Energy Efficiency: The First Fuel: Engr. Raymond Marquez, ACPE
Energy Efficiency: The First Fuel: Engr. Raymond Marquez, ACPE
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Who We Are
ENPAP 4.0
To be the Center of Excellence
in Energy Management
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EE is an Energy Source in the US
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Opportunities to abate Climate Change
Carbon “Abatement Curve”
Cost of Abatement
€/t CO2e, 2030 Options not currently
cost effective: role
for advisory,
regulation,
concessional finance
Abatement
Gt CO2e/year
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Scaling up EE Investments to meet 2degC
• In 2012, global EE
investments totaled USD310B.
There is a need of increased
annual investment from 2010-
2020 of USD 330B to limit
global temperature rises to a
2degC scenario.
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Global CO2 emissions reductions in WEO 2017 New
Policies & Sustainable Devt Scenarios
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Global Energy Investment, 2016
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EE Investments by Sector, 2016
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2017 saw a resurgence in global demand growth
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Why is energy use on the rise?
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The impacts of EE are already significant
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What sectors are contributing to efficiency gains?
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Energy efficiency investment growth slowed in
2017
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But investment levels need to rise
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Space cooling energy use will grow rapidly
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Buildings sector energy use is continuing to rise
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Energy intensity improvements can accelerate in
future
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The global ESCO market continues to grow
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Thailand Energy Conservation & Promotion
Act (rev 2007)
Designated Factories/Buildings
Criteria Group 1 Group 2
Installed electric meter 1000 to 3000 kW > 3000 kW
Installed transformers 1175 to 3530 kVA > 3530 kVA
Total annual energy 20 to 60 TJ/yr > 60 TJ/yr
consumption
Factories Buildings
C-PREs 8,101 6,042
S-PREs 3,193 983
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Malaysia Efficient Management of Electrical
Energy Regulations (2008)
Consumers Total net electrical energy consumption => 3,000,000 kWh for 6 mos. at one
metering point
Generation Total net electrical energy generation => 3,000,000 kWh for 6 mos.
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Philippines RA11285 EE&C Act (2019)
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Energy Management Opportunities in Phils.
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Energy Management Opportunities
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EE Benefits as First Fuel
• Lower energy bills – has reduced households’ energy bills in most
countries by 10 – 30%.
• Reduced GHG emissions – most significant source of emission
reductions this century. In 2014-2016, EE improvements were
responsible for 75% of the stabilization of emissions from global
energy system.
• Improved health and productivity – more efficient buildings are
healthier and more productive thru improved indoor air quality.
• Jobs and economic growth – increased global GDP by an
estimated A$2.8T in 2017. EU expects to increase GDP by 4.1%
and generate an additional 4.9M jobs on EE.
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Thank You!
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