Milieuprestatieeisen

Milieuprestatieeisen refers to regulations or standards that define the environmental performance expected from products, services, or buildings. These requirements are designed to reduce the negative impact on the environment throughout the lifecycle of the subject in question. They can encompass various aspects of environmental impact, such as energy consumption, greenhouse gas emissions, water usage, waste generation, and the use of hazardous substances.

These demands are often integrated into legislation, building codes, or public procurement processes. For example, in the construction sector, milieuprestatieeisen can dictate the energy efficiency of a building, the sustainability of the materials used, or the management of construction waste. In product development, they might specify recycling content, the absence of certain chemicals, or the energy efficiency of appliances.

The objective of implementing milieuprestatieeisen is to stimulate innovation, encourage the market to offer more sustainable alternatives, and ultimately contribute to broader environmental goals, such as climate change mitigation and resource conservation. Compliance with these requirements typically involves assessment, certification, or reporting mechanisms to verify that the specified environmental performance levels are met. The stringency and scope of milieuprestatieeisen can vary significantly depending on the jurisdiction and the specific sector being regulated.