Energy policies for energy efficiency in office equipment

An analysis compares policies and programs in several European countries, Japan, and the US that could enhance the energy efficiency of office technology. Different programs are examined, including federal government programs. In some cases target values for power usage of office equipment have alre...

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Energy policy
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Office equipment
Test methods
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