21-23 June 2006

Millennium Gloucester Hotel and Conference Centre, London

EEDAL ‘06 is the leading conference on the efficiency of household energy using products. This conference brought together over 290 experts from 38 countries across the world to explore the scope for action at national, regional and global levels to deliver more efficient goods and services for our rapidly developing world.

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DATE TIME TECHNOLOGY THEME
Wednesday 21st June 2006    
Plenary Session: Keynote Presentations 09:30 – 13:00 Plenary I
    Plenary II
Workshop Session A 14:00 – 15:45 A1: Energy Services and White Certificates
    A2: IT Equipment
    A3: Accelerated Replacement
    A4: Cooking Appliances Polices and Programmes
Workshop Session B 16:15 – 18:00 B1: Set Top Boxes
   

B2: Policy Innovation

    B3: Demand Response & Metering
    B4: Washing and Drying

Thursday 22nd June 2006    
Workshop Session C 09:00 – 10:45 C1: Televisions and Consumer Electronics
    C2: Labelling & Standards
    C3: Metering and Home Automation
    C4: Heating
Workshop Session D 11:15 - 13:00 D1: Lighting I
    D2: Monitoring and Understanding Saving Potential
    D3: Labelling & Standards in Economies in Transition
    D4: Heating and Water Heating
Workshop Session E 14:00 - 15:45 E1: Lighting II
    E2: Monitoring and Modelling Saving Potential
    E3: Labelling & Standards in China
    E4: Micro CHP
Workshop Session F 16:15 - 18:15 F1: Lighting III
    F2: Monitoring and Evaluating Saving Potential
    F3: Labelling & Standards in Developing Countries
    F4: Air Conditioning

Friday 23rd June 2006    
Workshop Session G 09:00 - 10:45 G1: Assessment of Energy Saving Potential I
    G2: Consumer Information I
    G3: Standby
    G4: Voluntary Agreements
Workshop Session H 11:15 - 13:00 H1: Assessment of Energy Saving Potential II
    H2: Consumer Information II
    H3: Smart IC and Power Supplies
    H4: International Collaboration and Procurement
     
Plenary Session: Closing   Closing Plenary Session
     
Poster Papers   Poster Papers

Wednesday 21st June 2006
09:30 – 13:00 Opening Plenary Session

Plenary I – Keynote Presentations

Chair: Philip Sellwood Chief Executive, Energy Saving Trust

Opening Speech

Rt. Hon. Ian Pearson MP
Minister of State (Climate Change and the Environment)

Energy Efficiency: Critical Resource for Sustainable Development

Larisa Dobriansky
Deputy Assistant Secretary for National Energy Policy, US DoE, Office of Policy & International Affairs

22 Mtons of CO2 reduction?

Johan Bygge
Senior Vice President, AB Electrolux

World energy outlook and the potential of E-efficiency in appliances and lighting

Noé van Hulst
Director of the Long-Term Co-operation and Policy Analysis Office, International Energy Agency

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Ben Stimson
Director of Corporate Responsibility, BSkyB

 

Plenary II

Chair: Noé van Hulst, Director of the Long-Term Co-operation and Policy Analysis Office, International Energy Agency

One Living Planet

Paul King
One Million Sustainable Homes Campaign Director, One Planet Living, World Wildlife Fund

European policies for energy efficient residential appliances and lighting

Paolo Bertoldi
European Commission, Directorate General JRC on behalf of DG TREN

Putting energy into corporate responsibility

Laurence Singer
Corporate Responsibility Manager, Argos Retail Group

 

Wednesday 21st June 2006
14:00 – 15:45 Workshop Session A

A1: Energy Services and White Certificates

Chair: Nick Eyre, Energy Saving Trust, UK Feedback icon

ESCO's for households: a new phenomena in Europe? Report download icon

Wim De Groote
e-ster bvba, Belgium

Is performance contracting a real possibility for residential consumers?

