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Energy Management and Energy Conservation Law Oct.6.2012 Energy Conservation Center Japan P1 Hirokazu Taniguchi Managing Director Energy Conservation Center Japan Establishment : * 1978 ( after the 2nd oil crisis) <Roots: Heat-management Association established in 1947> Purpose of establishment : * Core organization responsible for promotion of energy conservation Office location : * Tokyo Head office & 8 branches The Energy Conservation Center, Japan (ECCJ) Energy Conservation Center Japan P2 Office location : Tokyo Head office & 8 branches Supporting member : * 2,658 companies (as of April 2010) Staff (full time) : * 134 persons (as of Nov. 1 st , 2011) Budget (FY 2011) : * 2,554 million yen (Approx. 32 million US$) Hokkaido Branch Chugoku Branch Hokuriku Branch Sapporo ( Located at the same cities where METI local offices locate. ) ECCJ Head Office and 8 Branches ECCJ Head Office and 8 Branches Energy Conservation Center Japan P3 Tohoku Branch Head Office Tokai Branch Shikoku Branch Kyushu Branch Osaka Branch Sendai Tokyo Osaka Nagoya Hiroshima Kanazawa Takamatsu Fukuoka Activities of ECCJ 1. Promotion of Energy Conservation and CO2 Emission Reduction for Factories, Buildings, Stores, etc. Energy conservation audit, instructions, survey and analysis for factories, buildings, Provision of information on the Energy Conservation Act, energy conservation policies, energy conservation technologies, Support for CO2 reduction measures 2. Information Provision to Disseminate Energy Efficient Equipment, etc. 4. Promotion of International Cooperation for Energy Conservation Dispatch of experts Acceptance of trainees from abroad Asia Energy Efficiency and Conservation Collaboration Center Cooperation with energy conservation business Provision of information on energy efficient equipment through energy-saving labeling Promotion of regional energy conservation practices in local communities Promotion of energy efficient equipment through exhibition (ENEX), etc. 3. Support of Capacity Building for Energy Conservation and Activities Capacity Building for energy conservation through educational seminars, etc. Support for capacity building for energy conservation in local communities Information provision on energy conservation through publication 5. Implementation of National Examinations, etc. for National Qualification of Energy Manager National Exam and training for qualified energy managers Seminar for “Type 2 Energy Manager”, etc. SourceThe Energy Conservation Center, Japan Energy Conservation Center Japan P5 SourceThe Energy Conservation Center, Japan Objective of the EC Law of Japan contribute to Outline of the EC Law of Japan 19731978 Oil crisis Energy security1979 the Law Concerning the Rational Use of Energy (Energy Conservation Law) enacted Energy Conservation Center Japan P6 contribute to the sound development of the national economy through implementing necessary measures for the rational use of energy in factories, buildings, transportation, and machinery and equipment, to comprehensively promote the rational use of energy, while it seeks to ensure the effective utilization of fuel resources that would meet the economic and social environment of energy
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Energy Management and Energy Conservation Law

Oct.6.2012

Energy Conservation Center Japan P 1

Hirokazu TaniguchiManaging Director

Energy Conservation Center Japan

Establishment : * 1978 ( after the 2nd oil crisis)<Roots: Heat-management Association established in 1947>

Purpose of establishment : * Core organization responsible for promotion of

energy conservation

Office location : * Tokyo Head office & 8 branches

The Energy Conservation Center, Japan (ECCJ)

Energy Conservation Center Japan P 2

Office location : Tokyo Head office & 8 branches

Supporting member : * 2,658 companies (as of April 2010)

Staff (full time) : * 134 persons (as of Nov. 1st, 2011)

Budget (FY 2011) : * 2,554 million yen (Approx. 32 million US$)

Hokkaido Branch

T h k B hChugoku Branch

Hokuriku Branch

Sapporo( Located at the same cities

where METI local offices locate. )

