METI/ECCJ/AOTS Training Program

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10-1 Promotion of energy conservation measures (1)

a) Introduction and promotion of energy conservation equipment and systems
For promoting energy conservation equipment, investment in industry and commerce, loan programs and tax reduction have been established (low interest loans by the Japan Development Bank andSmaller Business Finance Corporation and a tax system for promoting investment to reform energy supply and demand structure) by the Energy Conservation Assistance Law.
b) Acceleration of development and practical application of energy conservation technologies.
To technologically ensure the practice of energy conservation in future, the R&D of technologies concerned with energy conservation has been promoted under the cooperation among industries,the government and academy.
c) Formulation and application of guidelines based on the Energy Conservation Law
a. Industrial sector: Guidelines for factories, etc.
b. Transportation sector: Fuel consumption standards for automobiles and Fuel consumption
standards for trucks.
c. Commercial and residential sector:

Guidelines for buildings
Guidelines for residential housing
Addition of designated appliances and formulation of energy efficiency guidelines

10-2 Promotion of energy conservation measures (2)

d) Enhancing people's awareness of energy conservation by publicity activities.
a. Being thoroughly informed of various measures by the Council for Promotion of Energy and Resources Conservation Measures, such as "energy conservation in summer and winter."
b. Preparing and distributing posters and pamphlets, holding symposiums and offering information through mass media.
e) Active promotion of the energy conservation labeling system
a. In June 1995, Japan and the U.S.A. agreed to unify the standard and the indicating system of
the International Energy Star Program which is an energy conservation standard for office
automation equipment from personal computers and the program was enforced on October 1, 1995.

11.Category of designated energy management factory

12-1 Energy Audit Program (1)

(1) Energy audit for small and midsize factories

Energy audit service for small and midsize factories took place in 1975
and approximately 5,600 cases of energy audit service have since been
conducted in the factories around Japan. a) Target factories: A firm whose capital is less than 100 million yen or
whose total number of employees is less than 300.
b) Cost:Free of charge
c) Number of auditors and auditing period: Number of experts: 1-2; Period: 1-2 days
d) Audit:

Advice on heat energy
Advice on electric energy

e) Organization: The Energy Conservation Center, Japan

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