Welcome to the MOTOR SUMMIT 2007 Zurich. Conrad U. Brunner

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1 1 Welcome to the MOTOR SUMMIT 2007 Zurich

2 Motor Summit : International Strategy 10 April 2007, Zurich Switzerland Energy efficient electric motor systems A+B international, Sustainable Energy Advisors Swiss Agency for Efficient Energy Use S.A.F.E. Zurich/Switzerland

3 SEEEM Community of Practice 3 SEEEM Steering Committee Anibal de Almeida, University of Coimbra, Coimbra, Portugal Chris Baker, Defra, UK Paolo Bertoldi, EC JRC Ispra, Italy Robert B. Boteler, NEMA/Emerson, Gallatin MO, USA Shane Holt, Australian Greenhouse Office, Sydney, Australia Benoit Lebot, UNDP/GEF, Paris, France Aixian LI, CNIS, Beijing, China John Malinowski, Baldor, Fort Smith AR, USA John Mollet, ICA and Clasp, New York NY, USA Steven Nadel, ACEEE, Washington DC, USA George Alves Soares, Eletrobras, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil Technical Advisory Group Austin Bonnett, independent consultant, USA Anibal de Almeida, Professor, University of Coimbra, Portugal Qin He, Professor, Shanghai Electrical Apparatus Research Institute, China (supported by Xin Zhang, China National Institute of Standardization, China) Brenton Watkins, independent consultant / Chair EL 14 Standards Committee, Australia

4 Electric Motors: 40% Electricity 4 Stock 300 million electric motor systems Sales million new systems per year Electricity consumption TWh per year Electric peak load GWe CO 2 emissions M t per year Energy savings potential 20% to 30% Energy cost savings Billion Euro per year

5 Harmonised Standards for Trade 5 Motor market Asia Source: Danish Energy Management Producers China Thailand Indonesia Users Australia

6 Motors: International Market 6 Source: ICA 2005

7 Voluntary measures are too slow 7 Source: Cemep 2006/EuP 2006

8 Electric Motors: Market shares Europe USA / Canada CEMEP non CEMEP Premium 16% Eff 1 9% 7% EPAct 54% Eff 2 87% 66% Eff 3 4% 27% Source: ICA 2005

9 New Developments 9 1. New IEA Implementing Agreement Efficient Electrical Equipment 2. NEMA/ACEEE Premium shall be MEPS by CECED: Legislation is needed 4. EuP Eco-design will push European MEPS by UNEP/UNDP project for GEF SEEEM 6. IEC Efficiency Classes by IEC (edition 4) Harmonized Testing by ITFSP bases motors on SEEEM 9. China, Korea, South Africa, India and Malaysia moving towards MEPS 10. Testing for compliance with eh Star: China, Canada

10 More efficient electric motors & systems 10 Source: MotorUp

11 Top 10 Manufacturers Europe 11 Source: EuroDEEM database 2005, 29 manufacturers, 7200 motors Motor size (kw) ,5 3 1,1 Difference 2% Küenle Arcelik Teco Leroy Somer Siemens Baldor ABB VEM WEG 80% 81% 82% 83% 84% 85% 86% 87% 88% 89% 90% 91% 92% 93% 94% 95% 96% 97% Nominal performance (IEC)

12 Motor efficiency (50 Hz 4-pole) 12 Source: EuroDEEM database 2005, 29 manufacturers, 7200 motors Nominal performance (IEC) 100% 98% 96% 94% 92% 90% 88% 86% 84% 82% 80% 78% 76% 74% 72% 70% Minimum Maximum 1,1 3 5, Motor size (kw)

13 Motors: New IEC Standards 13 IEC (ed. 4) Testing methods Stray load loss included: eh star good enough? Electric Motors 4-pole IEC Energy Efficiency Classes New classification system ***/**/* Eff 1/Eff 2 adapted to additional losses 50 Hz and 60 Hz treated equally Efficiency (%) , Motor size log. (kw) 50 Hz *** 50 Hz ** 50 Hz * Source: Martin Doppelbauer Chair WG 31

14 From Eff 1 to 3-Star 14 Electric Motors 4-pole New from 0.75 kw bis 370 kw Efficiency (%) Hz *** 50 Hz ** 50 Hz * Eff2 alt Eff 1 alt 70 0, Motor size log scale (kw)

15 EU Action Plan: MEPS COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES Brussels, COMMUNICATION FROM THE COMMISSION Action Plan for Energy Efficiency: Realising the Potential

16 Concerted Policy Instruments Harmonized performance and testing standards 2. Independent equipment testing (not only industry self declared) 3. Harmonized energy efficiency classes and labels 4. Database for best available products (independent, up to date) 5. Fast consumer access to best products (lower barriers) 6. Market research: benchmark 7. Minimum energy performance standards: coordinated national/international legislation (developing/industrialized countries) 8. Compliance monitoring 9. Reach standards 10. Incentives (Bonus/Malus, CDM, tax benefits, etc.) 11. Public procurement 12. Capacity building & tools

17 SEEEM Conclusions (Draft) 17 Press for more countries with strong 2-Star MEPS for motors by 2010 Start work on ASD, pumps and fans Propagate incentives for 3-Star and better Public Procurement for 3-Star Secure funding for SEEEM beyond EEMODS

18 Motor Summit 07: 10 April 2007, Zurich Switzerland SEEEM Work Plan A+B international, Sustainable Energy Advisors Swiss Agency for Efficient Energy Use S.A.F.E. Zurich/Switzerland

19 SEEEM global goals 19 Harmonized testing Standards Harmonized energy efficiency classes Global marking scheme and labels Minimum Energy Performance Standards Reach Standard Incentives for MEPS and Reach Best practice

20 SEEEM Work Plan 20 Preparatory phase 2005/2006 > Launch EEDAL 06 Phase I: Motors > EEMODS 07 Phase II: Systems

21 SEEEM Conclusions (Draft) 21 Press for many more countries with strong 2-Star MEPS for motors by 2010 Start work on ASD, pumps and fans Propagate incentives for 3-Star Reach Public procurement programs for 3-Star Secure funding for SEEEM beyond EEMODS

22 Thank You! Zurich/Switzerland