ECCJ Head Office and 8 BranchesECCJ Head Office and 8 Branches

Energy Conservation Center Japan P 3

Tohoku Branch

Head Office

Tokai BranchShikoku Branch

Kyushu Branch

Osaka Branch

Sendai

TokyoOsakaNagoya

HiroshimaKanazawa

TakamatsuFukuoka

Activities of ECCJ

1. Promotion of Energy Conservation and CO2 Emission Reduction for Factories, Buildings, Stores, etc.

Energy conservation audit, instructions, survey and analysis for factories, buildings,

Provision of information on the Energy Conservation Act, energy conservation

policies, energy conservation technologies,Support for CO2 reduction measures

2. Information Provision to Disseminate Energy Efficient Equipment, etc.

Provision of information on energy efficient 5 Implementation of National Examinations etc

4. Promotion of International Cooperation for Energy Conservation●

Dispatch of experts

Acceptance of trainees from abroad

Asia Energy Efficiency and Conservation Collaboration Center

● Cooperation with energy conservation business

Energy Conservation Center Japan

Provision of information on energy efficient equipment through energy-saving labelingPromotion of regional energy conservation

practices in local communitiesPromotion of energy efficient equipment

through exhibition (ENEX), etc.

3. Support of Capacity Building for Energy Conservation and Activities

Capacity Building for energy conservation through educational seminars, etc.

Support for capacity building for energy conservation in local communitiesInformation provision on energy conservation through publication

5. Implementation of National Examinations, etc.for National Qualification of Energy Manager

National Exam and training for qualified energy managers

Seminar for “Type 2 Energy Manager”, etc.

Source: The Energy Conservation Center, Japan

Energy Conservation Center Japan P 5

Source: The Energy Conservation Center, Japan

Objective of the EC Law of Japan

contribute to

Outline of the EC Law of Japan

1973,1978

Oil crisis <Energy security>

1979 the Law Concerning the Rational Use of

Energy (Energy Conservation Law)enacted

Energy Conservation Center Japan P 6

contribute tothe sound development of the national economy through implementing necessary measures for the rational use of energy in factories, buildings, transportation, and machinery and equipment, to comprehensively promote the rational use of energy, while it seeks to ensure the effective utilization of fuel resources that would meet the economic and social environment of energy

(1) Manufacturing plants and business locations

(2) Transportation

Scope of Regulations under Energy Conservation LawScope of Regulations under Energy Conservation Law

Business operators that conduct business operations by establishing a manufacturing plant.Business operators that conduct business operations by establishing a business location (hospitals, hotels, schools, etc.).

Business operators that provide cargo and passenger transport services as business.Cargo owners: Business operators that have their cargo transported by transportation service providers.

Energy Conservation Center Japan

(3) Residential buildings and structures

(4) Machinery and appliances

g p y p p

Business operators that place orders for construction of residential buildings or structures.Owners and managers of residential buildings and structures.

Manufacturers and importers of machinery and appliances that consume energy.

7

Companies( Factories and workplaces )

The Energy Conservation

LawEnergy managers

Organizing Energy management system

The Standard of Judgment

Target of EC

Outline of the system of the EC Law

Energy Conservation Center Japan P 8

Submit Periodic report

Medium-long term plan

gy gQualification

Survey

Government

Inspection

EC law in terms of Management

1)Manager and Top Manager’s Role

2)Visualization and Target Setting

3)Activities (Standards of Judgment)

Energy Conservation Center Japan P 9

3)Activities (Standards of Judgment)

4)Verification of the results

Steps of Energy Management

Energy Conservation Center Japan 10

Top ManagementGovernment

Submission of

‐ Periodical report on energy consumption

‐Medium‐to‐long term improvement plan

Energy Conservationlaw

Advising on‐ Improvement plan of Energy Efficient equipment and facilities

‐ Organization for Energy Efficiency and conservation

Energy Manager

Role of Energy Managers

Energy Conservation Center Japan

Employees

‐ Instruction to the employees for energy conservation activities‐ Technical advice for energy efficient operation of the facilities

<Energy Conservation Activities>

‐Making the periodical report‐ Keeping the energy consuming   facilities in sound condition‐ Carrying out “energy audit”

Energy Manager is a “Key Person” for promoting the E‐C activity.

