screw type; flow volume 
not less than 3m/3min. For handling and transport of wastewater or slurries 
during treatment. Japan, New Zealand, 
United States, 
Chinese Taipei, 
Canada, Korea JOB(09)/132 
841370 Other centrifugal pumps Centrifugal pumps (RFPP, PVDF, Ti, Viton, Seal) 
lined to prevent corrosion; motor output power not less than 0.4kw. For handling and transport of wastewater or slurries 
during treatment.  Canada, Chinese 
Taipei, Japan, Korea, New 
Zealand, 
United States JOB(09)/132 
841381 Pumps for liquids, whether or not fitted with a 
measuring device;  other pumps Optional ex-outs may include: pumps integrated 
with wind turbines; solar pumping system. Water handling equipment. Pumps are integral 
components of water treatment plants.  Canada, European 
Communities, Japan, 
Korea, New Zealand, United 
States JOB(09)/132 
841939 Dryers, other:   Sludge driers. Device used in waste water management, which 
requires sludge to be treated European 
Communities JOB(09)/132 
842121 Filtering or purifying machinery and apparatus for 
liquids: for filtering or purifying water   Used to filter and purify water for a variety of 
environmental, industrial a nd scientific applications, 
including water treatment plants and wastewater 
treatment facilities. Canada, Chinese 
Taipei, European 
Communities, Japan, Korea, United StatesJOB(09)/132 
842129 Filtering or purifying machinery and apparatus for 
liquids: other.   Used to remove contaminants from wastewater, by 
chemical recovery, oil/water  separation, screening or 
straining.  Canada, European 
Communities, Korea, Japan, New 
Zealand, United 
States JOB(09)/132 
842199 Centrifuges, including cen trifugal dryers; filtering 
or purifying machinery and apparatus, for liquids or gases: Parts (other than of centrifuges and 
centrifugal dryers):Filteri ng or purifying machinery 
and apparatus for water and parts thereof Parts for 842121 and 842129. Including sludge belt filter presses and belt thickeners. Canada, Chinese 
Taipei, European Communities, Japan, 
Korea, United StatesJOB(09)/132 
842833 Other continuous-action elevators and conveyors, 
for goods or materials:  Other, belt type. Optional ex-out may include troughed belt (cleat 
type) conveyor, length above 4m, transfer capacity not less than 20m3/hr. For transport of waste around the treatment plant. Japan, Korea, New 
Zealand, Chinese Taipei, United StatesJOB(09)/132 
848110 Pressure-reducing valves   For handling and transport of wastewater or slurries 
during treatment . Japan, New Zealand, 
Canada JOB(09)/132 
848110 to 
848180 Taps, cocks, valves and similar appliances for pipes, 
boiler shells, tanks, vats or the like, including pressure-reducing valves and thermostatically controlled valves (other than parts).                            Optional ex-out may include: Taps, cocks and 
valves for water and wastewater.  These items facilitate the deliv ery of safe drinking water 
and sanitation, which are key MDG priorities.  European 
Communities JOB(09)/132 
848130 Check (non-return) valves   For handling and transport of wastewater or slurries 
during treatment. Canada, Japan, New 
Zealand JOB(09)/132 
848140 Safety or relief valves   For handling and transport of wastewater or slurries 
during treatment.  Canada, Japan, New 
Zealand JOB(09)/132  
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848180 Other appliances for pipes, boiler shells, tanks, vats 
or the like    For handling and transport of wastewater or slurries 
during treatment for those applied to wastewater 
facilities. Japan, New Zealand, 
Canada JOB(09)/132 
848190 Taps, cocks, valves and similar appliances for pipes, 
boiler shells, tanks, vats or the like, including 
pressure-reducing valves and thermostatically 
controlled valves: Parts:.   For effective management, control, handling and 
transport of water.  Canada JOB(09)/132 
854389 Other electrical machines and apparatus having 
individual functions, not elsewhere specified in chapter 85.                                                Ozone production system ; Ultraviolet water 
disinfection/treatment systems.    UV light is extremely effective in killing and 
eliminating bacteria, yeasts, viruses, moulds and other 
harmful organisms. UV systems can be used in 
conjunction with sediment a nd carbon filters to create 
pure drinking water. Water disinfection Ozone (O3) can be used as an alternativ e to chlorine for water 
disinfection. Chinese Taipei, 
European Communities, Japan, 
Korea, 
New Zealand, United States JOB(09)/132 
854390 Parts of the machines and apparatus of 85.43              Parts for 854389x. Water disinfection. European 
Communities JOB(09)/132 
D. ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES (ET) 
1. CARBON CAPTURE AND STORAGE TECHNOLOGIES (CCS),  GAS FLARING EMISSION REDUCTION TECHNOLOGIES (GFR),  EFFICIENT 
CONSUMPTION OF ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES (EC) 
250310 Sulphur (Crude or Unrefined)  Carbon capture and storage technologies (CCS), 
Efficient consumption of energy technologies (EC) Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
250390 Sulphur (Other than Crude or Unrefined Sulphur)  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
271111 Natural Gas (Liquefied)  CCS, Gas flaring emission reduction technologies  
(GFR),  EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
271112 Propane (Liquefied)  CCS, GFR,  EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
271113 Butanes (Liquefied)  CCS, GFR,  EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
271114 Ethylene, Propylene, Butylene, Butadiene 
(Liquefied)  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
271119 Other Petroleum Gases, Gaseous Hydrocarbons 
(Liquefied)  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
271121 Natural Gas  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
271129 Other Petroleum Gases, Other Gaseous 
Hydrocarbons  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
281810 Artificial Corundum, Whether or Not Chemically 
Defined  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
281820 Other Aluminium Oxide  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169  
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281830 Aluminium Hydroxide  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
290911 Diethyl Ether  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
290919 Other Acyclic Ethers, Their Halogenated, 
Sulfonated, Nitrated Derivatives  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
290920 Cyclanic, Cyclenic, Cycloterpenic Ethers, Their 
Derivatives (Halogenated, Sulfonated, Nitrated)  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
290930 Aromatic Ethers, Their Halogenated, Sulfonated, 
Nitrated Derivatives  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
290941 2, 2'-oxydiethanol (Diethylene Glycol, Digol )  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
290942 Monomethyl Ethers of Ethylene Glycol or of 
Diethylene Glycol  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
290943 Monobutyl Ethers of Ethylene Glycol or of 
Diethylene Glycol  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
290944 Other Monoalkyl Ethers of Ethylene Glycol or of 
Diethylene Glycol  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
290949 Other Other-alcohols, Their Halogenated, 
Sulfonated, Nitrated Derivatives  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
290950 Ether-phenols, Ether-alcohol-phenols, Their 
Halogenated, Sulfonated Derivatives  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
290960 Alcohol Peroxides, Ethe r Peroxides, Ketone 
Peroxides,Their Derivatives (Halogenated, 
Sulfonated)  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
291411 Acetone  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
291412 Butanone (Methyl Ethyl Ketone)  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
291413 4-methyl Pentan-2-one- (Methyl Isobutyl Ket one)  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
291419 Other Acyclic Ketones Without  Oxygen Function  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
291421 Camphor  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
291422 Cyclohexanone, Methylcyclohexanones  CCS , GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
291423 Ionones, Methylionones  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
291429 Other Cyclanic, Cyclenic, Cycloterpenic Ket ones  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
291430 3.aromatic Ketones Without Other Oxygen 
Function  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
291441 4-hydroxy-4-methylpen tan-2-one (Diacetone 
Alcohol)  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
291449 Other Ketone-alcohols, Ketone-aldehydes  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169  
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291450 Ketone-phenols, Ketones With Other Oxygen 
Function  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
291461 Anthroquinone  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
291469 Other Quinones  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
291470 Halogenated, Sulfonated, Nitrated Derivatives of 
Ketones and Quinones  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
390210 Polypropylene  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
390220 Polyisobutylene  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
390230 Propylene Copolymers  CCS, EC  Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
390290 Other Polymers of Propylene or Other Ol efins  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
