ADOPTION OF SEASONAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY TO AIR CONDITIONER EFFICIENCY STANDARDS - March 25 2019 Won Young Park Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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ADOPTION OF SEASONAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY TO AIR CONDITIONER EFFICIENCY STANDARDS March 25 2019 Won Young Park Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES AREA E N E R G Y A N AL Y S I S AN D E N V I R O N M E N T AL I M P AC T S D I V I S I O N
Variations in seasonal energy efficiency of an AC Local climatic conditions affect the amount of time an AC operates at part or full load, so climate-specific weighting is used in calculating a seasonal energy efficiency ratio (SEER) to provide a more representative measure of performance than the traditional energy-efficiency ratio (EER), typically defined as rated cooling capacity over rated power input (at 35°C). Brazil CEE is based on the EER EER: Ratio of the total cooling capacity to the effective power input to the device at given rating conditions (ISO 5151) China SEER and APF calculated according to GB 21455-2013 Japan CSPF and APF calculated according to JIS C 9612-2013 (consistent with ISO 16358-1:2013) India SEER calculated according to IS 1391 (consistent with ISO 16358-1:2013) EU SEER calculated according to EN 14825: 2016 2 E NERGY TECHNOLOGIES AREA E NE R G Y A NAL Y S I S AND E NV I R O NME NT AL I M P ACT S D I V I S I O N
Key elements for evaluating seasonal efficiency Standards for seasonal efficiency in many economies (especially in Asia) are fully or largely consistent with ISO 16358. Some countries (e.g., Southeast Asia) use the ISO reference outdoor temperature bins, other countries (China, India, Japan, South Korea, etc.) use country-specific temperature bin distribution. For heat pumps, both cooling and heating efficiency can be regulated separately or by a combined metric, e.g., APF. Reference International EU U.S. Standards (ISO 16358/5151) (EN 14511) (AHRI 210/240) e.g. US SEER Outdoor e.g. ISO CSPF e.g. EU SEER 65–104°F temperature range 21–35°C 17–40°C and hours of AC use (18.3–40°C) 1,817 hours 2,602 hours fractional bins Seasonal CSPF, HSPF, and Efficiency APF SEER, SCOP SEER, HSPF Indicator (ISO 16358) (EN 14825) (AHRI 210/240) 3 E NERGY TECHNOLOGIES AREA E NE R G Y A NAL Y S I S AND E NV I R O NME NT AL I M P ACT S D I V I S I O N
Test conditions for evaluating seasonal efficiency The SEERs used in the EU and U.S. require more data points for outside temperature and part-load conditions than do those used in ISO standards. Test conditions for cooling efficiency performance of variable-speed units required 4 E NERGY TECHNOLOGIES AREA E NE R G Y A NAL Y S I S AND E NV I R O NME NT AL I M P ACT S D I V I S I O N
Options for outdoor temperature bin distribution 1. ISO 16358 reference bin distribution of outdoor temperature (21–35°C, total 1,817 hours) 2. Per-unit annual hours of use in Brazil combined with ISO 16358 fractional bin hours. 3. Per-unit annual hours of use in Brazil with actual Brazil-specific outdoor temperature data (based on the largest city, or select large cities) 4. Would it be necessary to have multiple temperature bin distributions? EU: 1 temperature bin distribution for Note: India is hotter, and needs more cooling at higher temperatures than cooling and 3 temperature bin that assumed in ISO 16538. LBNL worked with India’s Bureau of Energy distributions (Average, Colder, Warmer) for Efficiency (BEE) to identify an appropriate temperature bin for the Indian heating Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (ISEER) metric based on ISO 16358 adopted by India beginning in January 2016. US : 6 zones 5 E NERGY TECHNOLOGIES AREA E NE R G Y A NAL Y S I S AND E NV I R O NME NT AL I M P ACT S D I V I S I O N
