Australia seeks input on energy efficiency upgrades for distribution transformers

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Australian authorities are seeking feedback on the proposed changes to energy efficiency regulations of distribution transformers in the country.

According to the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water, transformers are energised 24 hours a day, thus a small increase in energy efficiency could result in significant electricity savings in the network. This means that for the same amount of generated energy, more can be used.

“The Consultation Regulation Impact Statement (CRIS) is an impact assessment of options to increase the minimum energy performance standards applying to distribution transformers,” the department said.

DCCEEW said work is being delivered through the Equipment Energy Efficiency (E3) Program. This is an initiative of the Australian, states and territories and New Zealand governments that aims to improve energy efficiency.

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