390910 Urea Resins, Thiourea Resins  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
390920 Melamine Resins  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
390930 Other Amino-resins  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
390940 Phenolic Resins  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
390950 Polyurethanes  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
391110 Petroleum Resins, Coumarone, Indene, Coumarone-
indene Resins,Polyterpenes  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
391190 Polysulfides, Poly sulfones, Furan Resin, Resols, 
Other Prepolymers  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
391211 Cellulose Acetates (Non-plasticised)  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
391212 Cellulose Acetates (Plasticised)  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
391220 Cellulose Nitrates (Including Collodions )  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
391231 Carboxymethyl Cellulose and Its Salts  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
391239 Other Cellulose Ethers  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
391290 Other Cellulose and Its Chemical Deriva tives  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169  
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730300 Tubes, pipes and hollow profiles, of cas t iron  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730410 Line pipe of a kind used for oil or gas pipelines: Of 
iron or nonalloy steel  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730420 Casing, tubing and drill pipe, of a kind used in 
drilling for oil or gas: Casing  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730431 Tubes, Pipes and Hollow Profiles, of Iron or Non-
alloy Steel, Cold-drawn  or cold-rolled (cold-
reduced)  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730439 Other Tubes, Pipes and Hollow Profiles, of Iron or 
Non-alloy Steel  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730441 Tubes, Pipes and Hollow Profiles, of stainless steel, 
Cold-drawn or cold-rolled (cold reduced)  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730449 Other Tubes, Pipes and Hollow Profiles, of 
Stainless Steel, Seamless  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730451 Tubes, Pipes and Hollow Profiles, of Other Alloy 
Steel, Cold-drawn or cold-rolled (cold reduced)  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730459 Other Tubes, Pipes and Hollow Profiles, of Other 
Alloy Steel  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730490 Other Tubes, Pipes and Hollow Profiles, Seamless, 
of Iron or Steel  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730511 Line pipe of a kind used for oil or gas pipelines, 
Longitudinally submerged arc welded  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730512 Other Line pipe of a kind used for oil or gas 
pipelines, longitudinally welded  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730519 Other Line Pipe, Welded, More than 406.4mm in 
External Diameter  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730520 Casing of a kind used in drilling for oil or  gas  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730531 Other Tubes and Pipes, Longitudinally we lded  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730539 Other Tubes and Pipes, Welded, of Iron or  Steel  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730590 Other Tubes and Pipes, Riveted or Similarly 
Closed, of Iron or Steel  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730610 Line pipe of a kind used for oil or gas pipelines  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730620 Casing and tubing of a kind used in drilling for oil 
or gas of Iron or Steel, Open Seam or Welded, 
Riveted  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730630 Other Tubes, Pipes, Hollow Profiles, welded, of 
circular cross section, of iron or nonalloy steel  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169  
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730640 Other Tubes, Pipes, Hollow Profiles, welded, of 
circular cross section, of stainless steel  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730650 Other Tubes, Pipes, Hollow Profiles, welded, of 
circular cross section, of other alloy steel  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730660 Other Tubes, Pipes, Hollow Profiles, welded, of 
non-circular cross section  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730690 Other Tubes, Pipes, Hollow Profiles, of Iron or 
Steel, Open Seam, Riveted  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730711 Tube or Pipe Fittings, Of nonmalleable cas t iron  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730719 Other Tube or Pipe Fittings, of Cast Iron  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730721 Flanges of Stainless Steel  CCS , EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730722 Threaded elbows, bends and sleeves, of Stainless 
Steel  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730723 Butt welding fittings of Stainless Steel   CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730729 Other Tube or Pipe Fittings, of Stainle ss Steel  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730791 Flanges of Iron or Steel  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730792 Threaded elbows, bends and sleeves, of Iron or 
Steel  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730793 Butt welding fittings, of Iron or Steel   CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730799 Other Tube or Pipe Fittings, of Iron or Steel  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
730900 Reservoirs, tanks, vats a nd similar containers for 
any material (other than compressed or liquefied gas), of iron or steel, of a capacity exceeding 300 
liters (7925 gallons), whethe r or not lined or heat 
insulated, but not fitted with mechanical or therma  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
731010 Tanks, Casks, Drums, Cans, Boxes, of Iron or Steel, 
Of a capacity of 50 liters (1321 gallons) or more  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
731021 Cans which are to be closed by soldering or 
crimping  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
731029 Other Tanks, Casks, Drums, Cans, Boxes, of Iron or 
Steel, Capacity Less 50l  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
731100 Containers for compressed or liquefied gas, of iron 
or steel  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
732490 Other Sanitary Ware and Parts Thereof, of Iron or 
Steel  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169  
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761100 Aluminium reservoirs, tanks, vats and similar 
containers, for any material (other than compressed 
or liquefied gas), of a capacity exceeding 300 liters 
(79.3 gallons), whether or not lined or heat insulated, but not fitted with mechanical or thermal 
equipment  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
761190 Other  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
761300 Aluminum containers for compressed or liquefied 
gas  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
840211 Watertube Boilers With a Steam Production 
Exceeding 45t Per Hour  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
840212 Watertube Boilers With a Steam Production Not 
Exceeding 45t Per Hour  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
840219 Other Vapour Generating Boilers, Including Hybrid 
Boilers  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
840220 Super-heated Water Boilers  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
840290 Parts of Steam Generating Boilers and Super-heated 
Water Boilers  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
840310 Central Heating Boilers  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
840390 Parts of Central Heating Boilers  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
840410 Auxiliary Plant for Use With Boilers   CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
840420 Condensers for Steam or Other Vapour Powe r Units  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
840490 Parts of Auxiliary Plant for Use With Boilers and 
Condensers  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
840510 Producer gas or water gas generators, with or 
without their purifiers; acetylene gas generators and similar water process gas generators, with or 
without their purifiers; parts thereof  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
840590 Parts  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
840611 Steam Turbines and Other Vapour Turbines, for 
Marine Propulsion  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
840619 Other Steam Turbines and Other Vapour Tu rbines  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
840690 Parts of Steam Turbines and Other Vapour Turbines  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
840790 Other Spark-ignition Internal Combustion Piston 
Engines  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
840890 Other Compression-ignition Internal Combustion 
Piston Engines  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169  
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840991 Parts of Spark-ignition Internal Combustion Piston 
Engines of heading 8407 or 8408  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
840999 Parts of Compression-ignition Internal Combustion 
Piston Engines of heading 8407 or 8408  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841011 Hydraulic Turbines, Water Wheels, of a Power Not 
