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IMPORTANT SURVEY DEADLINE APPROACHING
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he UK Government’s Department for Energy Security & Net Zero (DESNZ) Post Implementation Review of Ecodesign and
Energy information regulations for four technology areas - survey request – Welding equipment. DESNZ is conducting phase 2 of the Post- Implementation Reviews (PIRs) of the Eco-design and Energy Information Regulations. Any members of the WWA with an interest in welding appliances are encouraged to participate in this survey. Your responses will contribute to the evidence base
informing DESNZ policy decisions. Please complete and return your response to the survey questions (indicating if you would also be willing to participate in an interview with us, via Teams. The interview should take around 30 minutes). Email Simon Simmons (editor@welding-
world.com) for a copy of the survey and further details. The deadline is Friday 28th August.
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