First PEET Analysis published
4E has recently published the first Product Energy Efficiency Trends (PEET) report to assist governments with their policy development processes designed to encourage innovation and improve access to energy efficient products. This ambitious project monitors the
eceee digital Summer Study: call for papers
The eceee 2021 Summer Study will take place digitally this year in June and will be focused on the restart after Covid-19. An opportunity to do things smarter, greener and fairer for all where energy efficiency
Quality and Performance Requirements for LED Lighting Products – Public Review Draft
The IEA-4E SSL Annex is updating the voluntary quality and performance requirements which address product attributes such as colour, lifetime, power, and efficacy for common SSL lamps and luminaires. The product performance requirements offer a limited
PECTA attending the Motor Summit 2020
PECTA chair Roland Brüniger shared latest PECTA results with the motor community at the Motor Summit 2020.
New Zealand joined EMSA
After the European Commission, New Zealand has recently joined the 4E Electric Motor Systems Annex to collaborate on policy and technical issues related to electric motor systems.
PECTA goes PCIM 2020
In July 2020 PECTA got the chance to present its latest results at europeans largest power electronics conference and exhibition – PCIM Europe.
Survey invitation: Digital technologies for energy efficiency
EMSA invites you to take part in an international survey on the status of digitalisation in your company and in motor driven systems. The target is to identify interesting use cases and advantages, but also potential
Sweden and the European Commission joined EMSA
The 4E Electric Motor Systems Annex (EMSA) provides a platform for an in-depth technical and policy exchange between members and is a vehicle for collaborative projects. Some of its research results are made publicly available. Up
European Commission joins EDNA
The Electronic Devices and Networks Annex (EDNA) of the IEA 4E TCP welcomes the European Commission as the 14th member of the Annex.
PECTA Publishes “Phase 1” Report
The new Power Electronic Conversion Technology Annex (PECTA) has released its first report on the results of its Phase 1 “Introduction” work plan titled: Wide Band Gap Technology: Efficiency Potential and Application Readiness Map. Learn more
Webinar: New global motor standards move the market
What are the lessons learned after working more than 10 years with motor standards? More about this and other questions in the webinar held by Conrad U. Brunner on 10 June 2020.
Important Update on 25th 4E ExCo
25th 4E ExCo meeting will be held via teleconference
Release of Final Report: Domestic Air Conditioner Test Standards and Harmonization
Release of Final Report: Domestic Air Conditioner Test Standards and Harmonization. This 4E project undertook a detailed examination of current test
Publication of Final Report: Visual Perception under Energy-Efficient Light Sources – Detection of the Stroboscopic Effect under Low Levels of SVM
The SSL Annex is pleased to publish today the Final Report for a research project that examined visual perception associated with temporal light modulation, and more specifically the stroboscopic effect. An interim draft report on this study was published in December 2018, and it has since been extended in sample size and in the scope of analysis and has undergone peer review.
9th International Motors Workshop – online
On 9 and 10 June 2020, an International Motors Workshop will take online, organized by the European Cooper Institute and IFP Energies nouvelles.
News Zealand joins EDNA Annex
The Electronic Devices and Networks Annex (EDNA) of the IEA 4E TCP welcomes New Zealand as the 13th member of the Annex. New Zealand will work closely with EDNA’s 12 other member countries to develop technical
Save the date! Motor Summit on 18 & 19 November 2020 in Zurich
The Motor Summit 2020 Internationals brings together selected international experts, industry representatives, standards developers and policy makers to exchange information on the latest
European Lighting Regulation Published in the OJEU
The European Commission published the new ecodesign and energy labelling regulations that apply to all lighting products in Europe. Called the “One Lighting Regulation”, the scope of coverage applies to all light sources – incandescent, halogen, fluorescent, high intensity discharge and solid-state lighting sources. The regulations set out mandatory quality and performance requirements as well as labelling, informational and product registry database requirements.