Exceeding, 1, 000kw  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841012 Hydraulic Turbines and Water Wheels, Power 1, 
000-10, 000kw  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841013 Hydraulic Turbines, Wate r Wheels, of a Power 
Exceeding 10, 000kw  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841090 Parts of Hydraulic Turbines and Water Wheels, 
Including Regulators  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841111 Turbo-jets of a Thrust Not Exceeding 25kn  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841112 Turbo-jets of a Thrust Exceeding 25k n  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841121 Turbo-propellers of a Power Not Exceeding 1, 
100kw  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841122 Turbo-propellers of a Power Exceeding 1, 100kw  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841160 Cut-outs of a Kind Used in Conjunction With 
Internal Combustion Engine  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841181 Other Gas Turbines of a Power Not Exceeding 
5,000kw  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841182 Other Gas Turbines of a Power Exceeding 5,  000kw  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841191 Parts of Turbo-jets or Turbo-propelle rs  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841199 Parts of Other Gas Turbines  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841210 Reaction Engines Other than Turbo-jets   CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841221 Hydraulic Power Engines and Motors, Linear 
Acting  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841229 Other Hydraulic Power Engines and Moto rs  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841231 Pneumatic Power Engines and Motors, Linear 
Acting  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841239 Other Pneumatic Power Engines and Moto rs  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841280 Other Engines and Motors  CCS , EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841290 Parts of Other Engines and Motors  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841311 Pumps for Dispensing Fuel or Lubricants  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841319 Other Pumps for Liquids, With a Measuring Device  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841320 Hand Pumps for Liquids  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841330 Fuel, Lubricating or Cooling Medium Pu mps  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841340 Concrete Pumps  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169  
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841350 Other Reciprocating Positive Displacement Pumps  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841360 Other Positive Rotary Displacement Pumps  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841370 Other Centrifugal Pumps  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841381 Other Pumps for Liquids  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841382 Liquid Elevators  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841391 Parts of Pumps for Liquids  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841392 Parts of Liquid Elevators  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841410 Vacuum Pumps  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841480 Other Air Pumps and Air or Gas Compressors; 
Other Hoods  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841490 Parts of Air or Vacuum Pumps, Air or Other Gas 
Compressors, Fans & Hoods  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841610 Furnace Burners for Liquid Fuel  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841620 Other Furnace Burners, Including Combination 
Burners  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841630 Mechanical Stokers, Mechanical Grates, 
Mechanical Ash Dischargers  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841690 Parts of Furnace Burners, Mechanical Stokers, 
Mechanical Grates, the Like  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841780 Other Industrial or Laboratory Furnaces and Ovens, 
Non-electric  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841790 Parts of Industrial or Laboratory Furnaces and 
Ovens  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841939 Other Dryers Other than Household Machiner y  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841940 Distilling or Rectifying Plant  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841950 Heat Exchange Units  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841960 Machinery for Liquefying Air or Other Gas  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841989 Other Apparatus for Treatment of Materials By 
Temperature  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
841990 Parts of Apparatus for Treatment of Materials By 
Temperature  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
842010 Calendering or Other Rolling Machines, Other than 
for Metals or Glass  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
842091 Cylinders for Calendering or Other Rolling 
Machines  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
842099 Parts of Calendering or Other Rolling Mach ines  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
842119 Other Centrifuges, Including Centrifugal Dr yers  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169  
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842121 Machinery and Apparatus for Filtering or Purifying 
Water  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
842123 Oil or Petrol-filters for Internal Combustion 
Engines  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
842129 Other Filtering or Purifying Machinery and 
Apparatus for Liquids  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
842131 Intake Air Filters for Internal Combustion E ngines  CCS, GFR, EC Sa udi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
842139 Other Filtering or Purifying Machinery and 
Apparatus for Gases  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
842191 Parts of Centrifuges, Including Centrifugal Dr yers  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
842199 Parts for Filtering or Purifying Machinery, for 
Liquids or Gases  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
847410 Sorting, Screening, Separating or Washing 
Machines, for Mineral Substance  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
847420 Crushing or Grinding Machines for Mineral 
Substances  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
847431 Concrete or Mortar Mixers  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
847432 Machines for Mixing Mineral Substances With 
Bitumen  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
847439 Other Mixing or Kneading Machines for Mineral 
Substances  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
847480 Machinery for Agglomerating, Shaping or 
Moulding Mineral Products  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
847490 Parts of Machinery for Sorting, Crushing, Mixing, 
Moulding or Shaping  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
847710 Injection-moulding Machines, for Rubber or Plastic 
Industry  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
847720 Extruders, for Rubber or Plastic Industry  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
847730 Blow Moulding Machines, for Rubber or Plastic 
Industry  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
847740 Vacuum Moulding Machines and Other 
Thermoforming Machines  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
847751 Machinery for Moulding or Retreading Pneumatic 
Tyres  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
847759 Other Machinery for Moulding or Otherwise 
Forming  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
847780 Other Machinery for Working Rubber or Plas tics  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
847790 Parts of Extruders or Other Moulding Machines for 
Rubber or Plastic  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
848110 Pressure-reducing Valves  CCS , EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
848120 Valves for Oleohydraulic or Pneumatic 
Transmissions  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169  
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848130 Check Valves  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
848140 Safety or Relief Valves  CCS , EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
848180 Other Valves and Other Appliances for Pipes, 
Tanks, Vats or the Like  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
848190 Parts of Taps, Cocks, Valves for Pipes, Boiler 
Shells, Tanks or the Like  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
848210 Ball Bearings  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
848220 Tapered Roller Bearings, Including Cone and 
Tapered Roller Assemblies  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
848230 Spherical Roller Bearings  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
848240 Needle Roller Bearings  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
848250 Other Cylindrical Roller Bearings  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
848280 Other Bearings, Including Combined Ball or Roller 
Bearings  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
848291 Balls, Needles and Rollers  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
848299 Other Parts of Ball or Roller Bearings   CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
850300 Parts, of Motors, of Generators, of Generating Sets, 
