ASEAN Standard and Labeling Initiatives by Mr. Christopher G.Zamora and Mr. Rio Jon Piter Silitonga

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1 ASEAN Standard and Labeling Initiatives by Mr. Christopher G.Zamora and Mr. Rio Jon Piter Silitonga To be presented at The Regional Lighting Policy Workshop on 19 August 2014, Jakarta, Indonesia 1

2 Outline of Presentation I. About ACE II. EE&C in the APAEC III. Scope of EE&C Activities IV. Standard Labeling Programmes: a. ASEAN-SHINE ( ASEAN Standard Harmonization Initiative for Energy Efficiency) b. AJ-EMTIPS (ASEAN-Japan ASEAN - Japan Pilot Project On Energy Efficiency Market Transformation With Information Provision Scheme ) V. Status of Standard and Labeling in ASEAN Member States

3 About ACE Established by the 10 Member States of ASEAN on 01 January Hosted by the Government of the Republic of Indonesia through the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (Hosting Agreement). Guided by a Governing Council composed of the Senior Officials on Energy (SOE) Leaders of the ASEAN Member States. Funding is provided by the ASEAN Member States. ACE possesses juridical personality and has the capacity to: a) conclude agreements with states, local or international organizations; b) contract; c) acquire and dispose of property; and d) be a party to legal proceedings.

4 Charter of ACE Vision ACE is envisioned to be a catalyst for the economic growth and development of the ASEAN region by initiating, coordinating and facilitating regional as well as joint and collective activities on energy. Mission To realise this vision, the Centre will accelerate the integration of energy strategies within ASEAN by providing relevant information, state-of-the-art technology, and expertise to ensure that over the long-term, necessary energy development policies and programs are in harmony with the economic growth and the environmental sustainability of the region.

5 ACE in the ASEAN Energy Sector ASEAN HEADS OF STATE/GOVERNMENT OTHER MINISTERIAL MEETINGS A M M AMMST ASEAN SG A E M A M E M OTHER MINISTERIAL MEETINGS A S C S O M LEGEND: AEBF: ASEAN Energy Business Forum AEM: ASEAN Economic Ministers AFOC: ASEAN Forum on Coal AMEM: ASEAN Ministers of Energy Meeting AMM: ASEAN Ministerial Meeting AMMST: ASEAN Ministerial Meeting on Science & Technology ASC: ASEAN Standing Committee ASCOPE: ASEAN Council on Petroleum COST: Committee on Science & Technology EE&C SSN: Energy Efficiency and Conservation Subsectoral Network HAPUA: Heads of ASEAN Power Utilities/Authorities NRSE SSN: New & Renewable Sources of Energy Subsectoral Network SCNCER: Sub-Committee on Non- Conventional Energy Research S G: Secretary General SOM: Senior Officials Meeting SOME: Senior Officials Meeting on Energy REPP-SSN: Regional Energy Policy and Planning Sub Sector Network COST SCNCER RE SSN ASEAN SECRETARIAT ASEAN CENTRE FOR ENERGY (ACE) EE & C SSN S O M E NEC- SSN ASCOPE AEBF AFOC HAPUA REPP- SSN

6 APAEC Bringing Policies to Actions: Towards a Cleaner, More Efficient and Sustainable ASEAN Energy Community Objectives To support the realization of the ASEAN Community towards 2015 and beyond. To enhance energy security, accessibility and sustainability for the ASEAN region with due consideration to health, safety and environment through accelerated implementation of action plans, but not limited to: Program Area 1. ASEAN Power Grid, 2. Trans-ASEAN Gas Pipeline, 3. Coal and Clean Coal Technology, 4. Energy Efficiency and Conservation, 5. Renewable Energy, 6. Regional Energy Policy and Planning, and 7. Civilian Nuclear Energy.

