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MEPS − Televisions

April 2005

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A study produced for the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority by

Wise Analysis Ltd

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Contents

Meps − Televisions Preface Televisions Contents List of Figures Recommended Policy Options for New Zealand Glossary Executive Summary Meps − Televisions Introduction Population General comparison between New Zealand and Australia AreaPer capita GDP Principal exports Standard-Definition TV Sdtv AnalogueHigh Definition TV Hdtv Television Receiver Types Slimline televisions Standard Cathode Ray Tube CRTLiquid Crystal Display LCD Ii Plasma Screens and TVs Iv Set top boxes Iii Rear ProjectionTV Formats All Television Types Source Statistics New Zealand, Household Economic Survey TVs Data 2000 % 178,603 242,474 290,499 New Zealand annual TV market based on type UnitsWide-screen Televisions Household Energy Consumption Summary − TV demographics 494,500 785,600 322 TVs 440Wh/day Standard CRT Televisions Trends in TV Power ConsumptionLCD Televisions Best practice for LCD TVs In-use consumption Watts Standby Technology Scope for Energy Efficiency Average Set Top Box Power Levels Type Standby WSet top boxes In-use W 12 23 17 15 Voluntary Programs Mandatory Programs Summary − International Standards and Programs Energy Cost Savings TVs − Savings in CO2 Emissions − BAU and Meps Greenhouse Gas Reduction Potential Policy and Program Approaches to Improve Energy Efficiency Minimum Energy Performance Standards Meps Costs of Meps General Policy Recommendations Consultation Summary − Recommended Policy Options for New Zealand Implementation Program Managing Director Gerry Coates Government Agencies Importers/ManufacturersIndustry Bodies