of Rotary Converters  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
850410 Ballasts for Discharge Lamps or Tube s  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
850421 Liquid Dielectric Transformers, Not Exceeding 
650kva  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
850422 Liquid Dielectric Transformers, Power Handling 
Capacity 650-10, 00kva  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
850423 Liquid Dielectric Transformers, Exceeding 10, 
000kva  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
850431 Other Transformers, Power Handling Capacity Not 
Exceeding 1kva  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
850432 Other Transformers, Exceeding 1kva But Not 
Exceeding 16kva  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
850433 Other Transformers, Exceeding 16kva But Not 
Exceeding 500kva  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
850434 Other Transformers, Power Handling Capacity 
Exceeding 500kva  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
850440 Static Converters  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
850450 Inductor  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
850490 Parts, of Electrical Transformers, of Static 
Converters, of Inductors  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
850511 Permanent Magnets and Magnetized Articles, of 
Metal  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
850519 Other Permanent Magnets and Magnetized Ar ticles  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169  
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850520 Electro-magnetic Couplings, Clutches and Br akes  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
850530 Elector-magnetic Lifting Heads  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
850590 Elector-magnets, Electro-magnetic and Permanent 
Magnet Chucks and Clamp  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
851140 Starter Motors and Dual Purpose Starter-generators  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
851150 Other Generators for Internal Combustion Engines  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
851180 Electrical Ignition, Starting Equipment and Cut-outs 
for Internal Combustion Engine  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
851190 Parts of Ignition, Starting Equipment, for Internal 
Combustion Engine  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
851410 Resistance Heated Furnaces and Ovens  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
851420 Induction or Dielectric Furnaces and Ovens  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
851430 Other Industrial or Laboratory Electric Furnaces 
and Ovens  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
851440 Other Induction or Dielectric Heating Equipments, 
Industry, Laboratory  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
851490 Parts of Industrial or La boratory Electric Furnaces 
and Ovens  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
901510 Rangefinders  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
901520 Theodolites and tachyometers  CCS , EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
901530 Levels  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
901540 Photogrammetrical surveying instruments and 
appliances  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
901580 Other instruments and appliances: Surveying, 
Hydrographic, Oceanographic or Hydrological Instruments  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
901590 Parts and accessories: Surveying, Hydrographic, 
Oceanographic or Hydrological Instruments  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
902410 Machines and appliances for testing me tals  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
902480 Other machines and appliances for testing metals  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
902490 Parts and accessories of Machines & Appliances for 
Testing of Materials  CCS. EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
902511 Thermometers and pyrometers, not combined with 
other instruments: Liquid-filled, for direct reading  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
902519 Other: Thermometers and pyrometers, not 
combined with other instruments  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
902520 Barometers, not combined with other inst ruments  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
902580 Other instruments (Hydrometers, Pyrometers, 
Hygrometers and Psychrometers)  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
902590 Parts and accessories (Hydrometers, Pyrometers, 
Hygrometers and Psychrometers)  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169  
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902610 Instruments and apparatus For measuring or 
checking the flow or level of liquids  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
902620 Instruments and apparatus For measuring or 
checking pressure  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
902680 Other instruments or apparatus for Measuring or 
Checking of Gases or Liquids  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
902690 Parts and accessories (Flow Meters, Level Gauges, 
Manometers, Heat Meters)  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
902810 Gas meters  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
902820 Liquid meters  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
902830 Electricity meters  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
902890 Parts and accessories: Gas, Liquid or Electricity 
Supply or Production Meters  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
903110 Machines for balancing mechanical pa rts  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
903130 Profile projectors  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
903140 Other optical instruments and applian ces  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
903180 Other Measuring or Checking instruments, 
appliances and machines  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
903190 Parts and accessories (Profile Projectors, 
Focimeters, Ultrasonic Fish Finders, Load-cells)  CCS, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
903210 Thermostats  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
903220 Manostats  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
903281 Hydraulic or pneumatic  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
903289 Other Automatic Regulating or Controlling 
Instruments & Apparatus  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
903290 Parts and accessories (Automatic Regulating or 
Controlling Instruments & Apparatus)  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
903300 Parts and accessories (not specified or included 
elsewhere in this chapter) for machines, appliances  CCS, GFR, EC Saudi Arabia JOB(09)/169 
2. CLEANER OR MORE RESOURCE EFFICIENT TECHNOLOGIES AND PRODUCTS (CT/P) 
732111 Cooking appliances and plat e warmers: For gas fuel 
or for both gas and other fuels. Solar stoves. Uses solar thermal energy for cooking, thereby 
producing no air pollution. The use of solar stoves is 
replacing heating with fire wood or other non-renewable 
energy sources (e.g. oil, gas) and allows for preservation of firewood (especially important in arid areas) and is 
suitable for off-grid usage. Switzerland JOB(09)/132 
732190 Stoves, ranges, grates, cookers (including those 
with subsidiary boilers for central heating), 
barbecues, braziers, gas -rings, plate warmers and 
similar non-electric domestic appliances, and parts 
thereof, of iron or steel: Parts. As applicable to solar stoves. Parts are used in the maintenance and repair of solar 
stoves (see HS 732111 for the environmental benefits). Switzerland JOB(09)/132  
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850680 Other primary cells and primary batteries Fuel cells. Fuel cells use hydrogen or  hydrogen-containing fuels 
such as methane to produce an electric current, through 
a electrochemical process rath er than combustion. Fuel 
cells are clean, quiet, and highly efficient sources of electricity. Canada, Japan, New 
Zealand, SwitzerlandJOB(09)/132 
850980 Electro-mechanical domestic  appliances, with self-
contained electric motor: Other. Garbage degraders with electrical heating systems; 
or using bacterial decomposing processes or hot-air 
drying processes. These items are used to break down food and other 
garbage from households and the food industry. Such 
products help inter alia  to reduce land fill volumes. Japan JOB(09)/132 
3. ENERGY EFFICIENCY (EE) 
841510 Air conditioning machines, comprising a motor-
driven fan and elements for changing the temperature and humidity, of window or wall types, 
self-contained  or  ""split-system"" Energy efficient air conditioning machines which 
conform to the energy efficiency standard and are so certified by the authority in destination country.  Low CO2 emission, using less electricity Japan
 TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
841581 Air conditioning machines, comprising a motor-
driven fan and elements for changing the 
temperature and humidity, incorporating a 
refrigerating unit and a valve for reversal of the cooling/heat cycle (reversible heat pumps), n.e.s. Energy efficient air conditioning machines which 
conform to the energy efficiency standard and are 
so certified by the authority in destination country.  Low CO2 emission, using less electricity Japan
 TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