7 ASEAN EE Target APAEC PROGRAM AREA NO.4: To pursue the aspirational goal of reducing regional energy intensity of at least 8% by 2015 based on 2005 level JOINT MINISTERIAL STATEMENT OF THE 30 TH ASEAN MINISTERS OF ENERGY MEETING, 2 SEPTEMBER 2012 IN PHNOM PENH, CAMBODIA: In reviewing the region s energy situation, the Ministers were pleased to note that as a result of measures to improve energy efficiency applied at both regional and national levels, ASEAN s energy intensity has been reduced by 4.97% between 2005 and JOINT MINISTERIAL STATEMENT OF THE 31 ST ASEAN MINISTERS OF ENERGY MEETING, 25 SEPTEMBER 2013, BALI, INDONESIA: Following the adoption of the work plan for the development of the ASEAN Long Term EE Target beyond 2015 by the 31st SOME, a kick off meeting was held on 22 September 2013 in Bali, Indonesia. Platform and mechanism for data collection and analysis has been set with some The Ministers commended the efforts of the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Sub-Sector Network (EE&C-SSN) particularly in promoting and improving energy efficiency in the region, which contributed to a 7.56% reduction in the ASEAN-wide energy intensity (EI) in 2010 over 2005 level, and noted that ASEAN is on track to meeting the collective target of 8% reduction by ASEAN LONG TERM EE TARGET BEYOND 2015: agreements on the definition of parameters. ACE in collaboration with EE&C-SSN Focal Points will calculate and analyse the ASEAN Energy Intensity Indicators from 2005 to 2012, as well as 7 the ASEAN Long Term Energy Intensity.

8 Scope of Regional EE&C Activities EE as Mitigation Action Information Sharing Workshops Publications Standard & Labeling Conferences ASEAN EE Activities Energy Audit Capacity Building/ Trainings Certification Policy Development EE Awards EE Tools EE Targets

9 ASEAN-SHINE Programme The strategic Framework for Harmonization of Energy Efficiency Standards for Household Appliances in ASEAN was approved by the ASEAN Energy Efficiency and Conservation Sub Sector Network (EE&C-SSN) during their annual meeting in Singapore in May, ASEAN SHINE is a regional program to increase the market share of higher efficient air-conditioners in ASEAN through harmonization of test methods and energy efficiency (EE) standards, adoption of common Minimum Energy Performance Standards (MEPS), and changing consumer purchasing attitudes in favor of energy efficient airconditioners. Target groups include policy makers, standards-making bodies, testing laboratories, manufacturers and consumer organizations.

10 Associates: 10 ASEAN ministries in charge of energy (via EE&C SSN Focal Points & ACE) Underwriters Laboratories CLASP ASEAN-SHINE Programme Promotion and deployment of energy efficient air-conditioners in ASEAN Sponsor: European Union (SWITCH Asia) at a grant of EUR1,749,099 Program duration: Program Lead: European Copper Institute (Belgium) Overall Management & Coordination: ICASEA (Thailand) Partners: Electrical and Electronics Institute (Thailand) United Nations Environment Programme (Bangkok) SIRIM QAS International (Malaysia) Research Center for Energy and Environment (Vietnam) Integrated Institute of Electrical Engineers (Philippines)

11 ASEAN SHINE 1. Official Launch of ASEAN SHINE The Official Launch of ASEAN SHINE was held on 14 November 2013 in Bangkok, Thailand. In connection with this event, ACE established the MOU with the project partners (ICA) in order to spell out, among others, the scope, deliverables, responsibilities, and contribution of concerned parties.

12 1. ASEAN SHINE Working flow Diagram ASEAN SHINE

13 ASEAN SHINE- Work Packages WP1: Establishment of ASEAN SHINE WP2: Harmonize standards for testing methods (Co-funded by APEC) WP3: Recommend MEPS, HEPS and develop regional policy roadmap WP4: Develop national policy roadmaps for MEPS and HEPS WP5: Capacity building for testing laboratories WP6: Capacity building for AC manufacturers WP7: Consumer awareness

14 ASEAN SHINE- Progress

15 ASEAN SHINE- Progress WP3- Roadmap Development

16 ASEAN SHINE- Progress

17 ASEAN SHINE- Project Timeline

18 AJ-EMTIPS Programme ASEAN-Japan ASEAN - Japan Pilot Project On Energy Efficiency Market Transformation With Information Provision Scheme (AJ-EMTIPS) program is designed to be a platform to accelerate energy efficiency market transformation in ASEAN by means of providing appropriate information to consumers, etc. This programme aims to provide some opportunities for AMSs to experience new approaches based on Japanese practice for the dissemination of energy efficiency in the market and also to discuss with their counterparts for the betterment of ASEAN. The Major significance and benefit of EMTIPS program are as follows: - Discussion and Tangible Steps toward Harmonization - Exchange thoughts & idea about promotion measures for energy efficient product - Capacity Building - Share and Utilization of Tools and Outcomes Implemented by ECCJ, EE&C-SSN and ACE Funding provided by METI-Japan

