Seminar on Cooperation on Energy Labelling, November 2003

| Published Date | November 2003 | 
|---|---|
| Type of Publication | Proceedings | 
| Publication Under | SOM Steering Committee on Economic and Technical Cooperation (SCE), Energy Working Group (EWG) | 
| Accessed | 1937 | 
| Pages | 42 | 
| Download publication | Download | 
Description
The APEC Seminar on ‘Cooperation on Energy Labelling’ was held from 17 – 19 November 2003 in Kaohsiung, Chinese Taipei. Presentations covered individual economy programmes, examples of cooperative programmes and general topics related to the seminar subject. Details in this publication.
- Foreword
 - Introduction and Welcome
 - The APEC Energy Standards Information System
 - The IEA & its Role in Energy Labelling
 - Development of Energy Labelling in Malaysia; Past, Present and Future
 - Singapore’s Energy Labelling Initiative for Household Electrical Appliances
 - The Design and Market Research of China’s Energy Efficiency Information Label
 - Outline of a Consumer Energy Performance Labelling in Viet Nam
 - Mandatory Energy Efficiency Performance Program for Appliances and Equipment: the Present and Outlook
 - Seminar Discussion Paper
 - ASEAN Energy Label – Status and Plan
 - The Energy Label Program and Policies of Chinese Taipei
 - Energy Standards & Labelling Programmes: UNDP’s Perspective
 - CLASP Cooperative Programmes, Present and Future
 - Energy Labels and the Consumer – lessons from Twenty Years Living with Labels
 - Mexico’s Energy-Efficiency Labelling Experience
 - The Chilean Energy Performance Labelling Initiatives
 - Update of the Philippine Energy Labelling Programme for Household Appliances and Lighting Systems
 - Household Electric Refrigerating Appliances for Kim-chi and New Items
 - Energy Efficiency Labelling in Russia
 - The South Asia Regional Initiative on Energy Performance Harmonization
 - Top Runner Program and Labelling in Japan
 - Energy Labelling for Lighting and Experiences in Chinese Taipei
 - The Development of the Australian Label
 - Harmonization of Standards – the Australian and New Zealand Experience
 - Discussion