841810 Combined refrigerator-freezers, fitted with separate 
external doors Energy efficient refrigerat ors which conform to the 
energy efficiency standard  and are so certified by 
the authority in destination country.  Low CO2 emission, using less electricity Japan  TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
841821 Household type refrigerators of compression-type Energy efficient refrigerat ors which conform to the 
energy efficiency standard  and are so certified by 
the authority in destination country.  Low CO2 emission, using less electricity Japan  TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
841830 Freezers of the chest type, not exceeding 800 l 
capacity Energy efficient refrigerat ors which conform to the 
energy efficiency standard  and are so certified by 
the authority in destination country.  Low CO2 emission, using less electricity Japan  TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
841840 Freezers of the upright type, not exceeding 900 l 
capacity Energy efficient refrigerat ors which conform to the 
energy efficiency standard  and are so certified by 
the authority in destination country.  Low CO2 emission, using less electricity Japan  TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
847130 Portable digital automatic data processing 
machines, weighing not more than 10 kg, consisting of at least a central processing unit, a keyboard and 
a display Energy efficient PCs whic h conform to the energy 
efficiency standard and are so certified by the authority in destination country.  Low CO2 emission, using less electricity Japan
 TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
847160 Input or output units, wh ether or not containing 
storage units in the same housing Energy efficient printers, copiers, scanners and all-
in-one which conform to the energy efficiency 
standard and are so certified by the authority in destination country.  Low CO2 emission, using less electricity Japan
 TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
847170 Storage units, n.e.s. Energy efficient memory drives which conform to 
the energy efficiency standard and are so certified by the authority in destination country.  Low CO2 emission, using less electricity Japan
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850680 Other primary cells and primary batteries Fuel cell - Compared with dry cell batteries, it can be recharged 
(can be reused) and reduce the waste.  
- In case of automotive use, superior energy saving can 
be realized due to its high fuel-efficiency.  - No CO2 emission Japan
 TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
850740 Nickel-iron electric accumulators All products - Compared with dry cell batteries, it can be recharged 
(can be reused) and reduce the waste.  
- In case of automotive use, superior energy saving can 
be realized due to its high fuel-efficiency.  - No CO2 emission Japan
 TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
850780 Other accumulators All products - Compared with dry cell batteries, it can be recharged 
(can be reused) and reduce the waste.  
- In case of automotive use, superior energy saving can 
be realized due to its high fuel-efficiency.  - No CO2 emission Japan
 TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
851711 Line telephone sets with cordless handsets Energy efficient cordless phone which conform to 
the energy efficiency standard and are so certified 
by the authority in destination country.  Low CO2 emission, using less electricity Japan  TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
851721 Facsimile machines Energy efficient fax machines which conform to the 
energy efficiency standard  and are so certified by 
the authority in destination country.  Low CO2 emission, using less electricity Japan  TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
851730 Telephonic or telegraphic switching apparatus Energy efficient private branch exchange which 
conform to the energy efficiency standard and are 
so certified by the authority in destination country.  Low CO2 emission, using less electricity Japan  TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
851750 Other apparatus , for carrier-current line systems or 
for digital line systems Energy efficient fixed line telephones which 
conform to the energy efficiency standard and are 
so certified by the authority in destination country.  Low CO2 emission, using less electricity Japan  TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
851840 Audio-frequency electric amplifiers Energy efficient home audios which conform to the 
energy efficiency standard  and are so certified by 
the authority in destination country.  Low CO2 emission, using less electricity Japan  TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
852090 Magnetic tape recorders and other sound recording 
apparatus whether or not incorporating a sound reproducing device (other than 852110-852039) Energy efficient music players with IC which 
conform to the energy efficiency standard and are so certified by the authority in destination country.  Low CO2 emission, using less electricity Japan
 TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
852190 Video recording or reproducing apparatus, whether 
or not incorporating a video tuner other than 
magnetic tape-type Energy efficient DVD recorders which conform to 
the energy efficiency standard and are so certified 
by the authority in destination country.  Low CO2 emission, using less electricity Japan  TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
852210 Pick-up cartridges Energy efficient pick-up cartridges for DVD 
Recorders which conform to  the energy efficiency 
standard and are so certified by the authority in destination country.  Low CO2 emission, using less electricity Japan
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852390 Prepared unrecorded media for sound recording or 
similar recording of other phenomena, other than products of Chapter37 and 852311-852330 Energy efficient stage media with IC which 
conform to the energy efficiency standard and are so certified by the authority in destination country.  Low CO2 emission, using less electricity Japan
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852540 Still image video cameras and other video camera 
records; digital cameras Energy efficient video cameras and digital cameras 
which conform to the energy efficiency standard 
and are so certified by the authority in destination 
country.  Low CO2 emission, using less electricity Japan  TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
852691 Radio navigational aid apparatus Energy efficient radio navigations which conform 
to the energy efficiency standard and are so certified by the authority in destination country.  Low CO2 emission, using less electricity Japan
 TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
852812 Reception apparatus for television, whether or not 
incorporating radio broad cast receivers or sound or 
video recording or reproducing apparatus Energy efficient reception apparatus which conform 
to the energy efficiency standard and are so 
certified by the authority in destination country.  Low CO2 emission, using less electricity Japan  TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
852821 Color video monitors Energy efficient color video monitors which 
conform to the energy efficiency standard and are 
so certified by the authority in destination country.  Low CO2 emission, using less electricity Japan  TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
852830 Video projectors Energy efficient video projectors which conform to 
the energy efficiency standard and are so certified by the authority in destination country.  Low CO2 emission, using less electricity Japan
 TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
940510 Chandeliers and other electric ceiling or wall 
lighting fittings, excluding those of a kind used for 
lighting public open spaces or thoroughfares Lighting fittings using LED lamp Compared with the conventional fluorescent or 
incandescent lamps, it is long life, low power 
consumption,  energy saving and no toxic substance 
(mercury free). Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
940520 Electric table, desk, bedside or floor-sta nding lamps Lighting fittings using LED lamp Compared with the conventional fluorescent or 
incandescent lamps, it is long life, low power consumption,  energy saving and no toxic substance 
(mercury free). Japan
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940540 Electric lamps and lighting fittings other than those 
of 9405.10-9405.30 Lightings fittings using LED as light source Compared with the conventional fluorescent or 
incandescent lamps, it is long life, low power 
consumption,  energy saving and no toxic substance 
(mercury free). Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
To be 
determined 
by each 
member   LED lamp (LED light bulb etc.) and lighting Compared with the conventional fluorescent or 
incandescent lamps, it is long life, low power consumption,  energy saving and no toxic substance 
(mercury free). Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
To be 
determined 
by each 
member   Energy efficient liquid crystal displays which 
conform to the energy efficiency standard and are 
so certified by the authority in destination country.  Low CO2 emission, using less elect ricity Japan TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 
4. ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING , ANALYSIS AND ASSESSMENT EQUIPMENT (M/A) 
901530 Levels: Hydrological, oceanographic, 
meteorological instruments and appliances.  
