Current Condition of Implementation ofCurrent Condition of Implementation of Energy Efficiency Labeling in Indonesia

Dr Edi HilmawanEnergy Technology Laboratory, Agency for the Assessment and Application of Technology

Shinagawa Prince Hotel, March 5, 2010

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National Energy Policy

Energy Conservation Policy and Regulation

2005 2006 2008 20092007

National Master Plan of Energy

Conservation

Presidential Decree No

5/2006 (National

Presidential Instruction No 2/2008 on Energy and

Law No 30/2007

on Energy

Government Regulation No 70/2009 on EnergyConservation

(RIKEN)(National

Energy Policy)Energy and Water Saving

Energy

To decrease To achieve • Government, energy

on Energy efficiency

Instruction to Obligation for energy intensity at least 1% per year until 2025

energy elasticity less than 1in 2025

producers and energy consumer are responsible for the implementation of energy conservation

• Energy conservation is

governments offices :• to increase efficiency for energy and water

large energy consumer to conduct energy audit and designate energy

required from up-stream to downstream activities

• Government will provide incentive and disincentive for energy efficiency and

consumption•To establish task force to monitor the implementaion

manager

Application of labeling for energy saving appliancesgy y

conservation implementationp g pp

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Typical Electric Power Consumption in Residential Users

19 28 14,4421 81 20 17

100%

15,98 10,04 6,4

19,2826,42

14,4421,81 20,17

60%

80%

Others

36 84 47 66

11,24 8,95,46

29,61 25,22

10,04 ,

40%

60% Others

Iron

Fan

Water Pump

11,36 13,26,31 10,68 5,81

38,9936,84 47,66

16,3919,6

0%

20%Refrigerator

Television

AC

Lighting0%

R1‐450VA R1‐900VA R1‐1.300VA R1‐2.200VA R2‐4.400VA

More than 50% of electric power consumption in Residential users is p pfor Refrigerator, Television, AC and Lighting

JICA Study (2008)

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Typical Electric Power Consumption in Commercial BuildingConsumption in Commercial Building

65% 15% 3% 17%Hotel

57%

57%

22%

16%

5%

14%

16%

13%

Shopping mall

Hospital

55%

57%

27%

22%

4%

5%

14%

16%

Government office

Shopping mall

47% 25% 22% 6%

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

Office building

Air-conditioner Lighting + Outlet Elevator Others

Most of electricity is consumed in air-conditioner and

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lighting.JICA Study (2008)

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Annual Sales of Home AppliancesANNUAL SALES OF TELEVISION

(Thousand Units)(Thousand Units)

9.414

11.768LCDTV PlasmaCRT CurveCRT Flat

ProjectionANNUAL SALES OF LAMPS

(Thousand Units)

96.80088.000

80.00075 00075 000

Projection

3.1753.888

3.368 3.2533.973

4.8206.025

7.531

75.00075.00065.00065.000

60.00060.00055.000

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

ANNUAL SALES OF ACANNUAL SALES OF REFRIGERATORS

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

ANNUAL SALES OF AC (Thousand Units)

1.2001.100

1.000900898

Projection

ANNUAL SALES OF REFRIGERATORS (Thousand Units)

3 7034.258

4.897Forced Circulation

Natural Convection

Projection

900829888898

1.5001.900 1.800

2.200 2.4002.800

3.2203.703

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 20102003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

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Regulation on Energy Efficiency Labeling

• To identify energy saving level for electrical household

SNI 04-6958-2003 (Standard of Energy Saving Level Label for Electrical Household Appliances and it Kinds)

To identify energy saving level for electrical household appliances and it kinds

• The standard includes :– form, size, color and symbol significance of the energy saving 

level label,level label,– Location for the energy saving level label,– criteria of energy saving level,– energy saving level score and amount of star

• Reference :Reference :– Australia Standard AS 2575.1‐1989– New Zealand Standard NZS 6205.1‐1989

Director General EEU Decree No. 238-12/47/600.5/2003on the Procedure for Attachment of Energy Efficiency Label

