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Presentation
Lighting

Equipment Energy Efficiency Program LED Stakeholder Consultation Workshop

Outcomes of the Equipment Energy Efficiency Program LED Stakeholder Consultation Workshop on 29 November 2010. Over 30 stakeholders from industry, government and non-government organisations met in Canberra to discuss options for government involvement in relation to LED efficiency and quality. The agenda, minutes and presentations for the…

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Presentation
Lighting

Options for Domestic Initiatives

This presentation was prepared to explore options for domestic initiatives delivered to a LED Stakeholder Workshop held 29 November 2010.

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Presentation
Lighting

Lifting the Fog on Street Lighting

Putting hard numbers to the performance of new lamp technologies. The Queensland Street Lighting Trials This presentation was delivered by Steve Coyne in 2010.

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Regulation Impact Statement
Incandescent lamps

Decision RIS: Proposed MEPS for Incandescent Lamps, Compact Fluorescent Lamps and Voltage Converters

This Regulatory Impact Statement seeks decision on the proposal to regulate inefficient lighting products including incandescent, CFL and ELVCs, at the retail level in Australia from no earlier than 1 November 2009.

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Report
Compact fluorescent lamps

Compact Fluorescent Lamps (CFL) and Mercury Review of the Maine Compact Fluorescent Lamp study

The Australian government has taken a policy decision to phase out the use of incandescent light bulbs in conventional light fittings in favour of more energy-efficient light globes based on compact fluorescent lamp (CFL) technology. These CFLs use essentially the same technology as linear fluorescent tubes which have been used in both domestic…

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Regulation Impact Statement
Incandescent lamps

Consultation RIS: Proposal to Phase-out Inefficient Incandescent Light Bulbs

This Regulatory Impact Statement was prepared with the assistance of Syneca Consulting and Beletich Associates. This Committee reports to the Ministerial Council on Energy, comprising the energy ministers of the Australian federal, state and territory governments, and of the New Zealand government.

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