Exclusive of 90.31   Includes levels used for environmental purposes such as 
measuring the ozone layer, elements of climate change 
etc. European 
Communities JOB(09)/132  
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902610 Instruments and apparatus for measuring or 
checking the flow or level of liquid   Meters, which check and record  the level and/or flow of 
liquids or gases, are routinely used during complex 
auditing and testing to ensure the efficient operation of 
environmental systems such as water and wastewater treatment plants, air pollution control systems, and 
hydroelectric facilities.  Canada, Japan, 
Korea, 
New Zealand, 
United States JOB(09)/132 
902620 Instruments and apparatus for measuring or 
checking pressure   Manometers (devices that m easure pressure) are used in 
power plants, water delivery systems, and other 
applications such as monitoring indoor air.  There are two principal types: digital manometers and tube manometers, both of which have important 
environmental applications. Canada, Japan, 
Korea, 
New Zealand, United States JOB(09)/132 
902680 Other instruments and apparatus   These instruments include heat  meters that are used to 
monitor and measure the distribution of heat from 
geothermal or biomass di strict heating systems. Japan, Korea, New 
Zealand, United 
States, Canada JOB(09)/132 
902690 Parts and accessories for articles of subheading 
9026   These are parts for the instruments and devices in 
9026.10, 9026.20, and 9026.80.    Canada, Japan, 
Korea, New Zealand, 
United States JOB(09)/132 
902710 Gas or smoke analysis apparatus   Gas analyzers are designed to continuously monitor 
single or multiple gas components, and such an 
instrument is used to analyze air emissions from automobiles.  Canada, Chinese 
Taipei, Japan, 
United States, New Zealand, European 
Communities JOB(09)/132 
902720 Chromatographs and electrophoresis instruments   Gas and liquid chromatographs use an analytical 
method where a physical separation of the sample 
components occurs prior to detection. These instruments can be use to monitor and analyze air pollution 
emissions, ambient air quality, water quality, etc. 
Electrophoresis instruments can be used to monitory and analyze materials such as particulates emitted from 
incinerators or from diesel exhaust. Japan, Korea, New 
Zealand, United 
States, Canada, Chinese Taipei JOB(09)/132 
902730 Spectrometers,  spectrophotometers and 
spectrographs using optical radiations (UV, visible, 
IR)   Spectrometers are used in a wide range of 
environmental applications, including to identify and 
characterise unknown chemicals and in environmental applications to detect toxins and identify trace contaminants. They are also used for qualitative and 
quantitative analysis inter alia in quality control 
departments, environmental control, water management, 
food processing, agriculture and weather monitoring. Canada, Chinese 
Taipei, Japan, New 
Zealand, United States JOB(09)/132 
902740 Exposure meters   Exposure meters are used, inter alia , to control light 
sources and for measurem ents in agriculture, 
horticulture, and other natural resources applications. Canada, Japan, 
Korea, 
New Zealand, 
United States JOB(09)/132  
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902750 Other instruments and apparatus using optical 
radiations (UV, visible, IR)   These instruments can be used  for chemical, thermal, or 
optical analysis of samples, including water quality 
photometers which are used to determine the 
concentration of a solution from its color intensity. Canada, Japan, 
Korea, 
New Zealand, 
United States JOB(09)/132 
902780 Instruments and apparatus for physical or chemical 
analysis not elsewhere specified in 90.27. Optional ex-out may include: For analysing noise, 
air, water and hydrocarbons and heavy metals in soil.. These instruments include: magnetic resonance 
instruments which are used in biologic and geologic analysis; and mass spectrometers which are used to 
identify elements and compounds. Canada, Chinese 
Taipei, European Communities, Japan, 
Korea, New 
Zealand, United States JOB(09)/132 
902790 Microtomes;  parts and accessories of instruments 
and appliances of 90.27. Optional ex-outs may include: Parts for 902710 
and 902780x. These instruments include microtomes which are 
devices that prepare slices of samples for analysis. Also included here are parts of the instruments classified in 
9027 and described above. Canada European 
Communities, Japan, Korea, New 
Zealand, United 
States JOB(09)/132 
903010 Instruments and apparatus for measuring or 
detecting ionising radiations.   These items are used for the purpose of detecting the 
presence of ionizing radiation and may, for instance, include Geiger counters that are useful in performing 
surveys for radioactivity contamination.   Canada, Japan, 
Korea, New Zealand, United 
States JOB(09)/132 
903020 Cathode-ray oscillosc opes and cathode-ray 
oscillographs.   Oscilloscopes are used to translate an electronic signal 
into a pattern on a screen. These instruments are used 
for testing and calibrating laboratory equipment.  Canada, Japan, New 
Zealand, United 
States JOB(09)/132 
903031 Multimeters.   These products measure electrical flow, including 
current, resistance, voltage, frequency, temperature and 
in this way are used to id entify electronic and electrical 
problems in equipment.   Canada, Japan, 
Korea, New 
Zealand, United 
States JOB(09)/132 
903039 Other instruments and apparatus, for measuring or 
checking voltage, current, resistance or power, without a recording device. Optional ex-outs may include: Volt meters, Am 
meters, Circuit testers, Resistance meters, Galvano meters These instruments include single function meters. An 
ammeter measures current, a voltmeter measures voltage, and an ohmmeter measures resistance. These instruments are also used to find problems in 
equipment. Canada, Japan, 
Korea, New Zealand, United States JOB(09)/132 
903083 Other instruments and apparatus for measuring or 
checking electrical quantities, with a recording device.   These instruments are similar to those above, but 
include componentry that is  a recording device - these 
add a further technical element to the process of identifying electrical problems in equipment. Canada, Japan, 
Korea, New Zealand, United States JOB(09)/132 
903089 Other instruments and apparatus for measuring or 
checking electrical quantities.   These instruments are similar to those above, and are 
used to identify electrical faults. Canada, Japan, New 
Zealand, United States JOB(09)/132 
903090 Parts and accessories of Heading 90.30. Optional ex-out may include: Parts and accessories 
for nominated articles of subheading 903010. See above goods of subheading 9030. Canada, European 
Communities, Japan, Korea, New 
Zealand, United 
States JOB(09)/132  
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903120 Test benches.   Test benches are used to te st designs and equipment, 