Designated Energy Management Factory

Type 1 Designated Energy

Management

Type 1 Designated Energy

Management

- All industries other than those listed left,

(e.g. office buildings, department stores, hotels,

schools, hospitals, government offices, and

amusement parks)- Head office / office bldg.

of the left listed industries

- Manufacturing- Mining

- Electricity Supply- Gas Supply- Heat Supply

Classification

Annual Energy Consumption

Regulatory obligations•Appointment of a type2 energy manager

・ Preparation & Submission of mid- & long-term plans

• Participation of a Qualified Energy Manager at the time of mid- & long- term

plan preparation

• Submission of Periodical report

Energy Conservation Center Japan

Regulatory obligations• Appointment of a type1 energy manager

• Preparation and submission of mid- & long- term plans• Submission of Periodical report

Type2 Designated Energy Management Factory (B)

Management Factory (B)

Management Factory (A)

3,000 kL

1,500 kL

Submission of Periodical report

Regulatory obligations

•Appointment of type2 energy manager

• Submission of Periodical report

0 kl

(A) Type1 Energy Manager

(B) Type2 Energy Manager

Number of Designated Energy Management Factory

March 2009

Factories Buildings Total

Type1 5,824 1,996 7,820

Energy Conservation Center Japan P 13

Type2

Total

3,841

9,665

,

3,042

5,038

6,883

14,703

区分

Ⅰ.エネルギー総合管理及び法規

 1.エネルギー情勢・政策 2.エネルギー概論

3.エネルギー管理技術の基礎

試験課目

必須基礎課目

Outline of the test for qualified person for energy management

I. Overall energy management and regulations

1. Energy situation and policy2. Energy compendium3. Basics of energy management technology

(Understanding and implementing judgment criteria)

Required basic subjects

Test subjectClassification

Energy Conservation Center Japan

3. ネルギ 管理技術の基礎   (判断基準の理解・実践について) 4.エネルギーの使用の合理化に関する法律及び命令

熱分野 電気分野

Ⅱ.熱と流体の流れの基礎 Ⅱ.電気の基礎Ⅲ.燃料と燃焼 Ⅲ.電気設備及び機器Ⅳ.熱利用設備及びその管理 Ⅳ.電力応用

選択専門課目

(Understanding and implementing judgment criteria)○ Laws and ordinances concerning the rational use of energy

Optional specialized

subjects

Heat field

II. Basics of the flow of heat and fluid

III. Fuel and combustionIV. Heat utilization equipment and

management thereof

II. Basics of electricityIII. Electrical equipment and

appliancesⅣ Electric power

applications

Electrical field

P 14

of p

erso

n

10000

12000

14000Candidate

Cert ified

13,294

11,719

Number of certification for qualified energy managers

Energy Conservation Center Japan P 15

No.

o

0

2000

4000

6000

8000

1979 1981 1983 1985 1987 1989 1991 1993 1995 1997 1999 2001 2003 2005 2007 2009

3,463

Management 2

Visualization of the actual data of energy

Example: office building

Energy Conservation Center Japan P 16

Survey and analyze energy consumption volume per equipment

→ this makes it possible to think reduction volume and countermeasures

Submission of periodical report

ReportEnergy

manager/Energy

managementofficer Preparation

Top executive of company/

factory

Submission

METIlocal

bureau

<Report contents>

* Total energy consumption (kl /year)

* Energy consumption by energy type (list)

METI Minister(Energy Efficiency

and ConservationDivision)

Energy Conservation Center Japan

* Energy consumption by energy type (list),

* Energy intensity (unit energy consumption)

* Changes of energy intensity for past 5 years

* Production quantity or total floor area of a building, etc. (closely related to energy consumption)

* Operating conditions of energy-consuming facilities, and the new installation / dismantling

Submission of medium and long term plan

PlanEnergy manager

Preparation Submission

METIlocal

bureau

METI Minister(Energy

Efficiency and Conservation

Division)Advice / participation

Top executive of company/ factory

Energy Conservation Center Japan 18

<Plan contents>

* Details of a plan for improvement measures and expected energy conservation effects

(Installation of high energy efficient facilities/equipment)

