4E see MV&E as a vital component of regulatory energy efficiency policies to ensure that expected energy efficiency gains are realised in practice.
In the wake of the defeat software in the automotive sector (Volkswagen case), 4E TCP members find there is a need for ongoing vigilance to maximise savings from programs. The 4E TCP has therefore established a unique mechanism for national regulators to raise issues of concern and share approaches to market surveillance and enforcement, meeting face-to-face alongside each ExCo.
In London in 2010, 4E held one of the first international conferences focusing on energy efficiency compliance, to bring together public and private sector stakeholders to share experiences in the design and operation of their compliance activities.
All the following materials and presentations can be downloaded.
OPENING ADDRESSES
- Davide Minotti, DEFRA UK (click here for audio)
- Lord Henley, UK Government Minister (click here for audio)
- Mark Hopkins, Director, International Energy Efficiency, United Nations Foundation (click here for audio)
- Hans-Paul Siderius, Chairman, IEA 4E Implementing Agreement (click here for audio)
- Christine Egan, Executive Director, Collaborative Labeling and Standards Program (click here for audio)
- Session Questions (click here for audio)
Session 2 Workshop 1:
THE PROS AND CONS OF DIFFERENT DESIGNS FOR MVE REGIMES
- Noah Horowitz, Natural Resources Defence Council, USA
- Paolo Falcioni, European Committee of Domestic Appliances
- Ki-Hyun Lee, Korea Energy Management Corporation
Session 2 Workshop 2:
HOW TO TARGET ENFORCEMENT BETTER
- Chuck Samuels, Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers, USA (click here for audio)
- Tom Lock, Energy Saving Trust, UK (click here for audio)
- Shane Holt, IEA 4E Implementing Agreement (click here for audio)
- Session Questions (click here for audio)
Session 3 Workshop 1:
WHY INDUSTRY IS COMMITTED TO MVE
- Rob Boteler, Emerson Motors, USA
- Kiyoshi Saito, Japan Electrical Manufacturers’ Association (JEMA)
- Douglas Herbison, The Association of Manufacturers of Domestic Appliances (AMDEA), UK
Session 3 Workshop 2
COMPLIANCE ISSUES HIGHLIGHTED BY LIGHTING PROGRAMS
- Melanie Slade, Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency, Australia (click here for audio)
- My Ton, ECO-Asia Clean Development& Climate Program (click here for audio)
- Session Questions (click here for audio)
FRONT LINE REPORTING: VIEWS FROM INSIDE THE TRENCHES
- Scott Blake Harris, General Counsel, US Department of Energy
- Davide Minotti, Head of Sustainable Energy Using Products and the Market Transformation Unit, Defra
HOW MUCH COULD WE SAVE THROUGH COMPLIANCE?
- Paul Waide, Navigant Consulting
Session 5 Workshop 1:
SHOULD THERE BE VARIATIONS IN MVE APPROACHES BETWEEN MANDATORY AND VOLUNTARY SCHEMES?
- Jacek Truszczynski, Directorate-General for Energy, European Commission
- Doug Johnson, Consumer Electronics Association (CEA)
- Frauke Rogalla, Federation of consumer Organisations (VZBV)
Session 5 Workshop 2:
THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY
- Christophe Coudon, Executive Agency for Compatitiveness and Innovation (EACI), European Commission
- Juraj Krivosik, SEVEn, Europe
- Mark Ellis, Mark Ellis and Associates
Session 6 Workshop 1
ARE THERE PARTICULAR ISSUES AND PRIORITIES FOR COUNTRIES ESTABLISHING NEW PROGRAMS; OR BETWEEN MANUFACTURING VS IMPORTING COUNTRIES?
- Ki-Hyun Lee, Korea Energy Management Corporation (KEMKO)
- Abha Shukla, Bureau of Energy Efficiency, India
- Barry Bredenkamp, National Energy Efficiency Agency, South Africa
- Kolio Kolev, Energy Efficiency agency of Bulgaria
- Alma Saraci, National Agency of Natural Resources, Albania
Session 6 Workshop 2
RULES AND REGULATIONS – GETTING THE RIGHT BALANCE
- Chris Evans, Moderator (click here for audio)
- Rachel Buckle. Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, UK (click here for audio)
- Christopher Kent, ENERGY STAR, US Environmental Protection Agency (click here for audio)
- Richard Karney, Department of Energy, USA (click here for audio)
- Hilton Taylor, Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency, Australia (click here for audio)
- Session Questions (click here for audio)
IMPORTANT AND SMART STEPS TO IMPROVE COMPLIANCE
- Richard Frewin, National Measurement Office, UK
- Noah Horowitz, Natural Resources, Defence Council, UK
- John Cockburn, Office of Energy Efficiency, Canada – presentation on Information Management
LAUNCH OF COMPLIANCE COUNTS: A PRACTIONERS GUIDEBOOK ON BEST PRACTICE MV&E FOR APPLIANCE STANDARDS AND LABELING
Copies of the Guidebook produced by CLASP and Mark Ellis & Associates are available here.
Copies of the Compliance Survey published by CLASP and Mark Ellis & Associates are available here.
WHERE TO NEXT?
THE BENEFITS AND CHALLENGES OF INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION ON MVE
- Amit Bando, International Partnership for Energy Efficiency Cooperation (IPEEC)
- Christine Egan, Collaborative Labeling and Standards Program (CLASP)
- Chris Smith, National Measurement Offic, UK
- Rich Karney and Mark Friedrichs, Department of Energy, USA
- Mark Ellis, IEA 4E Implementing Agreement
A summary of the points made by panellists and participants from the floor are available here.
WHAT HAVE WE LEARNT? TAKE HOME MESSAGES
- Hilton Taylor, Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency, Australia
- Abha Shukla, Bureau of Energy Efficiency, India
- Ki-Hyun Lee, Korea Energy Management Corporation (KEMCO)
- Anita Eide, Collaborative Labeling and Standards Program
- John Mollet, International Copper Association
A summary of points made by panellists and participants from the floor is available here.
