What have we learned in the past decade?
Learnings from EDNA’s first 10 years Since 2014 EDNA – the Electronic Devices and Networks Annex of the IEA Technology Collaboration Programme on Energy Efficient End-Use Equipment (4E) – has helped its 14 member countries to
Policy Brief – Round Robin for Variable Speed Drives
This Policy Brief summarises the key findings of the international Round Robin for Variable Speed Drives.
Key findings of the international round robin testing programme for Variable Speed Drives
The summary of key findings is now available in a new Policy Brief.
PEET ’23 WORKSHOP 1 – Addressing product lifetime, repairability, and resource efficiency: what can we learn from current trends in European product policy
This PEET workshop provides an opportunity to better understand and learn from the inclusion of a range of circular economy issues alongside energy efficiency product policies in the EU, and will feature a presentation by Dr
New PECTA paper available
A new PECTA paper has been published. This paper focuses on the effects of incorporating GaN components for energy conversion on the product design and the resulting environmental impacts along the life cycle, in particular for
Design Aspects and Environmental Impacts of Wide Band Gap Based Semiconductor Technology in Chargers for Electronic Devices
This paper presents the outcomes of the work from PECTA Task B, Energy and environmental related Life Cycle Assessment, conducted between January 2022 and February 2023. See more information under: https://www.iea-4e.org/pecta/tasks/. This paper focuses on the
Policy Brief – Emerging Battery Technologies
Summarises the EDNA report which examined battery technologies for consumer electronics. Considers performance, environmental impacts, cost and market readiness.
4E Website Statistics
Please Select 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 To View Different Reports Report 1 – 4E Website StatsReport 2 – 4E Publication DownloadsReport 3 – Most Popular PagesReport 4 – Landing & Exit PagesReport 5 – Source
Workshop on digitalisation in motor systems
EMSA will host a workshop on ‘digitalisation in industrial electric motor driven systems’ on 19 September 2023.
IE4 motors are required in the EU
From 1 July 2023, electric induction motors with a rated output between 75 kW and 200 kW must meet the requirements of efficiency class IE4 (or better) in the European Union.
How can digitalisation in industrial electric motor driven systems contribute to saving more energy?
We invite you for a discussion on “digitalisation in industrial electric motor driven systems” organised by the IEA 4E EMSA (Electric Motor Systems Annex). Following the presentation of the latest results of the EMSA research on
PECTA participation at EPE conference 2023 in Aalborg
PECTA is official institutional partner of the EPE conference 2023. There will be several PECTA sessions from September 5th – 7th, 2023, presenting all PECTA’s research and policy making work. Additionally, at a round table we
PECTA 2023 EPE ECCE – Session 3
Chair: Christian Holm Christiansen Topic: PECTA: policy issues, standards and outlook 15:00 Welcome & Get-Together Christian Holm Christiansen, Session-Chair 15:05 Policy measures to drive WBG for end use equipment applications B. Hansen Tek-Info (40”) 15:45 Switching
PECTA 2023 EPE ECCE – Session 2
Chair: Peter Bennich Topic: Efficiency and ecological impacts of WBG appliances 15:40 Welcome & Get-Together Peter Bennich, Session-Chair 15:45 Environmental aspects and impacts of WBG technology (SiC and GaN) S. Glaser / R. Pamminger TU Wien
PECTA 2023 EPE ECCE – Session 1
Chair: Markus Makoschitz Topic: PECTA and the WBG Landscape 15:40 Welcome & Get-Together Markus Makoschitz, Session-Chair 15:50 PECTA: General Overview R. Brueniger, PECTA Chair (CH) (35”) Introduction on the agenda of the 3 PECTA days What
Electric motors and digitalisation: quo vadis?
EMSA expert Konstantin Kulterer shares his views in a recent interview about the digitalisation of motor systems. What is the status and what are the main opportunities?
Policy Brief – Coordination between IEC and ISO standards for efficient electric motor driven systems
This policy brief explains the significance of an ISO (International Organisation for Standardization) / IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission) Joint Advisory Group (JAG 22) established in October 2021.
EMSA as a catalyst in international standardisation
Led by EMSA and ACEE, discussion within the international standardisation community resulted in the establishment of the ISO & IEC Joint Advisory Group JAG 22.
Need support with the Motor Systems Tool?
Do you have questions or need assistance with the EMSA Motor Systems Tool? We set up a new mail address where our experts reply to questions by users! Contact us at mst@iea-4e.org!
