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Industrial Electric Motor Systems Workshop

Location and date(s) of workshop:	IEA, Paris: 15-16 May 2006

Organiser(s):	IEA

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Background:	Motor systems account for half to two thirds of industrial electricity use, or 25-40% of global electricity use. Motor systems can be split into a number of segments, each with their own efficiency. A potential for 20-30% efficiency gains for complete systems is widely quoted. This potential equals 10% of global electricity demand. However for a range of reasons this potential is not put into practice. Goal of the workshop is to quantify the global potential better and to discuss various approaches to overcome the barriers to improvements. Participation at this event is by invitation only

Links to relevant documents:	Workshop Proceedings Background Information Agenda List of participants

Proceedings:	Opening and the G8 programme Mr. Bob Dixon., Head, Energy Technology Policy Division, IEA Energy Technology Perspectives Mr. Dolf Gielen, Energy Technology Policy Division, IEA Motor systems: status and trends Chair: Mr. Bob Dixon, Head, Energy Technology Policy Division, IEA Definition: what is a motor system – Mr Anibal de Almeida, University of Coimbra Overview NEMA premium motors in the United States – Mr Bruce Benkhart, AppliedProactive The scope for energy saving in Japan from motor driven systems – Mr Takahiro Takeda, Hitachi Industrial Equipment Systems and Mr Kei Konishi, Japan Electrical Manufacturers Association Motor systems in Poland - Mr. Szymon Liszka, FEWE Motor systems in Europe – Mr Paolo Bertoldi, European Commission, ISPRA New minimum energy performance standards for three-phase induction motors - Mr SungHwan Choo, KEMCO Motor systems in China – Mr Wang Guoxing, Shanghai Energy Conservation Center Motor systems in Ukraine – Mr Serghiy Surnin, Arena-Eco Industry perspective: status and trends Chair: Mr. Dolf Gielen, Energy Technology Policy Division, IEA Motor systems in the US industry – Mr Ernst Worrell, Ecofys Motor systems in the chemical and petrochemical industry – Mr Philip de Smedt, Cefic Motor systems in the machinery industry – a manufacturer’s perspective – CEMEP Mr Peter Zwanziger, Siemens Improvement potentials and barriers Chair: Mr. Dolf Gielen, Energy Technology Policy Division, IEA The role of education and training. Industrial motor system optimization in China – Mr Bob Williams, UNIDO The potential for improving energy efficiency in motor drive systems – Mr Hans de Keulenaer, European Copper Institute Advanced motors, VSD, transmissions, systems design – Mr Anibal de Almeida, University of Coimbra Use technology to save energy - Intelligent motor controllers and China - Mr Ming Yang, IEA. Tuesday 16 May Policies worldwide Chair: Mr. Paul Waide, Energy Efficiency and Environment Division, IEA Motor Efficiency Standards – Mr Conrad Brunner, A+B International Motor systems in the Dutch Voluntary Agreements – Mr Frank Hartkamp, SenterNovem US Depertment of Energy’s Industrial Technologies Program. BestPractices initiative – Ms Aimee McKane, LBL NEMA Premium motor transformation programmes in the United States – Mr Bruce Benkhart, AppliedProactive New Motor Policy Initiatives in Europe – Mr Paolo Bertoldi, European Commission, ISPRA New policy concepts Chair: Mr. Paul Waide, Energy Efficiency and Environment Division, IEA The role of management standards and ISO in sustainable industrial energy efficiency – Ms Aimee Mc Kane, LBL Motor systems and JI/CDM – Ms Anne Arquit Niederberger A+B International Motor systems efficiency programmes in the UK and Europe – Mr Hugh Falkner, Future Energy Solutions UK. How to implement motor systems efficiency – Mr Vasco de Janeiro, Eurelectric The role of benchmarking: the experience in Asia (final report)– Mr Peter du Pont, Danish Energy Management Roundtable: Recommendations for G8 activities Chair: Mr. Paul Waide, Energy Efficiency and Environment Division, IEA Discussion will focus on: • Data • Motor standards • Regional focus • Sectoral focus • Management approaches • CO2/energy policy design • Electricity pricing • Voluntary agreements and benchmarking