📆 20th June 2024 – online⏰ 11:00 – 12:00 CEST 👉register here:https://lnkd.in/eSwPP5xW 🎤 We will welcome speakers from IEECP- Ivan Sangiorgio , Universidade de Coimbra

EU-MORE will display two posters at the poster session on Tue afternoon: 1) Assessing the Environmental Impacts of Policies on Industrial Electric MotorsA Stock Model,

We have set a first round of national EU-MORE workshops in Greece, Belgium and Germany in May 2024 – more to come in other countries soon!

If you are involved in early replacement of motors in industry & tertiary sector aand interested to assist -please contact us at info@eu-more.eu or here at our CONTACT page.

The workshops are in-person and in national language, attendance is free but upon prior registration – welcome to meet with you!

Early 2024, EU-MORE has reached its next milestone with the publication of a comparative review on motor technologies, including an analysis of motor system optimization benefits. MEPSs for motors have led to major improvements in the energy efficiency of motors, which now reach levels known as Super- and Ultra-Premium Efficiency Motors (IE4 and IE5). This review discusses the latest trends in IM, SynRM and PM, highlights some aspects of direct-on-line starting motors. The review also digs into the energy saving potential of VSDs, further digitalization and other types of system optimization.

You can download the PPT slide deck on our DOWNLOAD page.

(Reuters, 5 Dec 2023) What if the world could quickly slash climate-warming emissions, without having to build so much new renewable energy capacity?

That’s exactly what some experts say needs to happen, by improving the efficiency of appliances and electricity grids through efforts like plugging leaks and stopping so-called “vampire loads” from devices that pull power from wall sockets even when switched off.

By lowering the amount of power needed to perform the same tasks, the world could burn fewer fossil fuels and spend less on expanding solar or wind capacity.

“We don’t just need to change the way we generate electricity, we need to change the ways we use it,” said Larissa Gross of E3G climate think tank.

At least 118 countries at the COP28 climate summit in Dubai have backed a pledge to improve energy efficiency rates by 4% each year until 2030. That would be a doubling of the 2% improvement in efficiency rates seen in 2022.

The IEA Energy Efficiency 2023 Report examines the global energy efficiency landscape and identifies key opportunities and challenges for governments. This year’s report highlights the need to double global progress on energy efficiency this decade to get on track for net zero by 2050. The report also explores the role of energy efficiency in inclusive transitions, digitalization, and innovation. IEA published its report on November 29th, at the start of COP28.

This webinar is a special briefing event for the Energy Efficiency Academy members only.

The webinar will feature lead author Lucas Boehlé and principal author Clara Camarasa, who will share the main findings and recommendations. You will also have the opportunity to ask questions and interact with the speakers. The webinar will be moderated by Diedert Debusscher, Project Manager Clean Energy Transition at the European Copper Institute.

Reserve your seat now to join the discussion.

To register for the webinar, please click on the link.