Director General EEU Decree No. 94-14/47/600.4/2006on the Appointment of Product Certification Body (LSPro) and Testing L b t f th Att h t f E Effi i L b l i El t i it U d Laboratory for the Attachment of Energy Efficiency Label in Electricity Used Equipments

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ImplementationFlow Diagram of Energy Efficency Labeling in Indonesia

Manufacturers/ Distributors

Product Certification Body

Testing Laboratory

Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources

report

report

Product Certification Body : PT TUV Nord Indonesia, PT EMI, PT SucofindoTesting Laboratory : P3TKEBT-DESDM, B2TE-BPPT, PT Sucofindo

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Road Map of the Labeling Program

2008 2009 2010 2011 20122008 2009 2010 2011 2012Label application CFL AC and

FanBallast and Washing machine

TV and Motor and

Mandatory or ? ? ?

TV and Refrigerator

Motor and Rice cooker

Mandatory or Voluntary V V ? ? ?

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Progress on Energy Effiency Labeling for Each Appliances

No. Appliances

SNI*Technical Regulation

Energy Efficiency Labeling

Safety  PerformanceTesting 

ProcedureEnergy 

Efficiency Certification and Labeling

Criteriaand Labeling

1 CFL O O O O O (2010)

2 Fan O X O (2010) (2010) X

3 Television O (2010) (2010) O O X3 ( ) ( )

4 Refrigerator O O (2011) O (2010) X

5 AC O (2010) (2011) O O X

6 Electronic B ll t

O O O X X XBallast

7 Iron O O (2010) X X X

8 Washing Machine

O O (2012) X X X

9 Rice Cooker O X (2011) X X X

10 Electric Motor O (2011) (2011) X X X

11 Pumps O (2011) (2010) X X X*SNI S d d N i l I d i (I d i N i l S d d)*SNI: Standard Nasional Indonesia, (Indonesian National Standard)

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Consideration in Choosing Equipments (AC CFL F )(AC, CFL, Fan)

AC Lamp FanNo Consideration F No Consideration F No Consideration F

1 Energy Consumption 24 1 Price 33 1 Brand 30

2 Price 20 2 Brand 16 2 Warranty 30

3 Brand 11 3 Energy Consumption 16 3 Size  30

4 Warranty 11 4 Capacity 11 4 Price 15

5 Durability 4 5 Function  11 5 Model 6

6 Model (Color, Size, Shape) 2 6 Durability 7 6 Energy Consumption 6

7 Others 2 7 Model 3 7 Function 2

8 Function 1 8 Warranty 1 8 Capacity 18 Function 1 8 Warranty 1 8 Capacity 1

9 Capacity 9 Installation 1 9 Durability

10 Installation 10 Others 1 10

M k S b I d i U i i2003, Market Survey by Indonesia University

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Barriers on Implementation of Energy Efficiency Labeling in Indonesiay g

• Policy Aspect– Energy Law no 30/2007: “Insentif and disinsentif for energy conservation activities”

Insentif and disinsentif scheme is not yet establishedy

– Government Regulation No 70/2009: “.. Obligation to label energy saving equipment” 

No Guideline to implement the regulation 

– Energy price policye gy p ce po cy

• Technical Aspect– Non‐standardized testing methodology and procedures

– Limited number of Testing LaboratoriesLimited number of Testing Laboratories

– Limiter number of engineer/technician having sufficient testing capabilities 

• Institution AspectLack of coordination between Government Institutions– Lack of coordination between Government Institutions

– Lack of support from Industrial Association

• Socio‐Economic AspectL P l A E S i– Low People Awareness on Energy Saving

– Price is the most consideration in choosing equipments

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TERIMA KASIHTERIMA KASIH 

Edi HilmawanEdi Hilmawanhilmi0374@yahoo.com

B2TE‐BPPTGd 620, Kawasan Puspiptek Setu, 

Tangerang Selatan, Banten 15314 IndonesiaTel. +62‐21‐7560550Fax. +62‐21‐7560904

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