Mario Cesar Javaroni
Light Serviços de Eletricidade, Brasil
[presented by Nitin Pandit, IEEC]

Provision of energy services in the residential sector: How and by whom? Report download icon

Paolo Bertoldi
European Commission DG JRC, EU

How can DSM programmes be optimised for successful delivery Report download icon

Lukas Kranzl
Energy Economics Group, Institute of Power Systems and Energy Economics, Vienna University of Technology, Austria
[presented by Pedro Guertler, UKACE, UK]

 

A2: IT Equipment

Chair: Hans Wendschlag , HP, Sweden Feedback icon

Impacts of computers in Belgium Report download icon

Karine Thollier
Institut de Conseil et d'études en Développement Durable, Belgium

Residential IT energy consumption in the U.S Report download icon

Kurt Roth
TIAX LLC, USA

The power challenge - Intel's holistic approach to power management Report download icon

Kevin Fisher
Intel, UK

New approaches to energy-efficiency specifications: Considering typical electricity consumption Report download icon

Darcy Martinez
ICF Consulting, USA

 

A3: Accelerated Replacement

Chair: Shane Holt, Australian Greenhouse Office , Australia Feedback icon

Actual energy consumption of top-runner refrigerators in Japan Report download icon

Takahiro Tsurusaki
Jyukankyo Research Institute, Inc, Japan

Old washing machines wash less efficiently and consume more resources Report download icon

Rainer Stamminger
University of Bonn, Section Household & Appliance Technology, Germany

Accelerated replacement of refrigerators and freezers – does it make sense? Report download icon

Ina Rüdenauer
Öko-Institut E.V. – Institute for applied ecology, Germany

Promote the early replacement of old, energy-inefficient household appliances

Gunnar Pautzke
BSH Bosch und Siemens Hausgeräte GmbH , Germany

 

A4: Cooking Appliances Policies and Programmes

Chair: Kerstin Lichtenvort , European Commission, DG TREN Feedback icon

Energy efficiency labelling and standards - electric heating rice cooker Report download icon

J. Y Choi
Korea Testing Laboratory, Korea

Cooking in developing countries - fuel consumption and GHG emissions, user acceptance and incentives

Michael Grupp
Synopsis, France

Energy label for household coffee machines Report download icon

Jürg Nipkow
Swiss Agency for Efficient Energy Use (S.A.F.E.), Switzerland

A EuP directive approach in the design of energy-saving components for cooking appliances Report download icon

Luca Salvi
SABAF SpA, Italy

Wednesday 21st June 2006
16:15 – 18:00 Workshop Session B

B1: Set Top Boxes

Chair: Hans Paul Siderius, SenterNovem, NL Feedback icon

How can international co-operation support the development of sustainable product service platforms?

Bob Harrison & Robin Murray
Market Transformation Programme, UK

Australian mandatory standards for consumer electronic equipment Report download icon

Keith Jones
Australian Greenhouse Office, Australia

The digital TV challenge: Sharing knowledge between China and the EU

Li Aizhen
China National Standards Institute, P.R. of China;
Matthew Armishaw
Market Transformation Programme, UK

Results and developments for three European Codes of Conducts for external power supplies, digital TV services and broadband equipment

Paolo Bertoldi
European Commission DG JRC, EU;
Bob Harrison
Market Transformation Programme, UK;
Hans Paul Siderius
SenterNovem, NL

 

B2: Policy Innovation

Chair: Jeremy Tait, Market Transformation Programme, UK Feedback icon

Multiple solutions to a complex problem: Effective strategies for increasing energy efficiency in the multi-family sector Report download icon

Kathleen Gaffney
KEMA Inc, USA
[presented by David Lenton. KEMA, UK]

Innovative product policy in China

Kevin Lane
Market Transformation Programme, UK

Creating a virtuous circle for climate change with consumers, manufacturers and sufficiency Report download icon

Brenda Boardman
Environmental Change Institute, Oxford University Centre for the Environment, UK

Saving water saves energy Report download icon

James E. McMahon
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA

 

B3: Demand Response & Metering

Chair: Paul Waide, International Energy Agency , France Feedback icon

Building demand response capability into appliances: A help in difficult times Report download icon

George Wilkenfeld
George Wilkenfeld & Associates, Australia

Using smart appliances to provide peak-load management and increase the efficiency of the electricity network

