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MEPS
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MEPSMedical Expenditure Panel Survey
MEPSMinimum Energy Performance Standards (Australia & New Zealand)
MEPSMilitary Entrance Processing Station
MEPSMalaysian Electronic Payment System
MEPSMilitary Enlistment Processing Station
MEPSMultilanguage Electronic Phototypesetting System
MEPSMechanical Electrical Plumbing Structural (construction)
MEPSModification Engineering Program Status
MEPSMicrogravity Encapsulation Process System
MEPSMessage Editing and Preparation Service
MEPSMobile Emergency Psychiatric Services
MEPSMobile Electric Power System
MEPSManagement Engineering and Production Services (UK Consultancy Steel Company)
MEPSMember of the Emergency Planning Society (UK)


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In this article Richard Hegarty discusses the implications of this new regulation which is part of the Energy Performance of Building Directive which requires all EU countries to establish minimum energy performance standards for buildings.
The Australian Minimum Energy Performance Standards (MEPS) (6) for appliances, which have encouraged the refrigeration industry to achieve more than 50 per cent energy efficiency improvements in the last 20 years.
This complements the focus on more environmentally and energy efficient housing through the Energy Labelling and Minimum Energy Performance Standards program.
 
 
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