ENERGY STAR, EPA, DoE

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1 ENERGY STAR, EPA, DoE Current Events: August 2010 Mike Parker Vice President, Global Marketing Government & Association Affairs 1

2 Tectonic Shifts & Running w/ the Bulls 2

3 What s DoE Up To? Rumblings from America s EE Enforcement Regs DoE released RFI in May Revisions to Energy Efficiency Enforcement Regulations re: 10 CFR Parts 430 and 431. Revision of enforcement regs for certain consumer products, and commercial and industrial equipment covered under the Energy Policy and Conservation Act of Considering changes to Enforcement Testing & Adjudication, Certification, Verification Testing, Application of Regulations to Distinctive Products 3

4 What s DoE Up To? 4

5 What s DoE Up To Affected Products Lighting Compact Fluorescent Lamps Fluorescent Tube Lamps Fluorescent Ballasts Fluorescent Luminaires DownlightLuminaires Industrial HID Luminaires Lighting Controls More Lighting Guidance Office Equipment Computers Monitors Printers Fax Machines Copiers Plumbing Faucets Showerheads Urinals Commercial/Industrial Commercial Unitary Air Conditioners Air-Cooled Chillers Water-Cooled Chillers Commercial Heat Pumps Ground-Source Heat Pumps Boilers Electric Motors Centrifugal Pumping System Appliances Refrigerators Freezers Dishwashers Clothes Washers Room Air Conditioners Construction Products Residential Windows Roof Products Food Service Equipment Refrigerators and Freezers Griddles Fryers Hot Food Holding Cabinets PressurelessSteamers Beverage Vending Machines Ice Machines Pre-Rinse Spray Valves Residential Equipment Central Air Conditioners Air Source Heat Pumps Ground-Source Heat Pumps Gas Furnaces Electric Water Heaters Gas Water Heaters Other Efficient Technologies Low Stand by Power (EPS, Batt Chargers) Televisions (June 2013) 5

6 What s EPA Up To? Shift to America s Bellwether EE Program Completely overhauling ENERGY STAR program amid critical scrutiny Change from Self-Declaration to Certification-and- Verification model Will require testing in EPA-recognized labs Will require 3 rd party certification programs for ALL product types Will require 3 rd party verification of compliance, ongoing 6

7 How Bad Is It? EPA Qualified 15 of 20 Fake Products Submitted by GAO from 4 Dummy Companies Products ranged from a gas-powered alarm clock (the size of a portable gas generator) to a space heater posing as an air cleaner. The air cleaner claimed 20% higher EE than the top Qualified ENERGY STAR air cleaner. Yes, that s a feather duster and fly paper! 7

8 Who s Affected and How? Commercial Food Service Equipment Commercial Kitchen Package Commercial Dishwashers Commercial Fryers Commercial Griddles Commercial Hot Food Holding Cabinets Commercial Ice Machines Commercial Ovens Commercial Refrigerators and Freezers Commercial Steam Cookers Appliances (Residential) Clothes Washers, Dishwashers Dehumidifier Reefers/Freezers Room Air Cleaners Water Coolers Commercial Appliances Commercial Clothes Washers Vending Machines Water Coolers Computers & Electronics AV; TVs, Imaging Equipment Battery Chargers Combination Units (TV & DVD, VCR &DVD) Computers and Displays Cordless phones Digital to Analog Converter Box Enterprise Servers External Power Adapters Set top boxes and Cable boxes Building Products Home Sealing - Insulation & Air Sealing Roof Products Windows, Doors, & Skylights Plumbing Water Heater Gas condensing Water Heater Heat Pump Water Heater High Efficiency Gas Storage Water Heater Solar Water Heater Whole Home Gas Tankless Heating & Cooling Products AC, Central and Room Boilers and Furnaces Dehumidifiers Fans, ventilating HeatPumps, Air source, Geothermal Home Sealing - Insulation Light Commercial Heating and Cooling Programmable Thermostat Room Air Cleaners and Purifiers Lighting & Fans Comm/Res LED Lighting Decorative Light Strings Fans, ceiling (including light kits) Light Bulbs, CFL, Light Fixtures (Res) Fluorescent Lamp Ballasts Products in Development Climate Controls Data Center Storage, Small Network Equip Heat / Energy Recovery Ventilators Integral LED Lamps Lab Grade Reefers and Freezers Pre-Rinse Spray Valves Uninterruptible Power Supplies Black Products = (Proposed) 3 rd Party Certification Green = Continued Certification Required 8