Joe Short
Dynamic Demand, UK;
Simon Leach
Market Transformation Programme, UK

Hot water load control in South Africa Report download icon

Johan Delport and Nico Beute
Engineering Faculty, Cape Peninsula University of Technology , South Africa

Interplay between load demand pricing and direct load control - case studies in residential buildings Report download icon

Jurek Pyrko
Department of Energy Sciences, Lund University, Sweden

 

B4: Washing and Drying

Chair: Rainer Stamminger, University of Bonn, Germany Feedback icon

Updating the European performance standard for washing machines - status of the IEC work on washing machine standard Report download icon

Gundula Czyzewski
Bsh Bosch Und Siemens Hausgeräte Gmbh, IEC TC 59, Germany;
Tom Hilgers
IEC TC 59, USA

Interference between hygiene properties and energy saving for low energy European laundering processes Report download icon

P.M.J. Terpstra
Wageningen University sect. Consumer Technology & Product Use, The Netherlands;
Wolfhart Lichtenberg
University of Applied Sciences, Hamburg, Germany

Tests and promotion of energy-efficient heat pump dryers Report download icon

Eric Bush
Swiss Agency for Efficient Energy Use (S.A.F.E.), Switzerland;
Hans-Joachim Klug
AEG Hausgeräte GmbH / Electrolux, Germany

Promotion of sustainable washing and dishwashing in a nationwide action day in Germany Report download icon

A. Elschenbroich
Institute for Agriculture Engineering, University of Bonn, Germany;
Gisela Gördeler
Deutscher Hausfrauen-Bund e.V., Bonn, Germany

Heat Pump Drier - Electrolux Sensidry

Tomas Dahlman
Electrolux Major Appliances, Sweden

Status of the IEC Work on Washing Machine Standard IEC 60456

Dr Tom Hilgers, Chairman
IEC SC 59D, wfk Testgewebe GmbH, Germany

Thursday 22nd June 2006
09:00 – 10:45 Workshop Session C

C1: Televisions and Consumer Electronics

Chair: Alan Meier, International Energy Agency , France Feedback icon

The new international TV test method development

Keith Jones
Australian Greenhouse Office, Australia

US policies and programmes on consumer electronics: the US industry's views

Brian Markwalter
Consumer Electronics Association (CEA), USA

An approach to the environmental analysis of the eco-design of television devices

Matthew Armishaw
Market Transformation Programme, UK

CE and IT – markets continuously driven by new technologies and by the development of a changing consumer approach Report download icon

Jürgen Boyny
GfK, Germany

 

C2: Labelling & Standards

Chair: Steve Wiel, CLASP, USA Feedback icon

Standards and regulation to improve efficiency and their influence on the local market and the electric utility Report download icon

Eddie Bet-Hazavdi
Ministry of National Infrastructures, Department of Energy Management, Energy Conservation, Israel
[presented by Steve Wiel , CLASP, USA]

Methodology for eco-design of energy-using products (EuP) Report download icon

René Kemna
Van Holsteijn en Kemna BV, The Netherlands

Challenges for eco-design, energy efficiency and waste treatment of electrical and electronic products against the background of requests for exemptions following the requirements of Article 5(1) (b) RoHS Directive Report download icon

Stephanie Zangi
Oko-Institut e.V, Germany

New, improved analysis of U.S. appliance standards

Gregory Rosenquist
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA
[presented by James McMahon, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA]

 

C3: Metering and Home Automation

Chair: Howard Porter, BEAMA, UK Feedback icon

Smart metering for households: Cost and benefits for the Netherlands Report download icon

Hans-Paul Siderius
SenterNovem, The Netherlands

What's on the top? Household load patterns and peak load problems Report download icon

Kerstin Sernhed
Department of Energy Sciences Lund University, Sweden

Customer information and smart metering Report download icon

Howard Porter
BEAMA, UK

Sustainability of Dutch home automation projects, evaluation and recommendations Report download icon

Josco C.P. Kester
ECN, The Netherlands
[presented by Renee Kamphuis, ECN, The Netherlands]

