Standby Power at ACEEE, 2002

• Standby Power Use: How Big is the Problem? What Policies and Technical Solutions Can Address It?
  • Round Table Discussion
  • Paper
    Posted with permission. Copyright 2002, ACEEE Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings,
    American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy, Washington, D.C.
    http://aceee.org/conf/bldindex.htm.
• Opportunities for Energy Savings in Consumer Electronics
• International Energy Agency Standby Power Initiative, Benoit Lebot, International Energy Agency
• International Electrotechnical Commission Activities on Standby, Lloyd Harrington,Energy Efficient Strategies, Australia
• Appliance Standby Power Consumption: Store Survey 2002, Lloyd Harrington,Energy Efficient Strategies, Australia

• Standby Measurements from Around the World, Alan Meier, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
• Australia's Standby Policy, Charles Edlington & Tony Marker, Australian Greenhouse Office
• Standing by in Central Europe, Diana Urge-Vorsatz, Central European University; Kristina Stroukanska, Regional Environmental Center, BG; Szilard Asztalos, University of Sheffield, UK
• Standby Power Use in Chinese Homes, Jiang Lin, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
• Present Status of Standby in Japan, Hidetoshi Nakagami, Chiharu Murakoshi & Yoshiaki Shibata, Jyukankyo Research Institute
• Recent U.S. Developments in Standby Power Policies, Carrie Webber, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; Craig Hershberg, Environmental Protection Agency

This group wishes to acknowledge and thank ACEEE for creating a place for us to meet and exchange ideas. For more information about the next ACEEE Summer Study (in 2004), please see www.aceee.org.