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fully automatics – are very nearby the theoretical “Best Available Technology”.

(Josephy, B. et al 2011).

2.4 Legislations and Labels

2.4.1 International

 Australia’s Standby Power Strategy 2002-2012

Australia implemented a National Standby Strategy, which aims to meet a power of 1

Watt in 2012 for numerous appliances, including espresso coffee machines. The

National Appliance and Equipment Energy Efficiency Committee advised the

Ministerial Council of Energy to target off mode of 1W by 2007, and 0.5W with 1 hour

power down by 2012.

 Switzerland – Energy Label (voluntary energy label)

The new voluntary EtiquetteEnergie (energy label) for non-tertiary espresso machines

was developed under the guidance of the Swiss Association of Manufacturers and

suppliers of electrical appliances (FEA) and in close collaboration with the Swiss

manufacturer of coffee machines and the European Council of Equipment

Manufacturers (CECED). It was created for use in Switzerland voluntarily since

September 2009 and it is based on the FEA/CECED measuring method (see 2.5.1.1).,.

The label has been designed for consumers to spot energy efficient machines in stores

easier. It can show at a glance if a machine is among the models saving electricity

(efficiency class A: green arrow) or not (efficiency class G: red arrow). The current

annual consumption of the machine (according to the FEA/CECED measuring method)

is also shown on the label.

 Korea - Eco-Label

The Korean Eco-labelling programme is a voluntary certification programme which

helps consumers to choose eco-products that reduce consumption of energy and

resources and minimise the generation of pollution throughout the production process.

The programme is applicable to electric kettles and electric coffee machines for private

use, with effective power 2.0kW or less. For electric coffee machines the main criteria

include a maximum of energy efficiency, a maximum of Wh of energy consumption for

heating 1.0 l of water, criteria for material composition, information for consumers etc.

Standby product profile – Espresso coffee machines, Australia’s standby power strategy 2002 – 2012,

www.energyrating.gov.au/library/pubs/sb200408-espresso.pdf (download 31-08-2009)

http://www.bfe.admin.ch

“Electric Kettles and Electric Coffee Makers EL408” Korea Eco-Products Institute www.koeco.or.kr

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