 

C4: Heating

Chair: Bruce Young, UK Market Transformation Programme, UK Feedback icon

Tomorrow's heating technology in the light of eco-design and labelling Report download icon

Thomas Behringer
Head of Associations, Vaillant & EHI, Germany

High efficiency circulators for domestic central heating systems Report download icon

Niels Bidstrup
GRUNDFOS Management A/S, Denmark

Electricity in non-electric central heating systems Report download icon

Nick Davies
Market Transformation Programme, UK

European initiatives on labelling of central heating gas boilers Report download icon

Jean Schweitzer
Danish Gas Centre, Denmark
[presented by Terry Williams, Avantica, UK]

Thursday 22nd June 2006
11:15 – 13:00 Workshop Session D

D1: Lighting I

Chair: Vincent Berrutto, European Commission, DG TREN Feedback icon

Illuminating current CFL usage patterns: Results from a CFL metering study Report download icon

Tami Rasmussen
KEMA Inc, USA

Findings and “gaps” in CFL evaluation research: Review of the existing literature Report download icon

Jody Myers
SERA, Inc., USA
[presented by Lisa Skumatz, SERA, Inc., USA]

Changing builder attitudes towards energy efficient lighting – how ENERGY STAR ® is increasing penetration in the residential new construction lighting market Report download icon

Paul Vrabel
ICF Consulting, USA

Energy efficient lighting – UK domestic programmes

Keven Verdun
The Lighting Association, UK

 

D2: Monitoring and Understanding Saving Potential

Chair: Hideotoshi Nakagami, Jyukankyo Research Institute, Japan Feedback icon

Analysing load demand in households Report download icon

Juozas Abaravicius
Efficient Energy Systems, Department of Energy Sciences, Lund University, Sweden

National database of household appliances – understanding baseload and standby power use Report download icon

David Cogan
APEC Energy Efficiency Standards Coordinator, New Zealand
[presented by George Wilkenfeld, George Wilkenfeld and Associates, Australia]

Non-intrusive electric appliances load monitoring system using harmonic pattern recognition - performance test results from real households Report download icon

Yukio Nakano
Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry (CRIEPI), Japan

Methodology and first results from end-use metering in 400 Swedish households Report download icon

Peter Bennich
Swedish Energy Agency, Sweden

 

D3: Labelling & Standards in Economies in Transition

Chair: Tudor Constantinescu, Energy Charter, Belgium Feedback icon

The implementation of appliances labelling legislation in Croatia as an EU candidate country Report download icon

Vesna Kolega
Energy institute Hrvoje Požar, Croatia

Household appliances labeling – progress made and needed in Central Europe Report download icon

Juraj Krivosik, SEVEN
The Energy Efficiency Center, Czech Republic

Regional GEF/UNDP project “Program of capacity-building for the removal of barriers to the cost-effective development and implementation of energy efficiency standards and labeling in EU candidate countries, EUCC S&L” Report download icon

Bilyana Chobanova
EnEffect, Center Energy Efficiency, Bulgaria

Endorsement labelling in developing and transition countries: Results and prospects Report download icon

Paul Schwengels
U.S Environmental Protection Agency, USA

 

D4: Heating and Water Heating

Chair: Renee Kemna, The Netherlands Feedback icon

The emerging European water heating labelling directives Report download icon

Bruce Young
Market Transformation Programme, UK

Electricity and natural gas efficiency improvements for residential furnaces Report download icon

Alex Lekov
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA
[presented by James McMahon, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA]

Optimizing heating energy in the domestic sector Report download icon

Hans Bloem
European Commission DG JRC, EU

Two worlds in solar water heating - draft results of a recent global best-practice study for CEF

Michael Grupp
Synopsis, France

Thursday 22nd June 2006
14:00 – 15:45 Workshop Session E

E1: Lighting II

Chair: Gerald Strickland, ELC, Belgium Feedback icon

Drivers of CFL purchase behaviour and satisfaction: What makes a consumer buy and keep buying? Report download icon

Tami Rasmussen
KEMA Inc, USA
[presented by David Lenton. KEMA, UK]

