NM0350: Improving Energy Efficiency in Data Centers through Dynamic Power Management

Initial submission

Reference NM0350
Title Improving Energy Efficiency in Data Centers through Dynamic Power Management
Submitted by SGS on 19 Jan 11
Documents
Current status 24 Jul 12 - Submission approved
Historic statuses 19 Jan 11 - Submission received
 27 Jan 11 - Submission fee received
 12 Jul 11 - Successfully passed the Completeness Check
 12 Jul 11 - Undergoing Assessment by the Secretariat
 15 Jul 11 - Submission deemed qualified
 18 Jul 11 - Awaiting the Meth Panel recommendation
 20 Jul 11 - Opened for public comments
 04 Aug 11 - Closed for public comments
 26 Aug 11 - Awaiting Project Participant feedback on the preliminary recommendation
 16 Sep 11 - Clarifications received from project participants
 07 Oct 11 - Work in Progress (Meth Panel 52)
 04 Nov 11 - Work in Progress (Meth Panel 53)
 27 Jan 12 - Work in Progress (Meth Panel 54)
 13 Apr 12 - Meth Panel recommendation issued (A)

Project participants

  • Clemens Pfeiffer
  • Seth Baruch

Call for public input

From 20 Jul 2011 (00:00:00 GMT) till 3 Aug 2011 (23:59:59 GMT).

Desk review(s)

There are no desk reviews.

Output of subsequent Panel meetings

Meth Panel 55
Meth Panel 54
Work in progress: Please see para 8(a) of MP54: ..."The panel has considered this case at four meetings, but has not been able to conclude as additional information is required for cases regarding the replacement of an old server with a new higher capacity energy efficient server. The panel aims to provide a final recommendation on the case at its next meeting;
Meth Panel 53
Work in progress: Pls see para (a) of MP53: "The panel requested the Board to take note that it could not conclude its consideration of (a) NM0350 "Improving Energy Efficiency in Data Centers through Dynamic Power Management", as further work is needed on the approaches related to the demonstration of additionality;".
Meth Panel 52
Work in progress: Pls see para 7 (b)of MP52: (b) "NM0350 ìImproving Energy Efficiency in Data Centers through Dynamic Power Managementî, as further work is needed on issues concerning: (i) The approach to be followed for the demonstration of additionality; and (ii) The addition of new servers in the data centre.
Meth Panel 51

Output of subsequent EB meetings

EB 67 A (277 KB)