WebinarElectric Motor Systems — Motors and VSDs, Pumps, Fans, and Air Compressors
23 October 2024, 15:00-16:30 CEST
There is tremendous potential to reduce electricity waste by electric motor systems, as well as the associated cost and carbon emissions from this electricity. U4E hosted a webinar to introduce an updated Policy Guide, which provides general background information and Model Regulation Guidelines, which assist with setting policies for Energy-Efficient Electric Motor Systems—motors and VSDs, pumps, fans, and air compressors—designed to assist policymakers with introducing proven regulations to lower national energy use and CO2 emissions.
Specific objectives included to:
Inform participants about the benefits of energy-efficient motors and motor systems.
Present the updated policy guide and model regulation guidelines, whose revision reflects the improvements in technology and policies for motors and motor systems.
Share experiences from U4E and countries on adopting the model regulation guidelines.
The webinar was meant for policymakers, technical officers, experts, and advisors from developing and emerging economies who wish to adopt new policies or programmes or update existing ones.
Please see the webinar materials available below:
Agenda
Time (GMT+2)
Agenda item
Presenter/Moderator
15:00
Housekeeping and Overview of UNEP U4E
Madeleine Edl
15:15
Overview of U4E publications
· Model Regulation Guidelines
· Policy Guide
Ajit Advani,
Maarten van Werkhoven
15:40
Example U4E activities to apply model regulation guidelines
Soledad Garcia
15:50
Experiences in countries:
Chile: Pamela Castillo, Professional from the Efficient Transport and Standards Unit, Ministry of Energy
Türkiye: Ms. Gürsu Sezen Torun, Industry and Technology Expert, Ministry of Industry and Technology
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