Quality assurance in the Energy Star residential lighting programmes Report download icon

Peter Banwell
US Environmental Protection Agency, USA

Bringing order to a global commodity: The international CFL harmonisation initiative Report download icon

Stuart Jeffcott
International CFL Harmonisation Initiative, UK

The new efficient lighting initiative: Still committed to quality

Nils Borg
Borg & Co AB, Sweden

 

E2: Monitoring and Modelling Saving Potential

Chair: Tomas Dahlman, Electrolux. Sweden Feedback icon

Thermal modelling of the heat replacement effect and its implications for energy saving programmes Report download icon

John Henderson
Market Transformation Programme, UK

Evaluation of the influence of energy saving activities on benefit in residential buildings Report download icon

Tsuyoshi Ueno
Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry (CRIEPI), Japan

Least investment cost strategies for market transformation to high efficient residential appliances and lighting – results of a country by country scenario analysis for 30 European countries Report download icon

Stefan Lechtenböhmer
Wuppertal Institut für Klima Umwelt Energie GmbH, Germany
[Presented by Claus Barthel, Wuppertal Institut für Klima Umwelt Energie GmbH, Germany]

Residential monitoring to decrease energy use and Carbon emissions in Europe Report download icon

Anibal de Almeida
ISR-University of Coimbra, Portugal

 

E3: Labelling & Standards in China

Chair: Melanie Slade, Market Transformation Programme, UK Feedback icon

Method for determining the energy efficiency indexes of energy standards and labels Report download icon

Cheng Jianhong and Liu Wei
China National Institute of Standardization, P.R. of China

The implications and impacts of China energy label Report download icon

Jin Minghong
China National Institute of Standardization, P.R. of China

Framework of China's energy efficiency standards enforcement and monitoring Report download icon

Liu Mei
China National Institute of Standardization, P.R. of China
[Presented by Cheng Jianhong, China National Institute of Standardization, P.R. of China ]

The role that the energy efficiency standards played in the China Green Lights project Report download icon

Zhao Yuejin
China National Institute of Standardization, P.R. of China

 

E4: Micro CHP

Chair: Hans Bloem, European Commission, DG JRC Feedback icon

Micro-CHP to increase energy efficiency: Emerging technologies, products and markets Report download icon

Jon Slowe
Delta Energy & Environment, UK

On-site (residential) power generation Report download icon

David Kane
Heriot-Watt University , UK

Achieving a 60% reduction in CO2 : Implications for micro-generation, residential lights and appliances Report download icon

Mark Hinnells
Environmental Change Institute, Oxford University Centre for the Environment, UK

Massive coordination of residential embedded electricity generation and demand response using the power matcher approach Report download icon

Renee Kamphuis
Energy Research Centre, The Netherlands

Thursday 22nd June 2006
16:15 – 18:15 Workshop Session F

F1: Lighting III

Chair: Nils Borg, Borg & Co AB, Sweden Feedback icon

Impacts of the efficient lighting initiative in Argentina, Peru, the Philippines and South Africa: An application of time-series modelling Report download icon

Ken Tiedemann
BC Hydro and Simon Fraser University, Canada

Developing the domestic luminaire market for LED technology – how can policy help drive synchronous development? Report download icon

Hilary Graves
Market Transformation Programme, UK

Developing an international standard socket connection for efficient residential lighting Report download icon

Peter Banwell
US Environmental Protection Agency, USA

Rationalising the Tower of Babel: International performance specifications for CFLs – slaying the dragon of poor quality: Developing a practical international compliance system for testing and marking the performance of CFLs Report download icon

Shane Holt
Australian Greenhouse Office, Australia

Energy savings in a multi-criteria approach to visual and thermal comfort in interior environments Report download icon

Sabrina Soobhany
Université Paul Sabatier, France

 

F2: Monitoring and Evaluating Saving Potential

Chair: Carsten Rohr, Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, UK

Evaluating residential lighting consumption and policies in the EU Report download icon

Paolo Bertoldi and Bogdan Atanasiu
European Commission DG JRC, EU

What types of appliances and lighting are being used in California residences? Report download icon

