In addition, the Executive Committee decided:

1. To note the summary of the Parties’ deliberations at the 40^th Meeting of the Open‑Ended Working Group of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol and the Thirtieth Meeting of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol in relation to the report by the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel on issues related to energy efficiency (decision 81/67(b)), contained in documents UNEP/OzL.Pro/ExCom/82/65 and Add.1;
2. To provide flexibility for the Parties operating under Article 5 engaged in enabling activities in relation to implementation of the Kigali Amendment, should they so wish, to undertake the following activities using the funding already approved:
   1. Development and enforcement of policies and regulations to avoid market penetration of energy-inefficient refrigeration, air-conditioning and heat-pump equipment;
   2. Promotion of access to energy-efficient technologies in those sectors;
   3. Targeted training on certification, safety and standards, awareness-raising and capacity-building aimed at maintaining and enhancing the energy efficiency;
3. To request the Secretariat to prepare a paper for consideration by the Executive Committee at its 83^rd meeting, describing ways to operationalize paragraph 16 of decision XXVIII/2, and paragraph 2 of decision XXX/5, taking into account the criteria, performance indicators, and associated funding mechanisms of servicing sector plans in existing or new HCFC phase-out management plans for low‑volume‑consuming countries;
4. Further to request the Secretariat to prepare a paper for consideration by the Executive Committee at its 83^rd meeting, providing, as a first step, information on relevant funds and financial institutions mobilizing resources for energy efficiency that might be utilized when phasing down HFCs under the Multilateral Fund, including the modalities used by those institutions to provide such resources to developing countries and the feasibility of implementing agencies implementing the co-funding requests of those institutions;
5. To discuss, at its 83^rd meeting, ways to operationalize paragraph 22 of decision XXVIII/2, and paragraph 5 and 6 of decision XXX/5, including:
   1. Initiatives associated with maintaining and/or enhancing the energy efficiency of replacement technologies with low or zero global-warming potential in the refrigeration, air-conditioning and heat-pump sector, such as:
      1. Methodologies to quantify changes in energy efficiency; and
      2. Technical interventions associated with maintaining and/or enhancing energy efficiency;
   2. Cost-related issues such as associated incremental costs, payback opportunities and costs of monitoring and verification;
   3. Possible environmental benefits, particularly those associated with climate; and
6. To request the Secretariat to prepare, for consideration by the Executive Committee at its 83^rd meeting, a summary of the report by the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel on matters related to energy efficiency with regard to the issues identified in sub‑paragraph (e) above.