Brazil in ASHRAE’s Climate Zones Brazil has hot and humid climate varying by region that correspond to extremely hot-humid (0A) to warm- humid (3A) climate zones by ASHRAE’s climate zone definition. For example, the São Paulo climate is assessed to be hot-humid (2A). 90% of the population live along the east coast which is about 25% of the country’s total area. Source: ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 169-2013 6 E NERGY TECHNOLOGIES AREA E NE R G Y A NAL Y S I S AND E NV I R O NME NT AL I M P ACT S D I V I S I O N
Outdoor Temperature Bin Distribution Frequency between 24°C and 35°C accounts for about 50% (21%-92%, varying by region) of the annual outdoor temperature distributions in Brazil, while over 35°C is less than 1%. (Standards in some countries, including Japan, China, and India, set t0, outdoor temperature at 0 % load, as 23°C.) Thin solid lines represent annual outdoor temperature distribution of 10 select locations in Brazil (Black bold represents an average distribution.) Purple dot line (0A illustrative) Orange dot line (1A illustrative) Yellow dot line (2A illustrative) Source: LBNL work based on ASHRAE climate data 7 E NERGY TECHNOLOGIES AREA E NE R G Y A NAL Y S I S AND E NV I R O NME NT AL I M P ACT S D I V I S I O N
Examples of Bin Distribution for AC use 8 E NERGY TECHNOLOGIES AREA E NE R G Y A NAL Y S I S AND E NV I R O NME NT AL I M P ACT S D I V I S I O N
ISO CSPF of select ACs by 4 temp distributions Using a seasonal efficiency metric in Brazil can better reflect real energy performance by capturing not only full-load operation, but also part-load performance, and help better estimate savings gained from the seasonal performance. ISO CSPF by a Brazil temperature distribution can be harmonized with ISO CSPF by U4E (2A) temperature distribution (although energy consumption depends on total hours). Source: LBNL preliminary analysis 9 E NERGY TECHNOLOGIES AREA E NE R G Y A NAL Y S I S AND E NV I R O NME NT AL I M P ACT S D I V I S I O N
Potential MEPS and Labeling Requirements Current Brazil MEPS EER 3.02 is similar to or less stringent than China MEPS (EER 3.0- 3.2) for fixed-speed units (set in 2010). The China MEPS for both fixed- and variable- speed units is expected to be improved by ~15%, respectively, in 2020-2021 and combined in 2022 to China SEER 4.0-5.0 (equivalent to ISO CSPF 4.3-5.5 with the Brazil average temperature distribution). China Grade 1 China MEPS 2020 SEER 5.2- 2020/2022 5.8 (CSPF 5.8-6.5) SEER 4.0-5.0 (CSPF 4.3-5.5) Current Brazil MEPS EER 3.02 10 E NERGY TECHNOLOGIES AREA E NE R G Y A NAL Y S I S AND E NV I R O NME NT AL I M P ACT S D I V I S I O N
Summary and Next Steps Energy savings potential available from room ACs could vary by regional characteristics such as local climate conditions. Given Brazil has hot and humid climate, varying by region, there could be opportunities to achieve bigger energy savings by adopting a seasonal energy efficiency metric. A Brazil-specific temperature bin distribution of AC use for ISO CSPF can be developed based on climate data of one or several regions in Brazil. Potential S&L requirements of ACs in Brazil temperature distribution can be harmonized with U4E Model Regulation guidelines and informed by other regional standards such as China. Because of the prevalence of fixed-speed room ACs using conventional R-22 in Brazil, there is a large scope to update corresponding S&L thresholds as well as design other types of market transformation programs, e.g., incentives. Further research can help better capture energy savings potential in high- efficiency ACs in Brazil, similar to work LBNL has done/been doing for India, China, Rwanda, Caribbean countries, and the model regulation with U4E recently. 11 E NERGY TECHNOLOGIES AREA E NE R G Y A NAL Y S I S AND E NV I R O NME NT AL I M P ACT S D I V I S I O N
