Purpose of Workshop The Joint Statement of 2009 APEC Ministers: 1. Elimination of trade barriers of the four basic clean energy technologies (such as.

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Purpose of Workshop The Joint Statement of 2009 APEC Ministers: 1. Elimination of trade barriers of the four basic clean energy technologies (such as Wind, Solar, Clean coal and Efficient Lighting); and 2. Strengthen the International standardization activities, especially in the standards related to energy and environmental issues, to build up the harmonization with international standards. In order to further echo the above statement with regard to high-efficiency lighting, Chinese Taipei held the “Workshop on LED Lighting Technology with Energy Saving Issues” on 22 October 2012 in Taipei.

Key Objectives of Workshop to share Chinese Taipei’s experience of the promotion for LED lighting by public works and demonstration projects with APEC Member Economies. to share and learn from the cases how they promote the LED lighting application of APEC Member Economies in order to refine the strategy of LED lighting industry in APEC.

Workshop Arrangement Time: October 22, 2012 Venue: Convention Hall, Howard Civil Service International House Budget: Self-funded by BOE, MOEA of Chinese Taipei Supervior: Bureau of Energy, MOEA of Chinese Taipei Organizer: Industrial Technology Research Institute A total of 175 people from APEC Economies attended

Workshop Content 6 presentations from Chinese Taipei, Australia, Malaysia, New Zealand and Thailand Panel Discussion lead by Dr. Yie-Zu Hu, Deputy General Director of Green Energy and Environment Research Laboratories, ITRI with 6 panelists (the 6 speakers)

Agenda -1 TimeTopicSpeaker 8:40 ~ 9:30Registration 9:30 ~ 9:40Opening Remarks by Mr. Yunn Ming Wang, Deputy Director General of BOE, MOEA 9:40 ~ 10:101. LED Street Lighting Demonstration Project & Experience Dr. James C. Chen Marketing Manager Green Energy and Environment Research Laboratories, ITRI, Chinese Taipei 10:10 ~ 10:402. LED Benchmark Testing in the Domestic Australian Market - a Discussion on Test Methods and Results Ms. Megan O'Loughlin Lighting Research Scientist Light Naturally, Australia 10:40 ~ 11:00Tea Break 11:00 ~ 11:303. LED Initiatives and Energy Saving Issues – Malaysian Perspectives Ms. Hafiza Yob Senior Executive Demand Side Management Suruhanjaya Tenaga (Energy Commission) Malaysia 11:30 ~ 12:004. Harnessing Lighting Efficiencies in New Zealand Mr. Terry Collins General Manager Products Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority New Zealand

Agenda-2 TimeTopicSpeaker 13:30 ~ 14:00 5 Energy Efficiency Standard and Labeling Program for LED in Thailand Mr. Asawin Asawutmangkul Senior Engineer Department of Alternative Energy Development and Efficiency Ministry of Energy, Thailand 14:00 ~ 14:20 6. Energy Efficiency Management Programs in Chinese Taipei Mr. Henry Shin-Hang Lo Senior Project Manager Green Energy and Environment Research Laboratories, ITRI, Chinese Taipeii 14:20 ~ 15:00 Tea Break 15:00 ~ 16:20 Panel Discussion Subject: LED Lighting Technology with Energy Saving Issues Topics: 1.Standard & Testing 2.Demonstration Program & Application 3.Governmental Policy and Strategy, Incentives 4.Technology Development Lead by Dr. Robert, Yie-Zu Hu Principal Researcher &Deputy General Director Green Energy and Environment Research Laboratories, ITRI Chinese Taipei Panelist: 6 speakers 16:20 ~ 16:30 Closing Remarks 18:30 ~ 20:30 Welcome Dinner B1, Howard Civil Service International House Hosted by BOE/MOEA, Chinese Taipei

Conclusion There is a paramount need to setup a standard of energy efficiency and an LED testing/measurement standard in APEC region. These might result in cost reduction of LED products and market expansion. All APEC economic entities can benefit from them. By the way, we should try our best to exclude trade barriers. Technologically, all APEC economies can share their information and experiences in LED products. Also, it is advised enhance cooperation and exchange of information between laboratories to prevent development overlapping. We should keep upgrading the performance of LED products to enhance market penetration.

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