Stacia Okura
RLW Analytics, Inc, USA

Trends of major domestic appliances sales in the various phases of energy efficiency legislation in Europe Report download icon

Friedemann Stoeckle
GfK, Germany

The monitoring & targeting of household energy efficiency: A unified approach Report download icon

Andrew Amato
Energy Saving Trust, UK

Strides in three topics in evaluation research: Updates and developments in measure lifetimes, tracking/pricing analysis, and actual vs. perceived savings Report download icon

Lisa A. Skumatz
SERA Inc., USA

 

F3: Labelling & Standards in Developing Countries

Chair: Christine Egan, CLASP, USA

Market transformation in South Africa, are we cutting it? Report download icon

Latetia Venter
Eskom, South Africa
[presented by Barry Bredenkamp, National Energy Efficiency Agency, South Africa]

Promotion of efficient lighting, standards and labelling program within the energy efficiency and Greenhouse Gas reduction project activities Report download icon

Ibrahim Yassin
Energy Efficiency Improvement & Greenhouse Gas Reduction Project, Egypt
[presented by Omneya Sabry, New & Renewable Energy Authority Cairo, Egypt ]

Regional cooperation in energy efficiency standard-setting and labelling Report download icon

Stephen Wiel
CLASP, USA

Reducing the price of development: The global potential of efficiency standards in the residential electricity sector Report download icon

Michael A. McNeil
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA
[presented by Steve Wiel, CLASP, USA]

Balancing the need for, and the hurdles associated with implementing ‘Energy Efficient Appliance Labelling' in the South African context Report download icon

Maphuti Legodi
National Energy Efficiency Agency, South Africa

 

F4: Air Conditioning

Chair: Jun Choi, Korea Test Laboratory. Korea Feedback icon

Definition of functionality of air conditioners for better public policies Report download icon

Jérôme Adnot
Ecole des Mines de Paris, France
[presented by Philippe Riviere, Ecole des Mines de Paris, France]

Energy Labelling Directive, 2002/96/EC and EN 14511 standard for room air conditioners Report download icon

Yamina Saheb
EUROVENT, France

China cools with tighter RAC standards Report download icon

Jiang Lin
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA
[presented by James McMahon, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA]

An experimental comparison of energy efficiency indicators, eer and seer in residential air-conditioners Report download icon

Ji Young Jang
LG Electronics, Korea

Strategies for improving HVAC efficiency with quality installation and service Report download icon

Robert Mowris
Robert Mowris & Associates, USA

Friday 23rd June 2006
09:00 – 10:45 Workshop Session G

G1: Assessment of Energy Saving Potential I

Chair: Dan Staniaszek, Energy Saving Trust, UK

Specific electricity consumptions and energy saving potential in French dwellings Report download icon

Marie-Helene Laurent
EDF R&D, Département SEVE, France
[presented by Daniel Valery, Département SEVE, France]

Household appliances in New Member States and Candidate Countries: How much energy we can save? Report download icon

Bogdan Atanasiu
European Commission DG JRC, EU

Current and future energy demand of appliances in German households Report download icon

Edelgard Gruber
Fraunhofer Institute for Systems, Germany

Opportunities and costs of Greenhouse Gas mitigation in the World's domestic sector Report download icon

Diana Urge-Vorsatz
Central European University, Hungary

 

G2: Consumer Information I

Chair: Richard Schalburg, Dansk Energi Ne t, Denmark

EcoTopTen – Innovations for sustainable consumption Report download icon

Kathrin Graulich
Oeko-Institut e.V. – Institute for Applied Ecology, Germany

Energy efficiency in private households: Information at the point of sale Report download icon

Annegret-Claudine Agricola
Deutsche Energie-Agentur GmbH (dena), Germany

Topten.info: Fast selection, best choice Report download icon

Eric Bush
Swiss Agency for Efficient Energy Use (S.A.F.E.), Switzerland

Informing and educating students and their families about energy efficient appliances Report download icon

Adriana Alexandru
National Institute for R&D in Informatics, Bucharest, Romania

 

