Tetra Pak International

Ensuring European Energy Efficiency Directive (EED) Article 8 compliance.

Challenge
How to ensure compliance with the EU Energy Efficiency Directive (EED), Article 8?

Our approach
A deep analysis of the legal requirements in each Member State affecting Tetra Pak including:

The requirements regarding audits and audit contents
The possibility of using internal versus external auditors
The potential for grouping of legal entities
National incentives for implementation, such as tax reductions, relevant national voluntary agreements and penalties for non-compliance

Value to client

Meet the deadlines and avoid penalties
Reliable and compliant information to be used in Tetra Pak’s own energy efficiency process to ensure compliance
One single point of contact for all requests
Avoid unnecessary actions
Benefit from subsidies
Regular updates on legislation's and subsidy opportunities

DNV GL gave us a proven third party service that helps companies across EU Member States to understand Article 8 of the EU EED. It means that we can approach all our colleagues in different countries and provide them with an easy-to-use report, so that we have a common understanding of the requirements and what needs to be done.

Joakim Wetter,

Group Energy Expert
Tetra Pak

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