In a new report, commissioned by the 4E TCP EDNA Platform, Viegand Maagoe provides an overview of the current landscape of communication protocols that can be used to enable demand side flexibility of household appliances, and suggests a practical pathway to overcoming interoperability challenges.
Today, the SSLC Platform is publishing the final report from its international interlaboratory comparison on the measurement of Temporal Light Modulation (TLM). This ground-breaking report summarises the results from an international comparison involving 24 laboratories across 15 countries on how to measure TLM, with several unexpected results.
EMSA published a world map showing mandatory Minimum Energy Performance Standards for pumps, fans and air compressors in effect.
Accurate and reproducible efficiency measurement is a prerequisite for effective energy performance policy. A new EMSA Policy Brief describes the robustness of current methods for determining the isentropic efficiency of small, packaged air compressors.
The SSLC Platform held a webinar today presenting the findings of a new report from the IEA 4E SSLC Platform titled: “LED Lighting Performance Analysis: Temporal Light Modulation, 2014-2025”.
Two of the SSLC Platform Experts, Dr. Jiaye (Jane) Li and Dr. Yoshi Ohno, working with an independent researcher published a paper today in the journal Lighting Research & Technology: “Revision of Mp calculation method for flicker measurement”.
On Friday, 8 May, the Swedish Energy Agency and IEA 4E SSLC Platform held an in-person International Lighting Seminar with over 30 participants from across the lighting industry, including lighting designers, manufacturers, consultants, researchers and students.
A new report analysing Temporal Light Modulation metrics (PstLM and SVM) in LED lighting between 2014 and 2025. The report evaluates supplier-reported product data from the European Product Registry for Energy Labelling (EPREL) database and hundreds of LED lamps tested by the member governments of the SSLC Platform.
The 4E PECTA Experts Workshop took place at the Austrian Federal Ministry for Innovation, Mobility and Infrastructure (BMIMI) in Vienna in February 2026, where international experts from research, industry, and policy discussed the latest advances in wide bandgap power electronics, including application readiness, reliability, circular economy approaches, and cooperation with the European Commission.
Today, the International Energy Agency (IEA) published a commentary on the lighting sector. Offering a global perspective, the IEA provides insights into trends in lighting consumption in buildings and street lighting, and discusses the major efficiency gains over the past two decades thanks to the rapid uptake of the light-emitting diode (LED) technology.
A new Policy Brief gives an overview of EMSA’s work focus until 2029 and highlights relevant work outcomes to date.
Looking back over the past 15 years, experience shows that collaboration across governments, industry and experts — supported by sound analysis, aligned standards and practical tools — can help improve the efficiency of electric motor systems. EMSA has contributed to this shared learning by providing evidence, guidance and platforms for exchange, supporting ongoing efforts to improve policies, standards and real-world outcomes worldwide.
In the January/February 2026 issue of LED Professional Magazine, Dr. J. Norman Bardsley, Chief Analyst for the International Solid-State Lighting Alliance (ISA) in Beijing, China, published an article that looks at the global lighting market and the opportunity for energy savings.
An EMSA workshop will be held on 23 February 2026 in Vienna. The workshop language is German.
EMSA conducted an international round robin testing programme and developed a guide to the measurement of packaged air compressor specific energy and isentropic efficiency based on ISO 1217:2009. An Excel calculation tool has been developed to perform the stepwise calculation of the isentropic efficiency based on test results as specified in ISO1217.
EMSA released a Policy Brief, assessing the importance of electric motor systems in the global energy system. In 2023, electric motor systems were responsible for 53% of global electricity consumption. Their share in electricity consumption varies widely across sectors: 72% in industry, 36% in buildings, 87% in agriculture and 86% in the transportation sector.
The next EEMODS takes place on 19 – 21 May 2026 in Berlin. Abstracts can be submitted until 31 January 2026.
The Government of Australia withdraws from EMSA, following which EMSA has 9 members.
In a new report, commissioned by the 4E TCP EDNA Platform and the Users TCP, the Austrian Institute of Technology conclude that policy and behavioural measures are as important as technical ones.
EMSA just released a new report with the results of a test series of industrial Silicon Carbide Variable Speed Drives, revealing clear efficiency advantages, but also the need for further research on challenges.