* Period (approx. 3~5 years)

* Comparison with the plan submitted in the previous year

Top Runner Program

Target products (23 products)Fuel Efficiency(km/L) 19km/L

18km/L

17km/L

15km/L15km/L

14km/L

16km/l

Example of Top Runner Program

1. Passenger vehicles

2. Freight vehicles

3. Air-conditioners

4.TV sets

5. Video-cassette recorders

6 Fluorescent lights

12. Space heaters

13. Gas cooking appliances

14. Gas water heaters

15. Oil water heaters

16. Electric toilet seats

17. Vending machines

Energy Conservation Center Japan P 19

Top Runner Program:Top Runner Program:

The concept of the program is that fuel economy standards for vehicles and energy conservation The concept of the program is that fuel economy standards for vehicles and energy conservation standards for electric appliances, etc. shall be set exactly the same as or higher than the best standards for electric appliances, etc. shall be set exactly the same as or higher than the best standard value of each product item currently available in the market. standard value of each product item currently available in the market.

Energy conservation standards according to Top Runner method

At the time of standard setting Target Fiscal Year

13km/L

12km/L

Achievement is judged by weighted average per product category

6. Fluorescent lights

7. Copiers

8. Computers

9. Magnetic disc units

10. Electric refrigerators

11. Electric freezers

18. Transformers

19. Electric rice cookers

20. Microwaves

21. DVD recorders

22. Residential router

23.Layer 2 switch

Product CategoryTargetFiscal Year

BaseFiscal Year

EfficiencyImprovement(initial expectation)

EfficiencyImprovement(result)

TV sets (using CRTs) 2003 1997 16.4% 25.7%Video Cassette Recorders 2003 1997 58.7% 73.6%Air Conditioners # 2004* 1997** 66.1% 67.8%Electric Refrigerators 2004 1998 30.5% 55.2%Electric Freezers 2004 1998 22 9% 29 6%

Efficiency improvement by Top Runner Program

Energy Conservation Center Japan P 20

Electric Freezers 2004 1998 22.9% 29.6%Passenger Vehicles (Gasoline) # 2010 1995 22.8% 22.8% (FY2005)Freight Vehicles (Diesel) # 2005 1995 6.5% 21.7%Vending Machines 2005 2000 33.9% 37.3%Fluorescent Light Equipment # 2005 1997 16.6% 35.6%Copying Machines 2006 1997 30.8% 72.5%Computers # 2007 2001 69.2% 80.8%Magnetic Disc Units # 2007 2001 71.4% 85.7%

Electric Toilet Seats 2006 2000 10.0% 14.6%

Management 3:Activity(Standards of Judgment)

The standard of judgment presents a set of guidelines for the individual measures about the basic matters stated in the basic policy in order to guide business

operators to judge and conduct appropriate and effective implementation of the rational energy utilization.

Energy Conservation Center Japan 21

Management Manual

“Management Manuals” are the manuals specifying the operational method of facilities and systems which enables a production by energy use as

minimum as possible

Management Items Contents

1 Target standard (Plan) such as: air ratio, waste gas temperature,wall temperature, illuminancestandard, air conditioning system standard

Energy Conservation Center Japan 22

2 Measurement and recording

(Do)

Regular measurement and record such as: operational hours, energy consumption, temperature, etc. of the target facilities and systems.

3 Maintenance &Inspection (Check)

Regular check and recording in order to maintain high efficiency.

4 Maintenance and inspection of facilities (Action)

Improvement of facilities which are not sufficient to comply with target value

Overview and Composition of Management ManualsOverview and Composition of Management Manuals

Facility A

xxx Factory, Energy Management Rules

xxx Facility, Management Manuals

Management rules of energy management systems for factories based on the Act on the Rational Use of Energy

Manuals setting specific management standards for each facility based on the “Evaluation Criteria”

xxx Facility Operation Procedure Manuals

Energy Conservation Center Japan

Facility B

xxx Facility, Maintenance and Inspection Manuals

xxx Facility, Measurement and Recording Manuals

xxx Facility, Operation Procedure Manuals

Management manuals prescribing procedures of measurement and recording for understanding energy conservation

performance of facilities

Management manuals prescribing the energy conservation operation for specific facilities

Management manuals prescribing procedures of maintenance and inspection for maintaining the performance of facilities

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Sample of Management Manual

Reference No. A1-11. Purpose

This management standard is aimed at the rationalization of the use of energy through appropriate implementation of operationcontrol , measurement recording , maintenance and inspection , and new installation , based on Article 5 and also “Judgment criteria”

of notification No. 65 of the Act concerning the Rational Use of Energy.