G3: Standby

Chair: Andrew Fanara, US Environmental Protection Agency, USA

Standby consumption in private homes socio-economic studies, mapping and measuring reduction? What works - campaigns or hardware solutions? Report download icon

Erik Gudbjerg
LokalEnergi A/S, Denmark

Standby: The next generation Report download icon

Hans-Paul Siderius
SenterNovem, The Netherlands

Quantification of standby in Australia and trends in standby for new products Report download icon

Lloyd Harrington
Energy Efficient Strategies, Australia
[presented by Paul Ryan, Australian Greenhouse Office, Australia]

Electronics come of age: A taxonomy for miscellaneous and low power products Report download icon

Bruce Nordman
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA
[presented by Alan Meier, International Energy Agency, France]

 

G4: Voluntary Agreements

Chair: Steve Yurek ARI, USA Feedback icon

Voluntary agreement between Danish Electricity Saving Trust and the IT industry on promotion of energy efficient computers and monitors Report download icon

Jan Viegand
Danish Electricity Saving Trust , Denmark
[presented by Goran Wilkie, Danish Electricity Saving Trust, Denmark]

CECED Cold Appliances Unilateral Industry Commitment - a combination of “hard” and “fleet” targets Report download icon

Friedrich Arnold
BSH Bosch und Siemens Hausgeräte GmbH, Germany

The role of voluntary initiatives in improving the energy efficiency of appliances Report download icon

David B. Calabrese
Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers (AHAM), USA

Household dishwashers energy consumption reduction – a success story Report download icon

Guenther Ennen
CECED & Miele, Germany

 

Friday 23rd June 2006
11:15 – 13:00 Workshop Session H

H1: Assessment of Energy Saving Potential II

Chair: Diana Urge-Vorzatz, Central European University, Hungary Feedback icon

Potential effect of energy efficiency policies in the domestic Italian context Report download icon

Gianni Silvestrini
Politecnico di Milano, Italy

Residential lighting energy use: An in-depth global assessment of lighting service, energy consumption, savings potentials, policies and impacts

Paul Waide
Energy Efficiency and Environment Division, International Energy Agency, France

A residential end-use demand model for analyzing the energy conservation potential of new energy efficient technologies Report download icon

Kenichiro Nishio
Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Japan

Impacts from improving energy efficiency of key electrical products in India

John R. Mollett
International Copper Association, Ltd, USA
[presented by James McMahon, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA]

 

H2: Consumer Information II

Chair: Nico Beute, Engineering Faculty, Cape Peninsula University of Technology , South Africa Feedback icon

The art of consultancy: Comparison of different types of electricity saving consultancy programs for private households Report download icon

Elke Dünnhoff and Markus Duscha
ifeu - Institut für Energie- und Umweltforschung Heidelberg, Germany

Designing and implementing marketing and communications campaigns for labelling and standards-setting programs Report download icon

Christine Egan
CLASP, USA

Energy Saving Recommended: Key principles for a successful product labelling scheme Report download icon

Tom Lock
Energy Saving Trust, UK

Evaluating attribution, causality, NEBs, and cost effectiveness in multifamily programs: Enhanced techniques Report download icon

Lisa Skumatz
SERA, Inc., USA

 

H3: Smart IC and Power Supplies

Chair Robert Harrison, UK MTP, UK

Active and passive harmonic compensation in domestic appliances Report download icon

Edson Adriano Vendrusculo
School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, State University of Campinas, Brazil

Increasing efficiency in consumer electronics, appliances and office equipment Report download icon

Douglas Bailey
Power Integrations, USA

Monitoring and control systems to manage energy use in US homes Report download icon

Todd Brady
Intel, USA
[presented by Kevin Fisher, Intel, UK]

The proliferation of miscellaneous products in the residential electricity sector and initiatives to address them Report download icon

Andrew Fanara
US Environmental Protection Agency, USA

 

H4: International Collaboration and Procurement

Chair: Eric Bush, Topten, Switzerland Feedback icon

Lifting markets – a role for public procurement? Report download icon

Martin Charter
Market Transformation Programme, UK

Chinese Government procurement policy for energy-efficient products Report download icon

