Session 1 : Examples of regional EE+RE policies and the use of standards in support of policy

development and implementation

European Commission - CEN/CENELEC pro-active cooperation by

Bernard GINDROZ, PhD

Chairman of the CEN/CENELEC Sector Forum Energy management

CEN/CENELEC SFEM – Sector Forum Energy Management

European Standards Organizations

CEN...................................................

European Committee for Standardization

CENELEC .......................................

European Committee for Electrotechnical

Standardization

ETSI ............................................

European Telecommunications Standards

Institute

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CEN & CENELEC World

• CEN & CENELEC

33 Members (NSB-NC of 28 EU Members + 3 EFTA countries + Turkey and The Former Yugoslav Republic Of Macedonia

Associate Members

Affiliates : 17 CEN, 13 CENELEC

+/- 70,000 experts

+/- 600 European/international associations

Cooperation with ISO and IEC through Vienna and Dresden agreements

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CEN & CENELEC Sector Forum Energy Management

SFEM (Sector Forum Energy Management)

Created in 2006, following a Recommendation for a new permanent horizontal strategic body on energy management ;

In 2006, 21 identified priorities on energy management, including :

energy management systems,

benchmarking,

energy efficiency and saving calculations,

ESCOs,

white certificates,

CO2 capture and storage

…

CEN/CENELEC Strategy and Advisory Board on :

Energy Efficiency

Energy Savings

Energy Management

Renewable Energy Sources

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CEN & CENELEC SFEM scope of works

Source : IEA 450 ppm scenario

Scope of SFEM : Energy Efficiency, Renewables, CCS

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CEN & CENELEC SFEM Missions

SFEM missions

Horizontal central point providing a general overview of standardization activities in the area of energy management, energy efficiency and renewables

Exchange of information among all relevant stakeholders in this field

Identify gaps, new standardization priorities and make recommendations for new work

Increase visibility and promote standardization as a tool for policy makers, companies and other stakeholders

Permanent link with EC (European Commission) – coordination between regulatory and standardization works

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CEN & CENELEC SFEM Organization

SFEM organization

SFEM meets three times a year

Industry experts and CEN and CENELEC members

European organizations :

European Commission : DGs Energy, Move, DG ENTR, DG climate, DG Research,…

Main professional organisms and Industries :CECED, CONCAWE, EHI, EURELECTRIC, MARCOGAZ, NORMAPME, PU Europe, …

Consumers and citizens, environment : ANEC, ECOS, NGOs

CEN and CLC TCs on energy, buildings, environment, transport, products/equipment, …

Liaison/coordination with

CEN/ SABE : CEN BT Strategic Advisory Body on Environment

ISO/SAG, IEC/ACEE, ….

Annual seminars

to report from standardization implementation experience and feed-backs

identify new needs and/or needs for revision

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CEN & CENELEC SFEM Organization

CEN - CENELEC

Technical Boards (BTs)

CEN/CLC JWG 3 Energy

Management & related services

CEN/CLC JWG 4 Energy

efficiency & savings

calculations

CEN/CLC JWG 1 Energy Audits

CEN CENELEC

Sector Forum Energy

Management

Requests

Recommendations

Advice,

coordination

Requests

WG on Terminology

CEN/CLC JWG 2

Guarantees of origin and

Energy certificates

WG on CO2 capture & storage

WG on Transport & Energy Management

WG on communication

on ISO 50001/EED

WG on RES

WG on Energy Storage

WG on Energy Transition

WG on Ocean Energies

CG on Smart grids

CG on Smart metering

CG on Smart and Sustainable Cities and Communities

CG on Ecodesign

Ecolabelling

WG on Hydrogen

SFEM in coordination groups

SFEM new strategy 2014-2017

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Energy Management related (SFEM) Published European Standards

Energy Management Systems : EN 16001 (2009) EN ISO 50001 (2011)

Energy Efficiency Services : EN 15900: 2010 (JWG 3)

Terminology : CEN/CLC TR 16103:2010

Energy efficiency benchmarking methodology EN 16231 (JWG3)

Energy audits- General requirements : EN 16247-1 (JWG 1)

Energy Efficiency & savings calculation: top-down & bottom-up

methods : EN 16212: 2012 (JWG 4)

Guarantees of Origin related to energy - Guarantees of Origin

for Electricity : EN 16325 (JWG2)

White certificates TR 16567 (JWG 2)

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Energy audits- Buildings EN 16247-2 (JWG 1)

Energy audits- Processes EN 16247-3 (JWG 1)

Energy audits- Transportation EN 16247-4 (JWG 1)

Energy Management related (SFEM) Soon Published European Standards

Energy audits- Competences of energy auditors

EN 16247-5 (JWG 1)

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European Commission – European Standardization Organizations (ESOs) Pro-active cooperation

Joint Pro-active information and participation

- ESOs Participation in EU strategy programs (i.e. EU integrated energy

roadmap)

- European Commission participation in ESOs strategy developments,

(i.e. SFEM activities for energy management, energy efficiency, renewable

energy sources, …)

Joint workshops and seminars, i.e.

- EU sustainable energy weeks

- Smart and Sustainble Cities and Communities workshop

- Putting Science into Standards seminar

- Transport and Energy Management seminar

- Hydrogen

- …

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European Commission – European Standardization Organizations (ESOs) Pro-active cooperation

Mandates from the European Commission

A standardization request (mandate) is a demand from the European

Commission to the European standardization organizations (ESOs) to draw up

and adopt European standards in support of European policies and legislation.

European standards, even developed under a mandate and for European

legislation, remain voluntary in their use.

Three types of mandates could be considered:

- standardization mandates: to develop and adopt European standards within

a given time

- programming mandates: to elaborate a standardization programme

- study mandates: to check the feasibility of European standardization in a

specific field or for a certain subject.

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Conclusions and perspectives

In Europe, pro-active cooperation between European Commission (EC) and European Standardization Organizations (ESOs) :

• Identify gaps on both legislation side and standards side

• Accelerate the development of standards as major tools for the implementation of EU policies

• Ensure consistency between policies and standards

• ESOs’ advices in policy development/EC’s advices in standardization development

• Provide industry and users with a consistent and complementary framework

• Accelerate the implementation of innovation

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In Europe, pro-active and permanent link between European Commission (EC) and CEN/CENELEC SFEM (Sector Forum Energy Management):

• EC active participation in SFEM plenary sessions and strategic planning

• SFEM active participation in European strategy planning (i.e. Integrated Energy Roadmap) and policy development

• SFEM advices in EU policies development (i.e. Directive on energy efficiency 2012/27/EC)

• Joint EC-SFEM events such as annual seminars and workshops

• SFEM as an open platform for exchanging information offers opportunities to gather comments, advices and expertise from a wide range of stakeholders and users.

Conclusions and perspectives

Session 1 : Examples of regional EE+RE policies and the use of standards in support of policy

development and implementation

European Commission - CEN/CENELEC pro-active cooperation by

Bernard GINDROZ, PhD

Chairman of the CEN/CENELEC Sector Forum Energy management