2. ScopeThis standard covers steam boilers (for process use and also as a heat source of air conditioning) installed at this plant.

3. Specifications of the boiler facilities concerned, and number of boilers- Type: Flue and smoke tube boiler- Fuel: C heavy oil

Management Manuals of Steam Boiler

Energy Conservation Center Japan 24

Item

Fuel: C heavy oil- Rated maximum equivalent evaporation: 20 t/h, 2 boilers- Rated maximum pressure: 1 MPa (gauge pressure),

Normal maximum working pressure: 0.9 MPa (gauge pressure)

Contents Management standard Reference material, etc.1. Rationalization of fuel combustion

(1) Air ratio(2) Adjustment of load on multiple boilers

2. Heating facilities

(1) Boiler feed water heating steam pressure

(2) Process steam supply pressure (normal pressure)(3) Air conditioning steam main conveying pipe

pressure(4) Boiler feed water quality control

According to boiler operation procedure

Refer to the criterion for each productionprocess.

According to JIS B8229

1.20-1.30Load distribution control

0.1 MPa (gauge pressure)

0.8 MPa (gauge pressure)0.3 MPa (gauge pressure)C

ontr

ol o

r st

anda

rd (1

)

(3) Fuel property S 1.0% Vuscosity:10sto@50

Standards and Target Values

Energy Conservation Center Japan P 25

Management 4Verification of the results by activities

50

100

150

200

ctric

con

sum

ptio

nkW

h/da

y/ro

om) 2009 2010

Energy Conservation Center Japan P 26

0

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

Jun Ju

l

Aug Se

p

Oct

Nov Dec

Tota

l

Elec (k

the Electric power consumption of a city hotel in 2009 and 2010.

It is easy to understand the drastic improvement in 2010 compare to 2009. In this hotel ,the energy manager made an energy conservation team to reduce

energy consumption in 2009. After the action, they could reduce 10% electric consumption.

Transition of Energy Consumption

250

300

350

400

450

300

400

500

600

(百万原油換算kl)

1973-20062.1 2.1 timestimes

1973-2006

GDP1973‐2006

2.3 2.3 timestimes

GDP

Commercial/residential sector

Transportation sector

16.4% 31.7%

23.5%

Million Kl in crude oil equivalent Trillion yen

Energy Conservation Center Japan P 27Source: METI/General Energy Statistics

0

50

100

150

200

73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06

0

100

200

300

Fiscal Year

(Source) Total Energy Statistics, Annual Report on National Economy.(Note) It must be noted that the values after 1990 were differently calculated from those of the years before that, because the calculation method for totaling the total energy statistics was changed in that year.

1973 20062.5 2.5 timestimes

1973‐20061.0 1.0 timetimeIndustrial sector

/

65.5%

18.1%

44.9%

PDCA Cycle is the key to achieve good energy management

Energy Conservation Center Japan 28

Merit 1: Reduce Operational

Cost

Merit 1: Reduce Operational

Cost Merit 2: Improve Corporate imageMerit 2: Improve Corporate image

Source: The Energy Conservation Center, Japan

Summary

(1) The EC Law of Japan has been played very important roles to promote energy efficiency and conservation, and to achieve great improvement.

(2) The methods of the EC Law are closely related to the managementin the manufacturing factories and the workplaces.

(3) The experience and the method of Japan for energy efficiency and conservation under the EC Law is a very useful knowledge for the

t i hi h d d i th i l t ti f

Energy Conservation Center Japan

countries which need and require the implementation of institutional systems to promote energy efficiency and conservation for their countries.

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