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New Energy Indicators for Buildings and Appliances: The Way Forward |
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| Location and date(s) of workshop: |
Paris: 25-26 October 2007 |
| Organiser(s): | IEA |
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Background: |
At their 2005 Gleneagles Summit the G8 leaders asked the IEA to provide advice on a clean, clever and competitive energy future. As part of its response, the IEA is developing in-depth indicators to provide state-of-the-art data and analysis on energy use and efficiency developments, which can better inform policy-making. The new IEA indicator publication, Energy Use in the New Millennium: Trends in IEA countries (to be launched 10 September 2007), examines how changes in energy efficiency and other factors have affected recent trends in energy use and CO2 emissions. The analysis also highlights the need for further work to develop better energy indicators and data across all end-use sectors. The purpose of this workshop is to discuss what new indicators and data are needed to support energy efficiency policy for buildings and appliances and to inform and guide the future development of the IEA’s indicators work in these areas. |
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Agenda Background information List of Participants Energy Use in the New Millennium- Trends in IEA Countries |
| Proceedings: | Thursday 25th October 2007 Welcome Introduction to G8 Indicators and Energy Efficiency Work Mr. Noé van Hulst, IEA Workshop Aims Mr. Peter Taylor, IEA Session 1: Using Energy Indicators to support Buildings and Appliances Energy Efficiency Policy Chair: Mr. Noé van Hulst, IEA National and International Experiences of using Indicators to support the Development and Evaluation of Energy Efficiency Policy; Current Status and Plans for the Future The IEA’s Energy Indicator Programme Mr. Peter Taylor and Mr. Michel Francoeur, IEA The ODYSSEE Indicators Project for the European Union Mr. Didier Bosseboeuf, ADEME, France Using Indicators to support National Energy Efficiency Policy: the Case of Canada Mr. Chuck Spelay, NRCan, Canada Discussion Session 2: Collecting the right Data to support Energy Efficiency Policy Chair: Mr. Jean-Yves Garnier, IEA What new Indicators are needed to support Energy Efficiency Policy, what Kinds of Data are currently available and where are the Gaps, who collects which Data and how can such Information be collated for Developing Indicators? Why do we need new Indicators? Mr. Mark Ellis and Mr. Jens Laustsen, IEA, France A National Framework for Data Collection: Example of the United States Mr. Mark Friedrichs, US Department of Energy, USA How can Survey Data help with Developing Indicators? Mr. Anton Eckl, GFK, Germany WBCSD EEB Buildings Data Initiative Mr. Kevin Otto, UTC, USA and Mr. Daniel Valery, EDF, France Discussion Session 3: “Macro” Energy Indicators for Buildings Chair: Nigel Jollands, IEA Getting an Overview of Building Energy Use and Efficiency; the Problem of the Service Sector Understanding Energy Use in Households Mr. Jens Laustsen, IEA Understanding Energy Use in the Service Sector Ms. Christine Pout, BRE, United Kingdom Energy Use in Offices and Schools Mr. Egil Öfverholm, Swedish Energy Agency, Sweden Discussion Session 4: Developing and using “micro” Indicators for Buildings Chair: Mr. Jens Laustsen, IEA Going beyond the Aggregate Picture; the Challenges of Households and Services, new Buildings, existing Buildings, the Complexity of Buildings (Types, Ages, etc.), Indicators for the G8 Work Potential Energy Savings in Danish Buildings Mr. Morten Tony Hansen, Danish Energy Agency, Denmark The Role of Long-term Monitoring Mr. Nigel Isaacs, BRANZ New Zealand Indicators for the Energy Performance of Buildings Mr. Randall Bowie, Rockwool International A/S, Denmark Discussion and Wrap Up Friday, 26th October 2007 Session 5: Getting a Picture of Appliance Energy Use Chair: Mr. Mark Ellis, IEA, France Existing Approaches to developing Indicators for major Appliances, monitoring the Impacts of Labels and Standards, International Comparisons. Indicators to support Market Transformation in large Appliances Mr. Kevin Lane, UK Market Transformation Programme, United Kingdom International Trends in Air Conditioning Mr. Philippe Riviere, ARMINES, Center of Energy and Processes, France Tracking the Uptake of Efficient Appliances in Denmark Mr. Richard Schalburg, Danish Energy Association, Denmark Discussion Session 6: Tackling small Appliances Chair: Mr. Michel Francoeur, IEA, France How to get a Picture of energy Use outside of the Main Appliances, monitoring Stand-by Power, Data Collection, appropriate Levels of Disaggregation End-use Metering of 400 Swedish Households Mr. Peter Bennich, Swedish Energy Agency, Sweden Analysis of Trends and Policy Impacts in Standby Power Mr. Kotaro Ohkuni, The Energy Conservation Center, Japan Tracking the Performance of new Electrical Appliances Mr. Mark Ellis, IEA Methodological Idea of Energy Efficiency Indicator Regarding Appliances Mr. Narito Shibaike, Panasonic, Japan Discussion Session 7: Taking Energy Indicators into the Future Chair: Mr. Jean-Yves Garnier, IEA Key Note Address Mr. Fridtjof Unander, Deputy Executive Director, ENOVA, Norway A new Framework for Buildings and Appliances Indicators Mr. Peter Taylor, IEA Roundtable All participants Session 8: Conclusions and Recommendations Chair: Mr. Jean-Yves Garnier, IEA End of Workshop |