19 Basic Concept of AJ-EMTIPS-Key Players in the Market Proper reinforcement of the activities of key players will drive and shape the market toward increased energy efficiency. Information is a powerful tool to promote EE products by means of supporting this favorable cycle. Information shared in the common format is useful and easily-maintained. Correlation Diagram of Key Players in the Market Retailers Sale of EE Products Manufacturers Production of EE Products Distribution of EE Products & Product INFORMATION Reinforcer: Energy Efficiency Standards Needs of Consumers Consumers Purchase of EE Products Reinforcer: Needs of Consumers Profit from selling EE Product Knowledge of EE Products Reinforcer: Higher Energy Saving Consciousness Benefit from using EE Product Knowledge of EE Products

20 Time Line 2013 Dec 2014 April 2015 April & Future Pilot Program Activity: Create EE appliances ranking lists based on S&L data of your own country Target product: Air Conditioners (As a pilot program, we propose to pick only one product category). Purpose & Merit of Ranking: - Information provision of EE products to consumers - Tool for retailers to sell EE products - Incentive/ Promoting competition among manufacturers to release more EE products - Monitoring market to decide the timing of standard revision. Activity: Create EE Performance Ranking Catalogue Questionnaire Survey & Mapping Analysis Target product: Air Conditioners Period of Further Analysis: In ASEAN Learn from each other for improvement Find common interest among ASEAN member states In your country Observe yearly change to evaluate effectiveness of S&L and other EE promotion measures ASEAN-JAPAN Energy Efficiency Market Transformation with Information Provision Scheme Proposed Future Goals EE Market Transformation in ASEAN One ASEAN S&L Database Discussion: - Possibility of harmonization - Efforts to push/pull market toward increased energy efficiency Advancement of S&L in ASEAN AJEEP/ECAP Capacity building on S&L program in ASEAN 20

21 Long-Term Goal: One ASEAN database EMTIPS Way Forward Activity: - Create EE appliances lists - Analysis of measures other than S&L Target product: Add refrigerators Expand the target Further Analysis: In ASEAN Learn from each other for improvement Find common interest among ASEAN member states In your country Observe yearly change to evaluate effectiveness of S&L and other EE promotion measures One ASEAN S&L Database Creating and printing out of labels from the database. Need Harmonization? Language Target product Efficiency index Test standard Mutual certification for testing laboratories Data items or any other Monitoring the trend of EEP of home appliance in ASEAN market. Awareness raising / consumer education

22 EMTIPS Activities 2014 Activity 1 Development of Energy Efficiency Performance Ranking Catalogue of Air Conditioners for ASEAN Activity 2 Questionnaire Surveys on Consumer Behaviors Consumer behaviors at retail stores Actual status of usage of air conditioners at home

23 Summary of ASEAN Standard and labeling Current Status 23

24 ASSOCIATED AGENCY AT NATIONAL LEVEL HANDLING S&L NO COUNTRY MINISTRY NATIONAL STANDARD BODY 1 Brunei Darussalam Energy Department Prime Ministry Office (EDPMO) 2 Cambodia Ministry of Industry, Mine and Energy (MIME) 3 Indonesia Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR) 4 Lao PDR Ministry of Energy (MOE) 5 Malaysia Ministry of Energy, Green Technology and Water (MOEGTW) Construction Planning and Research Unit (CPRU) Institute of Standard of Cambodia (ISC) National Standard Body (NSB) Ministry of Energy (MOE) Department of Standard Malaysia (DMS)

25 ASSOCIATED AGENCY AT NATIONAL LEVEL HANDLING S&L- Cont d No Country Ministry National Standard Body 6 Myanmar Ministry of Energy (MOE) and Ministry of Industry (MOI) 7 Philippines Department of Energy (DOE) 8 Singapore Ministry Environment and Water Resources (MEWR) and Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) 9 Thailand Department of Alternative Energy Development and Efficiency (DEDE) 10 Vietnam Ministry of Industry and trade (MOIT) Myanma Scientific and Technological Research Department (MSTRD) Bureau of Product Standards (BPS) The Standards, Productivity and Innovation Board, Singapore (SPRING) Ministry of Industry (MOI), Thai Industrial Standards Institute (TISI) The Directorate for Standards, Metrology and Quality (STAMEQ)

26 Status Standard and Labeling in AMSs AIR CONDITIONER (AC) No Country MEPS/ HEPS Labeling Testing Method Test at Maker Lab Test at testing lab Certification by Self Declaration Certification by 3 rd Party 1 Brunei Darussalam Cambodia UP UP Indonesia UC UC ISO 5151:2009 = SNI-IEC M 4 Lao PDR UP UP UP Malaysia M V ISO5151: 2004 M( Accredited by DSM) M V M (Accredited Lab)- Approval by EC UC: Under Construction UP : Under Planning V : Voluntary M: Mandatory ISO: International Organization for Standardization

