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The ETL is a government-backed scheme featuring over 8,000 independently verified and accredited energy efficient products. From:
Published
15 May 2015
Last updated
10 July 2024
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The Energy Technology List (
ETL
) is a scheme featuring over 8,000 independently verified and accredited energy efficient products across 62 sub-technology groups, backed by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (
DESNZ
). The
ETL
helps contribute to net zero goals by increasing access to stringently tested products. It provides free, impartial support and information, enabling purchasers to easily compare product features and performance across suppliers so that UK businesses and the public sector can make greener energy choices. All products listed, ranging from boilers and electric motors to refrigeration, have met a robust set of criteria and are placed in the top 25% of the market for energy efficiency in their class. For purchasers, the
ETL
provides an easy-to-use procurement tool, while manufacturers can have their energy efficient products listed for free (subject to meeting energy performance criteria). The list is updated monthly and the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero annually reviews the technologies and products that qualify for inclusion. ICF manages delivery of the scheme, including marketing and communications. Ricardo delivers the technical assessments of product applications and operates the annual Research Programme. boiler equipment
boiler retrofit equipment
combined heat and power
compressed air equipment
energy monitoring
hand dryers
heat pumps
heat recovery ventilation units
HVAC Equipment
lighting
motor drives and fans
pipework insulation
professional foodservice equipment
radiant and warm air heaters
refrigeration equipment
solar thermal collectors
uninterruptible power supply
waste heat to electricity conversion equipment
wastewater heat recovery systems
For more details, please visit the
. To suggest a new technology category, please see the
. Purchasers can use the
ETL
to source and compare independently verified and accredited energy-saving equipment:
Manufacturers and suppliers of energy-saving technology can apply to have their products listed on the
ETL
for free:
At the request of users and purchasers from the Energy Technology List (
ETL
), we have worked with NBS to map the 140
ETL
product categories against the UNICLASS codes:
This development delivers closer integration for users of the
ETL
, enabling users to seamlessly select verified energy efficiency products for use within their existing procurement and designing systems. At
DESNZ
we’re committed to protecting the personal data we hold and to being transparent about the information we are collecting about you and what we do with it. GDPR
gives individuals (whether these be customers, contractors or members of staff) more control over the ways in which businesses process personal data. To reflect the newest changes in data protection law, and our commitment to transparency, we have updated our privacy policy for the
ETL
scheme:
Published 15 May 2015
Last updated 10 July 2024
10 July 2024
Links updated to point to new Energy Technology List website. 1 April 2020
Details on the future of the ETL published in light of the Enhanced Capital Allowance (ECA) for energy and water efficient plant and machinery ending in April 2020. 6 March 2019
Publication of changes to the Energy Technology List. 25 May 2018
Added details of updated privacy policy. 6 March 2018
Latest Product and Criteria lists published. Note added on changes to the technologies supported under the ETL as a result of the 2017 Budget
19 September 2016
Energy Technology List – Updated Technology Criteria and Product Eligibility Lists for Enhanced Capital Allowances
8 September 2016
Energy Technology List 2016 criteria and product lists update
17 July 2015
updated content
15 May 2015
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