Energy: Lessons Learned in Asia: Regional Symposium on Energy Efficiency Standards and Labelling
29-31 May 2001
Bangkok, Thailand
The Regional Symposium on Energy Efficiency Standards and Labelling:
Lessons Learned in Asia was co-organized by the Secretariats of United Nations
DESA and United Nations ESCAP in cooperation with the Collaborative Labeling
and Appliance Standards Program (CLASP). The meeting was held at the United
Nations Conference Centre in Bangkok from 29 to 31 May 2001, and was attended
by 125 participants from 25 countries. Those assembled included government
planners, equipment manufacturers, consumer union representatives, and
technical experts. As of 2000, there were 28 countries in the world having
energy efficiency standards and labelling programmes, and half of those
countries were in Asia. The primary objective of the workshop was to share
information and experience gained by countries within the region on best
practices, success stories and lessons learned in implementing energy
efficiency standards and labeling programmes. Participants were also able to
actively network with regional and international experts. Sponsors of the
meeting included the United Nations Foundation, the United States Agency for
International Development (USAID), the National Energy Policy Office (NEPO) of
Thailand, and the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT).
1. COMMUNIQUE
2. PRESENTATIONS
Day
1: Overview Session: Energy Efficiency Standards and Labelling in Asia
Learning By Doing: The Wealth of Experience Implementing Standards and
Labelling Programs
in Asia, Peter du Pont, Denish
Energy Management, A/S Thailand
Presentation
Paper
Voluntary Versus Mandatory Approaches to Appliance Standards and Labelling
Prasert Sinsukprasert,
Department of Energy Development and Promotion,
Thailand
Presentation
Paper
Harmonisation of Standards - The Australian and New Zealand Experience
David Cogan, Energy
Efficiency and Conservation Authority, (EECA), New
Zealand
Presentation
Paper
Energy Efficiency Standard Harmonisation: The Role of the APEC Steering Group
on Energy
Standards, Lloyd Harrington,
Energy Efficient Strategy (EES), New Zealand
Presentation Paper
Manufacturer's Perspective on Energy Efficiency Standard and Labelling
Praphad Phodhivorakhun,
Kang Yong Electric Public Company Limited,
Thailand
Presentation
Paper
Standby Power Losses in Household Electrical Appliances and Office Equipment
Brahmanand Mohanty,
Regional Advisor for Asia, ADEME
Presentation
Paper Day
2: Session
A - Minimum Energy Performance Standard (MEPS)
Proposed MEPS in Thailand
Amornwan Resanond, ERM-Siam,
Thailand
Presentation
Development of Energy Efficiency Standards in China
Cheng Jianhong, China
National Institute of Standardization (CNIS), China
Presentation
Paper
Prospects of MEPS in the Philippines
Norma Hernandez, Bureau
of Product Standards (BPS), Philippines
Presentation
Paper
Regulating for Product End-User Energy Efficiency: An Australian Perspective
Shane Holt, Australian
Greenhouse Office (AGO), Australia
Presentation
Paper
MEPS Experience in Republic of Korea
Sun
Kuen Lee, Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIER), Republic of Korea
Presentation
Paper
Study on Energy Efficiency Standards on Fluorescent Ballasts in Malaysia
Abdul Rahman
Abdul Aziz, Department of Electricity and Gas Supply (DEGS),
Presentation
Process of Standard Update and Collaboration with Manufacturers
James D. Lutz, Lawrence
Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL), USA
Presentation Session
B - Labelling
Energy Efficiency Standard and Labelling in Japan,
Kayo Hayai, The
Energy Conservation Center, Japan (ECCJ)
Presentation
Labelling Design Effort in India
Vijay Deshpande, NEXANT,
India
Presentation
Paper
South Asia Regional Energy Initiative, 2000-2003
M.S. Jayalath, NEXANT
SARI/Energy, India
Presentation
Energy Efficiency Analysis and Labelling of Household Appliances in Iran
Ali Heydari, Sharif
University of Technology, Islamic Republic of Iran
Presentation
European Energy Labelling Programme
Benoit Lebot / Brett
Jacobs, International Energy Agency (IEA), France
Presentation
Paper
The Hong Kong Voluntary Energy Efficiency Labelling Scheme (EELS)
Lam Kam-Kuen, Energy
Efficiency Office, Hong Kong, China
Presentation Paper
Australia and New Zealand Labelling Experiences
George Wilkenfeld &
Associates, Australia
Presentation
Paper
China Energy Conservation Product Certification
Li Tienan / Cheng
Jianhong, China Certification Center for Energy Conservation Product (China)
Presentation Day
3 Session
A - Energy Performance Testing
Practical Issues Resulting From Having Different Energy Performance Test
Standards
for Domestic Refrigerators
Pradeep Bansal,
University of Aukland, New Zealand
Presentation
Running an Energy Performance Testing Laboratory
Kovit Masarat,
Electrical and Electronic Institute (EEI), Thailand
Presentation
Refrigerator and Air Conditioner Testing in the Republic of Korea
Jun Young Choi, Korea
Testing Laboratory (KTL), Republic of Korea
Presentation
Paper
Lessons Learned in Lighting Equipment Testing in the Philippines
Arturo Zabala, Fuel and
Appliances Testing Laboratory (FATL), Philippines
Presentation
Paper
Laboratory Accreditation
Terrence S.S. Chan,
Hong Kong Accreditation Services (HKAS)
Presentation Session
B - Monitoring, Enforcement and Evaluation
Monitoring and Enforcement in Australia
Michael Grubert, Office
of Chief Electrical Inspector, Australia
Presentation
Paper
Projecting the Impacts of Energy Programmes in Australia
George Wilkenfeld,
George Wilkenfeld & Associates, Australia
Presentation
Paper
Evaluation Methods and Results of EGAT's Labelling Programmes
Napaporn Phumaraphand,
Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT)
Presentation
US Labelling Programme Evaluation and Label Redesign
Christine Egan,
Collaborative Labeling and Appliance Standards Program (CLASP)
Presentation
Paper
European Evaluation Experience
Paul Waide, PW
Consulting, UK
Presentation
Paper 3.
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