27 Status Standard and Labeling in AMSs AIR CONDITIONER (AC)- Cont d No Country MEPS/ HEPS Labeling Testing Method Test at Maker Lab Test at testing lab Certification by Self Declaration Certification by 3 rd Party 6 Myanmar UP UP Philippines M M 8 Singapore M M Labeling: PNS396:1995(ISO5151:1 994) Safety PNS240:1998(IEC ) SO5151:1994 JIS9612,ISO15042: Sep- ISO5151:newer version 2017 sep M Test can be carried out a lab at maker lab as 3rd party lab according to test standard supplier/ manufacture must submit test report to NEA V 9 Thailand M: MEPS V: HEPS M: TISI V: DEDE TIS (1993)(Ref.ISO 5151 ARI 210/240-94,JIS B8661 V M --- M 10 Vietnam M-2014 M-2013 TCVN7831: M2013

28 Status Standard and Labeling in AMSs LIGHTING No Country MEPS/H EPS Labeling Testing Method Test at Maker Lab Test at testing lab Certificatio n by Self Declaration Certificatio n by 3 rd Party 1 Brunei Darussalam Cambodia UP UP UP Indonesia --- V SNI IEC 60969:2009 V V V Lao PDR UP UP UP Malaysia M-2013

29 Status Standard and Labeling in AMSs LIGHTING No Country MEPS/HEPS Labeling Testing Method Test at Maker Lab Test at testing lab Certification Certification by Self by 3 rd Party Declaration 6 Myanmar UP UP Philippines 8 Singapore 9 Thailand M: MEPS V: HEPS M: TISI V: DEDE TIS V M M M 10 Vietnam M-2014 M-2013 TCVN7896: 2008 TCVN7897: M2013

30 Status Standard and Labeling in AMSs REFRIGERATOR No Country MEPS/H EPS Labeling Testing Method Test at Maker Lab Certificatio Certificatio Test at n by Self n by 3 rd testing lab Declaration Party 1 Brunei Darussalam Cambodia Indonesia UC V SNI 62552: Lao PDR Malaysia

31 Status Standard and Labeling in AMSs REFRIGERATOR- Cont d No Country MEPS/ HEPS Labeling Testing Method Test at Maker Lab Certificati Test at on by Self testing lab Declaratio n Certificati on by 3 rd Party 6 Myanmar UP UP Philippines MEPS M 8 Singapore M M 9 Thailand M: MEPS V: HEPS M: TISI V: DEDE PNS 396 Part 2:1997, PNS 1474 (ISO 5155), PNS 1475 (ISO 7371), PNS 1476 (1SO 8187), PNS 1477 (ISO 8561) ISO15502:2005, IEC62552:2007 TIS (2004)RefISO/I EC Two manufactures have existing test lab facility Test can be caried ou at either maker lab at 3rd party lab according to test standard supllier/manufa cturer must submit test report to NEA 2 Testing Lab V M M M 10 Vietnam M-2014 M-2013 TCVN7827: M2013

32 Energy Efficiency Standard and Labeling in ASEAN for TELEVISION No Country MEPS/HEP S Labeling Testing Method Test at Maker Lab Certification Test at testing by Self lab Declaration Certification by 3 rd Party 1 Brunei Darussalam Cambodia UP UP UP Indonesia --- UC IEC V V V Lao PDR Malaysia M-2013

33 Status Standard and Labeling in AMSs TELEVISION Cont d No Country MEPS/HEPS Labeling Testing Method Test at Maker Lab Test at testing lab Certification by Self Declaration Certification by 3 rd Party 6 Myanmar UP UP Philippines Singapore Thailand UC UC UC UC UC UC UC 10 Vietnam M-2014 M M2013

34 Status Standard and Labeling in AMSs ELECTRIC FAN No Country MEPS/H EPS Labeling Testing Method Test at Maker Lab Certification Test at by Self testing lab Declaration Certification by 3 rd Party 1 Brunei Darussalam Cambodia UP UP UP Indonesia UC IEC Lao PDR Malaysia M

35 Status Standard and Labeling in AMSs ELECTRIC FAN Cont d No Country MEPS/HEPS Labeling Testing Method Test at Maker Lab Test at testing lab Certification by Self Declaration Certification by 3 rd Party 6 Myanmar UP UP Philippines Singapore Thailand M: MEPS V: HEPS M: TISI V: DEDE TIS 92,TIS 127 V M Vietnam M-2014 M M2013

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