such as components or subsystems of a solar power 
plant. Canada, Japan, New 
Zealand, United 
States JOB(09)/132 
903130 Profile projectors.   Profile projectors are used for critical tasks in 
engineering such as measuring and inspecting high 
precision, complex parts in many applications and industries.  Canada, Japan, 
Korea, 
New Zealand, United States JOB(09)/132 
903149 Other measuring and checking instruments, 
appliances and machines, not specified or included 
elsewhere in this chap ter: ..Other optical 
instruments, appliances and machines elsewhere specified for measuring or checking.   Equipment used in the measur ement, recording, analysis 
and assessment of environmental samples or 
environmental impact.   Canada, Korea, 
Japan, 
New Zealand JOB(09)/132 
903180 Other instruments, appliances and machines. Optional ex-out may include:  Vibrometers, hand 
vibration meters These products include inter alia , items such as 
vibrometers (that measure vibrations and assess structural and other effect s of such vibrations) and 
electron microscopes for laboratory and testing 
applications.                                 European 
Communities, Japan, New Zealand, 
United States, 
Canada JOB(09)/132 
903190 Parts and accessories of the instruments and 
appliances and machines of 90.31. Optional ex-out may include: Parts for 903180x.  These are parts for the equipment classified in 9031 and 
described above. European 
Communities, Canada, Korea, New 
Zealand, 
United States, Japan JOB(09)/132 
903210 Thermostats.   Products include thermostats that control the efficiency 
of air conditioning, refriger ation or heating systems. Canada, Japan, New 
Zealand, United States JOB(09)/132 
903220 Manostats.   Manostats measure and monitor pressure and are used 
for controlling pumps and chemical feed equipment in 
applications such as wastewater treatment.  Canada, Japan, 
Korea, New 
Zealand, United 
States JOB(09)/132 
903281 Hydraulic and pneumatic instruments and 
apparatus.   These include control-relate d instruments and apparatus 
which have many environmental applications such as water treatment, wastewater treatment, air pollution 
control as well as efficient process controls for many 
industrial applications.   Canada, Japan, 
Korea, New Zealand, United 
States JOB(09)/132 
903290 -Parts and accessories for nominated articles of 
subheading 9032.   These are the parts for the automatic regulating and 
control instruments classifi ed in 9032 and described. Canada, Japan, New 
Zealand, United States, Korea JOB(09)/132 
903300  Parts and accessories (not specified or included 
elsewhere in this Chapter) for machines, appliances, 
instruments or apparatus of Chapter 90.   These are the parts and accessories for the products 
described above. Canada, European 
Communities, Japan, 
Korea, New 
Zealand, United States JOB(09)/132  
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5. HEAT AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT (H/EM) 
701931 Glass fibres (including glass wool) and articles 
thereof (for example, yarn, woven fabrics): Mats Mats for soundproofing and thermal insulation of 
buildings. These mats help save energy and reduce noise levels in 
buildings. European 
Communities JOB(09)/132 
841950 Heat exchange units, whether or not electrically 
heated Optional ex-out may include heat exchangers for 
use in renewable energy system. Some heat exchangers are specifically designed for use 
in relation to renewable energy sources such as 
geothermal energy . Canada, European 
Communities, Japan, 
United States JOB(09)/132 
902810 Gas meters -including calibrating meters thereof  Meters are necessary to measure and regulate use and 
hence enable more efficient use of the resourc e. In 
particular, these gas meters  are generally designed for 
use with natural gas and propane, but may include those designed for other gases such as helium. Canada, European 
Communities, Japan, 
New Zealand, 
United States JOB(09)/132 
902820 Liquid meters including calibrating meters thereof Optional ex-out  may include: Water consumption 
meters. These liquid meters include those designed to measure 
potable water consumption to allocate costs, assist the 
financial management of wa ter systems, and encourage 
conservation of a scarce resource. Canada, European 
Communities, Japan, 
New Zealand, 
United States JOB(09)/132 
902830 Electricity meters  These products include those designed to measure 
electricity flow in residential, commercial, and industrial consumption of electricity. Canada, Japan, New 
Zealand, United States JOB(09)/132 
902890 Parts and accessories for articles of subheading 
9028: Optional ex-out may include: Parts for 902810, 
902820[x], 902830. These are parts and accessories for the gas, liquid, and 
electricity meters classifi ed in 9028 and described 
above.   Japan, Korea, New 
Zealand, United 
States, Canada, European 
Communities JOB(09)/132 
6. NATURAL RISK MANAGEMENT (RM) 
901540 Photogrammeterical surveying instruments and 
appliances  Photogrammetry is an aerial remote sensing technique 
which forms the baseline of many Geographic 
Information Systems (GIS) and Land Information 
Systems (LIS), which are important for monitoring and managing natural risks such as floods, earthquakes. Canada, Japan, New 
Zealand, United 
States JOB(09)/132 
901580 Other surveying, hydrogr aphic, oceanographic, 
hydrological, meteorological or geophysical instruments and appliances, excluding compasses, 
not elsewhere specified in 90.15  Includes instrument and appliances necessary for 
measuring the ozone layer and to monitor, measure and assist planning for natural risks such as earthquakes, 
cyclones, tsunamis etc.   Canada, European 
Communities, Japan, New Zealand, 
United States JOB(09)/132 
901590 Parts and accessories of the instruments and 
appliances of 90.15 Parts for 901530, 901540 and 901580. Parts used in maintenance and repair of the items listed 
under HS 901540, 901580 and 901530 with the 
attendant environmental benefits. Canada, Japan, New 
Zealand, United 
States, European 
Communities JOB(09)/132  
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7. NOISE AND VIBRATION ABATEMENT (N/V) 
450410 Agglomerated cork (with or without a binding 
substance) and articles of agglomerated cork: Panels, boards, tiles, blocks and similar articles of  
agglomerated cork Cork underlay in sheets and rolls. Assists in the reduction of noise levels in buildings. European 
Communities, Switzerland JOB(09)/132 
840991 Parts suitable for use solely  or principally with the 
engines of heading No. 84.07 or 84.08:  Other: 
Suitable for use solely or  principally with spark-
ignition internal combustion piston engines. Industrial mufflers. Industrial mufflers are used for reducing engine noise.  Chinese Taipei, 
European 
Communities, Korea, Japan, United 
States JOB(09)/132 
840999 Parts suitable for use solely  or principally with the 
