Policy Guidelines for Motor Driven Units – Part 1
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This Policy Guideline investigates policy options for harmonising standards and regulations for Motor Driven Units (MDUs) in two parts. This report (Part 1) describes existing standards and regulations
Smart Lighting – New Features Impacting Energy Consumption
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A comprehensive report examining the energy cost of smart lamps.
Energy Efficiency of the Internet of Things – Policy Options
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Discusses the objectives, scope of work and policy options for the Energy Efficiency of the Internet of Things. The impact of the network standby energy consumption of mains connected IoT devices on
Network Connected Audio Products – Measurements and Analysis of Network Standby Consumption
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To evaluate functions and designs of Network Connected Audio Products, five products from three well known manufacturers
Achievements of Appliance Energy Efficiency Standards and Labelling Programs: A GLOBAL ASSESSMENT IN 2016
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This report is an update of the first 4E report published in 2015 that recorded achievements of government energy efficiency standards and labelling (EESL) programs, which are amongst the longest running and most widely adopted type of national energy efficiency program
Own Energy Consumption of Smart Metering Infrastructure and Energy Monitoring Systems – Technical Report
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The investigations presented in this report suggest further work would be needed in the fields of communication technologies and
Energy Efficiency of the Internet of Things – Technology and Energy Assessment Report
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This report investigates the standby power of novel mains connected IoT devices and their estimated impact on the worldwide standby energy consumption. Traditional network enabled devices
Development of Conversion Factors and Overall Approach for International Comparisons of Water Heaters
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The analysis of the energy performance of water heaters is the first time the IEA 4E Mapping and Benchmarking activities have
SSL Annex Executive Briefing – Lessons Learned Bringing LED’s to Market
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This memo presents some of the national-level approaches, initiatives and ideas to accelerate and support LED lighting in the market by the IEA 4E SSL Annex member countries
Energy efficiency roadmap for electric motors and motor systems
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This report provides a market assessment of the energy efficiency of electric induction motors, rated between 0.12 kW and 1,000 kW. The scope includes motors designed to operate on either three or
CDA Technical Report on Progress with International Initiatives on Networked Devices
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Network-connected technologies, such as broadband connectivity, wireless mobility, cloud computing, e-commerce, social media
Benchmarking Report – Packaged Liquid Chillers
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This report aims to compare standards for packaged liquid chillers as far as practicable at present, and indicates possible pathways towards better comparability in future, both for market average performance and to enable comparison of the stringency of regulations between economies
SEAD: Evaluation of Internationally Comparable Compliance, Certification and Enforcement Requirements for Electric Motors
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The report explains the steps of designing an effective motor compliance regime and compares Minimum Energy Performance Standards (MEPS) and compliance, certification and enforcement requirements in different countries and regions.
Achievements of appliance energy efficiency standards and labelling programs – a global assessment
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This report summarises the recorded achievements of government energy efficiency standards and labelling (EESL) programs, which
Benchmarking Report – Updated Impact of ‘Phase-out’ Regulations on Lighting Markets
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This benchmarking analysis updates the results of the domestic lighting benchmarking published in July 20111 based on new data that gives insight into more recent market trends
Indicative Testing of Smart Lamps
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The primary purpose of this document is to provide indicative data on the network standby power consumption of smart lamps and the power used by the lamps when emitting no light but remaining connected to a communications network. Lamps were tested at
Policy Guidelines for Electric Motor Systems – Part 2: Toolkit for Policy Makers
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These “Policy Guidelines for Electric Motor Systems” aim to provide assistance to policy makers who wish to design and implement a strategy to encourage the greater energy efficiency of electric
Potential Health Issues of SSL
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This report addresses the issues of the potential effects of solid state lighting (SSL) products on human health. This work mainly focuses on glare issues, photobiological effects caused by the optical radiation on the eye and skin, flickering phenomena non-visual effects of light
Life Cycle Assessment of Solid State Lighting – Final Report
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This report presents an overview of published life-cycle assessments (LCA) of lighting equipment, answering questions on the basis of current research. The LCA methodology is used to assess the
Energy Standards & Labelling Programs throughout the world in 2013
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This report quantifies how common place energy performance standards and efficiency labelling have now become around the world. It also records trends over the past decade to show the the proliferation of both numbers of national programs as well as the expansion of individual product measures