About IEA 4E

The IEA Implementing on Efficiency Electrical End Use Equipment (4E) was formed in March 2008 in order to provide a forum for countries and other stakeholders to:

• share expertise and develop their understanding of end-use equipment and policies; and
• facilitate coordination of international approaches in the area of efficient end-use equipment.

Participating members agree that this objective will be met through:

• collecting and sharing information on end-use equipment technologies and programmes; and
• pooling resources for agreed projects and tasks.

Currently, four Annexes have been formally established:

i)   Mapping and Benchmarking;

ii)  Motor Systems;

iii) Standby Power (this Annex)

iv) Solid State Lighting 

More information about the IEA Implementing on Efficiency Electrical End Use Equipment (4E) can be obtained from the main 4E website.