engines of heading No. 84.07 or 84.08:  Other. Industrial mufflers. Industrial mufflers ar e used for reducing engine noiset.  European 
Communities, Japan, 
Korea, United StatesJOB(09)/132 
903110 Machines for balancing mechanical parts.  Environmental applications of these machines include 
balancing of parts and equipm ent to minimise noise and 
vibration. Canada, Japan, New 
Zealand, United States JOB(09)/132  
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E. OTHERS (OTH) 
1. ENVIRONMENTALLY PREFERABLE PRODUCTS BASED ON END-USE OR DISPOSAL CHARACTERISTICS (EPP) 
530310 Jute and other textile bast fibres (excluding flax, 
true hemp and ramie), raw or processed but not 
spun; tow and waste of these fibres (including yarn waste and garnetted stock).   The natural fiber composition differentiates jute from 
alternative synthetic materials due to its 
biodegradability and sustainable sources. Jute fibers are used for packaging and woven fabric. Switzerland JOB(09)/132 
530410 Sisal other textile fibres of the genus Agave  raw   The natural fibre composition differentiates sisal from 
alternative synthetic materials due to its 
biodegradability and sustaina ble sources. Sisal fibres 
also used in recycled paper. United States, 
Switzerland JOB(09)/132 
530490 Sisal and other textile fibres of the genus Agave, 
processed but not spun; tow and waste of these fibres (including yarn wast e and garnetted stock).    The natural fibre composition differentiates sisal from 
alternative synthetic materials due to its biodegradability and sustaina ble sources. Sisal fibres 
also used in recycled paper. United States, 
Switzerland JOB(09)/132 
560710 Twine, cordage, ropes and cables, whether or not 
plaited or braided and whet her or not impregnated, 
coated, covered or sheathed with rubber or plastics: Of jute or other textile ba st fibres of heading 53.03.   More biodegradable than synthetic fibre alternatives and 
made from a renewable resource. New Zealand, 
United States, 
Switzerland JOB(09)/132 
560721 Twine, cordage, ropes and cables whether or not 
plaited or braided and whet her or not impregnated, 
coated, covered or sheathed with rubber or plastics: 
Of sisal or other textile fi bres of the genus Agave: 
Binder or baler twine   More biodegradable than synthetic fibre alternatives and 
made from a renewable resource. New Zealand, 
United States JOB(09)/132 
630510 Sacks and bags, of a kind used for the packing of 
goods: Of jute or of other textile bast fibres of heading 53.03.   More biodegradable than synthetic fibre alternatives and 
made from a renewable resource. New Zealand, 
United States, Switzerland JOB(09)/132 
2. NATURAL RESOURCES PROTECTION (NR) 
560811 Made-up fishing nets of man-made textile materials.Specifically made-up fishing nets that incorporate 
turtle excluder devices. Use of Turtle Excluder Devices (TEDs) reduces turtle 
mortality by 90-100 per cent. United States JOB(09)/132 
560890 Knotted netting of twine, cordage or rope; made up 
fishing nets and other made up nets, of textile 
materials;  Other than made-up fishing nets of 
manmade textile materials: Knot net of twine made-up fish net textile materials not elsewhere specified 
or included. Made-up fishing nets th at incorporate turtle 
excluder devices. Use of Turtle Excluder Devices (TEDs) reduces turtle 
mortality by 90-100 per cent. United States JOB(09)/132 
950720 Fish-hooks, whether or not snelled. Circle hooks. These rounded, "circle-shaped" hooks reduce sea turtle 
mortality 60-90 per cent over conventional "J-shaped" 
hooks. United States JOB(09)/132  
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3. OTHER (OTH) 
841940  Distilling or rectifying plant Distilling Apparatus Desalination plants remove salt from water and are 
particularly important in c onditions of water scarcity. 
Biogas refinement equipment "upgrades" biogas resulting from organic matter to give it the same 
properties as natural gas. A llows the recovery and reuse 
of solvents, e.g.., solvents used in the printing, painting 
or dry cleaning industries.  Philippines JOB/TE/2 
841989  Machinery, plant or laboratory equipment whether 
or not electrically heated (excluding furnaces, ovens 
etc.) for treatment of materials by a process 
involving a change of temperature such as heating, cooking, roasting, distilling,  rectifying, sterilizing Evaporators; autoclaves For processing water and wast ewater and the separation 
and removal of pollutants through condensation. Philippines JOB/TE/2 
 
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 II. OTHER ELEMENTS  
 
A. POTENTIAL TARIFF 
TREATMENT INCLUDING 
ANY PROPOSAL ON SPECIAL 
AND DIFFERENTIAL 
TREATMENT  Tariff treatment :  
Tariffs on the goods identified could be eliminated (zero).1   
 
SDT :  
Tariffs could be eliminated as soon as possible, but no later than X, for developed countries and those developing countries declaring themselves in a position to do so.  For other developing countries, tariffs could be eliminated by Y 
years thereafter.
2 
B. NON-TARIFF BARRIERS 
ENCOUNTERED WITH 
RESPECT TO PARTICULAR 
ENVIRONMENTAL GOODS   Organic products: need for harmonization of standards;3  
 Energy efficient goods: need for harmonization of 
standards;4 
 Solar energy products.5 
C. ADDITIONAL / OTHER 
REMARKS  Reduction or elimination of tariff and non-tariff barriers 
could be done: 
− on the basis of an agreed set of environmental 
goods;6   
− through commitments undertaken as a result of a 
request-offer process carried out within a specified timeline (which includes a number of steps such as presentation of initial requests, reviewed requests, initial offers, negotiating time, presentation of negotiated offers, collectiv e evaluation meeting and 
presentation of final schedules with the incorporation of 
the concessions);
7  or  
− by making concessions with respect to goods used 
in, and for the duration of, projects, for instance under the Clean Development Mechanism of the Kyoto Protocol.
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1 JOB(09)/132 (Canada, European Union, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, Norway, Separate Customs 
Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu, Switzerland, and United States, 9 October 2009).   
2 JOB(09)/132 (Canada, European Union, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, Norway, Separate Customs 
Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu, Switzerland, and United States, 9 October 2009).  
3 JOB(07)/146 (Brazil, 1 October 2007).   
4 TN/TE/W/75/Add.1 (Japan, 16 February 2010).  
5 JOB/TE/2 (Philippines, 16 February 2010). 
6 JOB(09)/132 (Canada, European Union, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, Norway, Separate Customs 
Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu, Switzerland, and United States, 9 October 2009).   
7 JOB(07)/146 (Brazil, 1 October 2007) and JOB(09)/184 (Brazil, 15 December 2009).   
8 TN/TE/W/74 (Argentina, 23 November 2009).