India’s Experience on Developing a Labeling Program for Inverter AC & ISEER Metric Kishore Kumar, Senior Associate, CLASP-India March 25, 2019
Labeling Program in India 2001-2002 Energy 2017 Conservation 21 appliances Act and under labeling, establishment 2009 of which 8 of Bureau of Mandatory under Energy Labeling for mandatory Efficiency four products phase 2006 2011 Voluntary Endorsement Labeling Label program Launched launched for refrigerators and ACs 2
Key Achievements of S&L Program Electricity saved till 2017-18 252 TWh Co2 emission reduction of 206 million tonne equivalent cost saving of USD $18.3 Billion 3
BEE’s Labeling Program on Room ACs 2006 2011 Launched Launched 2015 voluntary voluntary Launched policy policy of voluntary Room AC Cassette and policy of (fixed Floor Inverter speed) mounted AC RAC (fixed speed) 2012 - 2018 2009 2014 Common rating Mandatory plan for fixed of Fixed Biennial speed & Inverter speed - upgradation of AC (mandatory of Room AC 1 star in policy Inverter AC Energy policy) performance 4 level
Why Was the ISEER Developed? India RAC Market Growth 2007-2017 9.0 Production Data (in Million) 8.0 7.6 7.0 6.4 6.0 4.4 4.6 4.7 5.0 4.0 3.3 3.5 2.8 3.0 2.3 2.0 0.3 0.7 1.0 0.0 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Year • 2013 publication of ISO 16358 started the discussion • Industry recognized exponential growth in the inverter AC market and wanted to prepare the regulatory framework • BEE recognized the massive energy saving potential 5
Assessing Indian Inverter Market and Use • Studied inverter market size and supply chain • Identified ISO 16358 as a suitable standard • Examined weather from 57 Indian cities and AC usage across the country to develop the temperature bins below • Temperatures ranging from 24C to 43C, with annual usage hours of 1600 6
Developing the Label and Tiers • Tested 4 samples each from 4 manufacturers in 3 test labs • Required cooperation from manufacturers for compressor frequency settings • Created calculator to determine ISEER from test results • Used test results to develop label tiers in consultation with stakeholders 7
ISEER Drives Transition to Inverter Units • Growth of Inverter AC market sales • In 2017-18, the production of Fixed Speed AC has been dropped from 5.7 to 5.3 Million and increase in Inverter AC sales due to the policy. 8
Policy impact of Inverter AC labeling program 4.10 Weighted Average EER/ISEER 3.90 3.70 3.7 3.50 3.30 3.30 3.10 3.20 3.10 3.00 2.90 2.90 2.80 2.70 2.50 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Financial Year In last two years, the production weighted average EER/ISEER has been increased to 12%, i.e., from 3.2 to 3.70 due to Inverter AC policy 9
Policy impact of Inverter AC labeling program(contd) < 1ton 1 ton 1.1-1.4 ton 1.5 ton > 1.5 ton 6.4 6.2 6 5.8 5.6 ISEER valves 5.4 5.2 5 4.8 4.6 4.4 4.2 5 star value 4 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 Air Conditioner Capacities (ton) • Inverter AC-ISEER values (5 Star models) • Best ISEER 6.15 registered in Category of 1-Ton capacity 10 • 5.6 ISEER has been registered in 1.5 Ton capacity
Future plan of Inverter AC labeling program New star rating plan ISEER values Star level ISEER (Min) Number of existing qualifying models (1417) 1 Star 3.5 1043 2 Star 4.0 86 3 Star 4.5 239 4 Star 5.0 35 5 Star 5.5 14 • Looking at the market transformation, BEE planning to upgrade the energy performance metric of Inverter AC program by two levels. • The new 5 star value will be ISEER 5.5, where as earlier ISEER 4.5 which is an increase of 22%. 11
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