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a d v a n c e d n o t i c eSaving moreenergy throughcomplianceInternational Conferenceon Compliance in energyefficiency programmesfor electrical equipment14-16 September 2010Copthorne Tara HotelLondon, UKorganised by theInternational Energy AgencyImplementing Agreementfor Efficient End-useElectrical Equipment (4E)in partnership with theCollaborative Labeling andAppliance Standards Program(CLASP) and the UK Governmentspace isstrictly limited!reserve aplace early athttp://www.iea-4e.org/events/compliance-conference

Effective compliance regimesare needed to ensureefficiency programmescontinue to deliver energyand greenhouse gas savingsat low cost.High compliance rates alsosafeguard these programmesfrom losing the confidence ofconsumers and industry.Compliance is therefore amajor concern to all marketparticipants who have aninterest in maximisingenergy efficiency.This international threeday Conference will bringtogether public and privatesector stakeholders to shareexperiences in the designand operation of theircompliance activities.registrationThere is no charge forattending the conferencehowever space is strictlylimited and we encourageyou to reserve a placeearly by completing thebooking form at the 4Ewebsite: http://www.iea-4e.org/events/complianceconferenceTell us if you would liketo make a presentation byregistering at this website.Amongst the Topics raised:uuuuuuuuWhy are compliance rates important?How can high compliance rates beachieved cost-effectively?When to take remedial or enforcementaction?Should compliance regimes differbetween voluntary and mandatoryprograms?Can we learn from other complianceregimes, such as electrical safety?How do compliance regimes formanufacturing economies differfrom those with a high proportion ofimported products?How can modern approaches toInformation Management contributeto effective low cost compliance?How can international co-operationimprove compliance?Who should attenduuuuuuOfficials responsible for the designand operation of energy efficiencyprogrammes;Representatives from industriesinvolved in the manufacture, supply andretail of electricity using products;Policy-makers from the public andNGO sectors specialising in energy andgreenhouse gas topics;Regulatory affairs officers;Consultants and private sectorcompanies in the fields of monitoring,verification and evaluation;Representatives from verification andcertification companies.