[Webinar] Estimating savings: The EU-MORE model for evaluating electric motor replacement policies

This webinar will discuss the EU-MORE Motor Model, designed to evaluate impacts from electric motor replacement policies. By allowing users to input various data, the model assesses the impacts on energy demand, material consumption and greenhouse gas emissions related to different policies. Its comprehensive stock model integrates these inputs to project outcomes such as energy and CO2 savings effectively. The results provide users, particularly policy makers, with a valuable tool for evaluating the implications of their policies.

Date & Time

3 December 2024; 13:30 - 14:30 CET

Speaker

• Robin Barkhausen, Fraunhofer ISI

Recording

Presentation (PDF)

You can download the slide deck at the bottom of this page.

Key takeaways

• The model clearly explains the impact of electric motor policy on energy, economic, and climate outcomes from the perspectives of policy makers and end users.
• Stakeholders can tailor the model to assess the policy impacts of replacement schemes, enhancing its practical relevance.
• The approach supports informed decision-making by policymakers on improvements to motor systems.

Further reading

• EU-MORE Project website

Disclaimer

The EU-MORE project has been co-funded by the European Climate Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency under the LIFE call, LIFE-2021-CET-POLICY, with grant agreement N° 101076631.

Views and opinions expressed during this webinar are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or CINEA. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.