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International Workshop on Energy Efficient Set-Top Boxes & Digital Networks |
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| Location and date(s) of workshop: |
IEA, Paris: 4-6 July 2007 |
| Organiser(s): | IEA / ITFSP |
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Background: |
Policy makers, consumer electronic experts, product manufactures and digital television service providers were invited to an international workshop to discuss technical and policy options to improve the efficiency of set-top boxes and related technologies. The IEA was pleased to host this workshop in conjunction with ENERGY STAR, the International Task Force for Sustainable Products (ITFSP)* and the European Codes of Conduct for Digital TV Services and Broadband Equipment. The IEA workshop was preceded by meetings of the EU Code of and the International Taskforce on Sustainable Product on 2nd and 3rd July at the IEA in Paris. Comments requested on Guidelines for Digital Networks by cob 17th August to: Bruce Nordman or Alan Meier |
| Links to relevant documents: |
Workshop Details Chairman's Summary List of Participants |
| Proceedings: | SETTING THE SCENE Welcome and Opening AddressMr. Claude Mandil, Executive Director, International Energy Agency Energy Efficient Set-top Boxes: A challenge for
everyone Categorising STBs - simple or complex? Background Material: SIMPLE SET-TOP BOXES Achieving energy efficiency in simple STBs Summary of National Programs & Test
Methods for simple STBs Key elements of performance criteria for simple STBs TELEVISIONS Update of TV Test Method Proposed principles for energy efficient TV policies How to specify energy efficiency in all TV modes COMPLEX SET-TOP BOXES A roadmap for STBs in the future The energy performance of current products The role of service providers and energy efficiency How to ensure efficient home entertainment networks? How to encourage service providers to lead energy efficiency? “The problem - opportunities & threats” and
the vision for 2027 The 7-layer OSI network model Energy requirements for networks Electronics Lighting Climate Control Wireless sensors/actuators/controls Digital Television Adapters in the U.S. Energy Star computer specification LBNL network project Network-induced energy consumption in Korea EU Codes of Conduct: Broadband
equipment Thermostats: T-stat as
network IEC TC 100 Activities Introducing the Guiding Principles |