9 ENERGY STAR Breaking News June 2010; Final EPA ENERGY STAR Guides for Accreditation Test labs must be EPA recognized EPA-recognized will include accredited labs (meeting Conditions and Criteria for Recognition of Laboratories for the ENERGY STAR program ) or labs participating in CB s DAPs 1 st party EPA-recognized, ISO accredited labs will be afforded consideration when participating in a CB s Data Acceptance Program (WMTL, SMTL) Potential benefits include less rigorous CB initial audit, less audit frequency 3 rd party labs must be EPA-recognized, ISO accredited, full stop. 9

10 ENERGY STAR Breaking News July 2010; FINAL Draft EPA ENERGY STAR Guides for Certification All products must be part of a 3 rd party certification program 30 December 2010 Certification Bodies must be Guide 65 accredited, EPA approved for ENERGY STAR products in 3 rd party certification program Satellite Data Acceptance Program (manufacturer testing) accepted for ENERGY STAR Certifications managed by an accredited, EPA approved CB As part of Satellite (DAP), manufacturer labs must demonstrate compliance, via CB evaluation, to ISO and applicable test methods Thus far, formal ISO accreditation of in house labs is not required for Satellite (DAP) situations 10

11 ENERGY STAR Breaking News July 2010; FINAL Draft EPA ENERGY STAR Guides for Certification ENERGY STAR Qualification Assessment (CB): Product meets or exceeds performance to product-specific req s Labeling (EPA): Monitors compliance to ENERGY STAR program req s Reporting (CB): Timely certification flow to EPA for Qualified Product Lists* *EPA appreciates concerns regarding product development cycles, and understands that a CB s ability to review product data in a timely manner can affect time to market. (Recognition) of a CB in the ENERGY STAR program (EPA) will evaluate the CB s product data review procedure to ensure it meets the needs of ENERGY STAR partners. 11

12 ENERGY STAR Breaking News July 2010; FINAL Draft EPA ENERGY STAR Guides for Certification ENERGY STAR Verification Performance/Labeling (EPA): Ensure continued compliance to program req s Selection Volume (CB): Test min 10% of previously qualified base models per year* Selection benchmarks to be enumerated in product-specific requirements *EPA will define base model within individual program requirements base model in certain product categories could represent product family of models with differing ENERGY STAR performance and in other categories base model may differ from other models only cosmetically. 12

13 ENERGY STAR Breaking News July 2010; FINAL Draft EPA ENERGY STAR Guides for Certification ENERGY STAR Verification Selection Approach by CB: 50% from ENERGY STAR Qualified Products List (per CB)* 50% from verification testing failures, referrals (questioning accuracy of ratings), new models/new market entrants, high sales volume models Procurement of Test Samples**: Off the shelf Warehouse Off the line * It s still undecided by EPA if grandfathered ENERGY STAR products will be subject to selection criteria for ongoing Verification testing; watch Partner Agreement deadline ** CB is responsible for sample selection; manufacturer may not choose the testing sample 13

14 ENERGY STAR Timelines & Check Points 14

15 Intertek s ENERGY STAR Delivery Developing the world s most comprehensive ENERGY STAR network & service portfolio Qualification & Verification Testing in ISO Accredited, EPA Approved Labs Customized Training Certification w/ Guide 65 Accredited, EPA Approved CB G.E.E.C. /gēk/ and Satellite for ENERGY STAR, NRCan, DoE, CEC 15

16 Global Energy Efficiency Certification G.E.E.C. The /gēk/ Policies & Procedures similar to ETL-Listed Electrical Safety Certification SATELLITE option available for Data Acceptance from qualified manufacturer labs Green Leaf Energy Efficiency Certification mark provided for qualified products Direct submittal of filings with regulatory & voluntary agency programs 16

17 Intertek s G.E.E.C. The /gēk/ What it covers NOW: United States Department of Energy (DOE) United States Federal Trade Commission (FTC) ENERGY STAR Natural Resources Canada - (NRCan) California Energy Commission (CEC) And COMING: European Community, Energy Related Products Directive (ErP) Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Regulations for energy efficiency Australia/ New Zealand Minimum Efficiency Performance Standards (AS/NZ MEPS) 17

18 Why Intertek for Energy Efficiency Energy Efficiency labs across NA, EMEA and APAC Five decades of Energy Efficiency testing expertise; core expertise Developing most lab capacity globally for Energy Efficiency than any other test lab Intertek has Energy Efficiency experts in every product category in every region G.E.E.C. /gēk/ and Satellite (DAP); DoE, CEC, ErP, NRCan, ENERGY STAR: bundled for further cost savings and efficiency For products outside of traditional EE scope, Green Leaf and QPM certifications demonstrate your products superior EE an/or Performance ratings. 18

19 ENERGY STAR Resources Program Information: Project Starter: EPA: (Enhanced Testing and Verification) Questions: CB Comments: (Filed by 25 June 2010) Contacts: Mike Parker Carl Bloomfield

20 Questions? 20