### Energy Conservation Program


# U.S. DOE Public Meeting on Consumer Products and Commercial and Industrial Equipment November 6,2001

### Energy Conservation Program 

### Purpose of Meeting PURPOSE 

### OF: MEETING 

### Continue the September I 

### Ith public meeting discussion:
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### the priorities of the existing appliance standards program, - 

### possible expansion of the scope of the program,
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### criteria and the process for applying the criteria in considering new products for either standards or voluntary programs. 

### * Receive comments on: 

### - the preliminary data sheets for potential new products
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### recommendations as to whether or not these products should be considered for further action including: 

## - standards 

## - negotiatedagreements 

## - legislation 

### - Energy Star 

## - tax credits 

### - etc

### Energy Conservation Program 

### Introduction

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### National Energy Policy (NEP) Action Items



### "The NEPD Group recommends that the President direct the Secretary of Energy to improve the energy efficiency of appliances. Support the appliance standards program for covered products, setting higher standards where technologically feasible and economically justified. Expand the scope of the appliance standards program, setting standards for additional appliances where technologically feasible and economically justified. "



### Scoping Study Review potential products Determine potential saving/energy usage/availability of test procedures Analyze information Develop Recommendationto Secretaryfor Implementation

### Energy Conservation Program Introduction Introduction Long Standing Program
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### EPCA, Established the appliance standards program in 1972
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### NAECA, Amended EPCA in 1987to include covered products
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### NAECA, Amended in 1988to add ballasts
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### EPACT,Amended EPCA in 1992to include commercial equipment Process Improvement
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### July 15, 1996, Established a open process with stakeholders
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### Priority setting process established

### Energy Conservation Program Introduction Status Conducted September 11 th 

### Meeting (adjourned early) Reviewed comments received from September I 1Ih 

### Meeting Developed data sheets Compiled list of top energy savers (1 

### quad cutoff) Conducting follow-up meeting on November 6th

### Energy Conservation Program 

### Review of 

### September 1 I th 

### Meeting PRIORITIES FOR EXISTING PROGRAlVl I 

### I High Priority Products 

### I I Low Priority Products 

### 1 I Resider1tial Central AC/HP1 I I Clothes Drvers 1

Distribi~tion Transformers Residential Furnacesand Boilers Central Air Conditioners and Heat Punlps,
I 1 1 Direct Heatin^Esui~ment, Gas I - Clothes Washers* Cotnrmrcial A/C and IIeat Pumps" Com~~rcial Furnaces & Boilers* Small Electric Motors (D) Packaged Terminal Air Conditioners and Heat I'Ltmps

- - Dishwashers ElectricMotors, 1-200HP - CommercialWater Heaters* Cooking Pmducts

Mediuni Priority Products Fluorescent Lamp Ballasts* Hlgh lntenslty Illsclurge Lamps (U) entral onditioners and Heat Pumps, 3 Lase, 84kSitu 

## I I ( Pool Heaters, Gas Larnps Oil- and Gas-Fired Commercial Packaged Boilers Tankless Gas-FiredInstantaneousWater Heaters Refrigerators* Residential Water Heaters* Mobile Home Furnaces Plumbing;Fixtureflittin= 

### I I I Room AirConditioners* 

### I Drops toLow Priority upon Completion * Final Rules for theseproducts have been recently published 5

### Energy Conservation Program Review of 

### September 1 

### I th 

### Meeting POTENTIAL NEW PRODUCTS

New Products

## - Residential Desktop PC - Residential Monitors - Residential Copy Machines- Residential Laser Printers- Residential FAX Machines - Residential lnkjet Printers- Residential Auto Coffee Maker - Residential Cable Box - Residential Compact Audio - Residential De-humidifier- Residential Furnace Fan - Residential Microwave Ovens - Residential Pool Pump- Residential RACK Audio - Residential Torchieres (Halogen) VCR - Residential Waterbed Heater- Residential Well Pump- Residential Window, Stand and Desk Fans Ceiling Fans- Residential Residential

### Energy Conservation Program 

### Review of 

### September I 

### I th 

### Meeting POTENTIAL NEW PRODUCTS The following tables are a list of possible new commercial and residential products derived from various independent sources. New Products - Commercial Commercial Clothes Washers Commercial Clothes Dryers Commercial Electric Cooking Commercial Gas Cooking Supermarket Refrigeration Walk-in Refrigerators Vending Machines Beverage Merchandisers Reach-in Refrigerators Ice Machines Traffic Signals Pedestrian Crossing Signs Exit Signs General Service Incandescent lamps (Commercial) Gas Unit Heater Oil Unit Heater Gas Duct Furnace Ground-Coupled HP Desktop PC - Commercial Monitors - Commercial Server Computers - Commercial Copy Machines - Commercial Laser Printers - Commercial FAX Machines - Commercial

### Energy Conservation Program Review of September 1

### I th 

### Meeting REVISED CRITERIA FOR 

### PRIORITIZATION Criteriafor Selection
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### Potential energy savings
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### Potential economic benefits 

### - Potential environmentalor energy security benefits
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### Applicable deadlines for rulemakings
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### Incremental DOE resources requiredto complete rulemaking process
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### Other relevant regulatory actions affecting products 

### - Stakeholder recommendations 

### - Evidence of energy efficiency gains inthe market absent new or revised standards 

### - Status of required changes to test procedures 

### - Other relevant factors 

### - Impacton innovation (new item) 

### - Fuelneutrality (new item)

### Energy Conservation Program 

### POTENTIAL NEW PRODUCTS TOP ENERGY SAVERS 1 QUAD CUTOFF FOR EXISTING AND NEW PRODUCTS: PRODUCT CUMULA71VEENERGYSA VlNGS High Intensity Discharge Lamps 8.3 -4.4 QUADS Monitors 4.4 - 0.8 QUADS Computers 4.2 - 0.4 QUADS TVS 4.1 - 0.5 QUADS lncandescent General Service Lamps 3.7 - 0.6 QUADS Residential Clothes Dryers 3.5 - 0.1 QUADS Ceiling Fans 2.4 - 0.3 QUADS Incandescent Reflector Lamps 2.2 - 0.1 QUADS Fluorescent Lamps 2.1 

### - 0.1 QUADS Settop Boxes 1.9 - 0.6 QUADS Torchieres 1.7 

### -0.8 QUADS Dishwashers 1.7 - 0.5 QUADS