Potential energy savings and reduction of CO2 emissions through higher efficiency standards for polyphase electric motors in Japan

Application of best practice for setting minimum energy efficiency standards in technically disadvantaged countries: Case study of Air Conditioners in Brunei Darussalam

“…The LCC analysis can ensure that government-mandated programs do not pose a financial burden to consumers and the MEPS has a positive impact on the nation. This LCC analysis has been well accepted in the literature, such as Cardoso et al [7], Letschert et al [8], Lu [9], Ni [10], Mahlia et al [11], Nogueiraa et al [12], Tao and Yu [13], Vendrusculo et al [14]. Currently, LCC analysis has been undergone various extension.…”

“…Lastly, there is no recent experience in determining initial level of MEPS without any prior EE standard or labeling foundation because most countries have initiated their set MEPS programs long ago. The recent literature of MEPS focus on either ex-post assessment of ACs, such as Grignon-Masse et al [30], or on the industry sector, which has different characteristics from the residential sector, such as industrial motors [10,31]. Therefore, this study has explore many ways to overcome the barriers in applying the best practice to a TDC.…”

Prediction and Control Model of Carbon Emissions from Thermal Power Based on System Dynamics

“…Scenario analysis is a kind of scenario analysis method, change the parameters Energy Report [43][44]. With Vensim-PLE tool, through repeated operation and debugging, this paper sets that besides the benchmark scenario, there are energysaving scenario and super-energy-saving scenario, both of which can promote economic development, improve the ecological environment and reduce the carbon emission of thermal power [45][46]. However, in the development process, the measures taken by the two scenarios are different, so there is a certain gap in the achieved results.…”

Energy efficiency measures in electric motors systems: A novel classification highlighting specific implications in their adoption

“…In particular, De Keulenaer has discussed the Motor Challenge Programme promoted by the European Commission [29]. Further, studies have discussed energy efficiency standards for electric motors in industry (e.g., Europe [23], Brazil [30], Malaysia [31]), as well as compared different countries in terms of technology, regulatory and trend aspects regarding motor systems [32], [33]. Studies have conducted energy-driven technological assessments of higher efficiency electric motors and related cost-effectiveness [34], [35] (also considering their transmissions, e.g., belts [36]), but also more detailed analyses over cost-effectiveness of selected EEMs in EMS.…”