Glossary:

DOE=Department of Energy U.S. Department of Energy

Shenzhen BCTC Times learned from the official website of the US Energy DOE that the main applicable product ranges of the energy efficiency certification DOE of the US Department of Energy are:

1. Mass consumer products

2. Enterprise industrial and commercial products

3. Lighting products

4. Pipeline products

The external power supplies in mass consumer products (switching power supplies, chargers, power adapters also need to be DOE certified before entering the US market, that is, z small energy efficiency rating requirements, which is a report issued by the US Department of Energy in 2013 It is clearly stated in the NOPR announcement that this standard specifically targets the energy-saving standards for power adapters, switching power supplies, and chargers, which is DoE VI. Battery testing

Confirmation process:

Prepare project files

Publicly listen to the opinions of stakeholders, background investigations, interviews, drafting of audit reports

Decisions required for corrective actions

z Final Approval Report and Opinions

Register with the executive board

Verification and certification

Verification refers to the fact that the registered CDM project activities are generated during the verification period by the DOE’s regular independent review and afterwards, and the monitored greenhouse gas source man-made emission reductions. Verification is the DOE’s written letter of guarantee, stating that the project activities are in a specific The greenhouse gas source emission reductions achieved during the period have been verified.

Note: Manufacturers and brand owners (also can be completed by the testing laboratory) also need to submit 2 important declaration documents, one is the compliance report, this is your product requirements to meet the energy efficiency requirements related to federal regulations, the second This is the first certificate report of the product. These two documents must be filed and preserved with the DOE of the US Department of Energy. Lamp inspection