A regulatory term referring to a quantitative or non-quantitative requirement for or in relation to a product to achieve a certain performance level in.
Performance requirement is the core ESPR mechanism for setting the level a product must reach against a specified product parameter. It can be quantitative or non-quantitative, which makes it broader than a simple numeric threshold.
Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 establishing a framework for the setting of ecodesign requirements for sustainable products
a quantitative or non-quantitative requirement for or in relation to a product to achieve a certain performance level in relation to a product parameter referred to in Annex I;
Reference: Article 2, point 8
This term matters when companies translate delegated-act rules into measurable product targets, test protocols, pass/fail thresholds, or documentary evidence. It is the step where a policy ambition becomes something engineering, quality, and compliance teams actually have to demonstrate.
For Minespider, performance requirement is where policy language turns into measurable product obligations. It is the kind of term that determines what evidence a system ultimately needs to collect and preserve.