Liu Caifeng
China Standard Certification Center (CSC), P.R. of China

Communities of Practice: A new approach for co-ordinating standards and labelling energy efficiency programs Report download icon

Mark Ellis
Mark Ellis & Associates, Australian Greenhouse Office, Australia
[presented by Shane Holt, Australian Greenhouse Office, Australia]

Comparison of UK and best international energy standards Report download icon

Fiona Brocklehurst
Market Transformation Programme, UK
Frank Klinckenberg
Klinckenberg Consultants

 

Friday 23rd June 2006
14:00 – 15:30 Closing Plenary Session

Closing Plenary

Chair: Paolo Bertoldi, European Commission DG JRC Report download icon

Closing Plenary Session III

Chris Baker
Head of the Market Transformation Unit, Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

From little things, BIG THINGS GROW

Shane Holt
Chair, Equipment Energy Efficiency Committee, Australia

EEDAL end of term report

Paul Waide
Senior Policy Analyst, Energy Efficiency and Environment Division, International Energy Agency

 

Poster Papers

Papers presented during the conference’s poster session on 21 June can be downloaded from the following links.

Poster 1
Promoting actions for lighting energy efficiency and saving in residential buildings in Romania

Florin Pop
Technical University of Cluj-Napoca UTC-N, Romania

Poster 2
Contributions And Expectations Of Energy Efficiency Correlated With Sustainable Development

Laurentia Predescu
SC Electrica SA, Romania

Poster 3
Assessing energy service companies' environment: focus on the EU accession member states

D. K. Patlitzianas
Management & Decision Support Systems Laboratory, Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering National Technical University of Athens, Greece

Poster 4
Lighting Efficiency in China

Ken Tiedemann
BC Hydro and Simon Fraser University, Canada

Poster 5
Energy Efficiency Testing Facilities of Home Appliances in Egypt

Omneya Mostafa Kamal Sabry
New & Renewable Energy Authority, Cairo , Egypt

Poster 6
Energy Efficiency in the Refurbishment of High-Rise Residential Buildings: mapping out an integrated policy approach

Pedro Guertler
Association for the Conservation of Energy, UK

Poster 7
A least cost strategy for increasing energy efficiency in the Iranian building sub-sector

S. M. Sadegh Zadeh
Faculty of Engineering, Shahed University, Iran

Poster 8
Energy saving potential and environmental impacts of household televisions using energy-efficient power supplies

Edson Adriano Vendrusculo
School of Electrical & Computer Engineering, State University of Campinas, Brasil

Poster 9
Approaches and findings in evaluation and incentives: utility regulatory award mechanisms for energy efficiency programs and measuring indirect non-energy benefits

Lisa A. Skumatz
SERA, Inc., USA

Poster 10
Energy+ Pumps – Technology Procurement for very Energy Efficient Circulation Pumps

Claus Barthel
Wuppertal Institut für Klima Umwelt Energie GmbH, Wuppertal, Germany

Poster 11
Energy consumption and saving potentials of lifts in buildings

Jürg Nipkow
Swiss Agency for Efficient Energy Use (S.A.F.E.), Switzerland

Poster 12
Innovative Thermal Energy Storage Systems for Residential Use

Andreas Hauer
Bavarian Center for Applied Energy Research, ZAE Bayern, Germany

Poster 13
The Evolution of CLASP: a status report on a UN Sustainable Development Partnership devoted to energy efficiency standards and labels

Christine Egan
CLASP, USA

Poster 14
Energy efficiency in Romanian residential sector – present situation and perspectives

Camelia Burlacu
Electrica Serv, Romania

Poster 15
The Bottom Line of Green is Blue: How ENERGY STAR Is Transforming Home-Building While Generating Economic & Environmental Impacts

Lisa Surprenant
ICF Consulting

Poster 16

The PanPower Transformer

Jörgen Ekelöf
PanPower AB

Poster 17
Standby Labeling and Procel Label on TVs – The Brazilian Experience

Hamilton Pollis,
ELETROBRAS / PROCEL