SE4ALL GLOBAL ENERGY EFFICIENCYFORUM on CITIES
29 – 30 October, 2015 Tokyo, JAPANECCJ‘s International Cooperation
as SE4ALL Energy Efficiency
Facilitating HubSESSION 4The Energy Conservation Center, Japan

Trend of Energy Consumption by Sector in Japan
Reviewing the long duration from 1973 to 2012, the GDP continued increasing to 2.4 times,
while the energy consumption for individual sector was 2.4 times, 1.8 times and 0.9 times
increase for Consumer Sector, Transportation Sector and Industrial Sector respectively.

2Key Success Steps for EE&C in Japan
Energy such as electricity, fuel oil ,fuel gas, etc. is consumed anywhere.
Energy is consumed by anybody.
Therefore, participation by all is a key success step for the EE&C.
Japanese way of Promotion for
EE&C in Industrial Sector
1. Legal measures by Government（EC law and regulations, such as the act concerning rational use of energy）

2. Financial supporting system by Government（tax incentives, low interest loan and subsidies）
3. Voluntary efforts toward cost reduction by both public and private industrial sectors
to overcome international competition(company-wide activities such as ZD, TQC,TPM, SGA and facility investment,technology innovations, etc.)
Back-up

Implementation & dissemination of the policies by the dedicated organizations such as
ECCJ and other nodal organizations concerned333

ECCJ’s international cooperation
Outline of the Cooperation
ECCJ’s international cooperation has supported for the developing countries to develop anEE&C policy and to promote energy management and EE&C technologies at factories andcommercial buildings. The supports have been implemented by means of accepting people fortraining in Japan (since 1981) , expert dispatching (since 1980) and information provision
under the support of METI, JICA, etc. as a sponsor. The specific activities are Capacity-building for promotion of EE&C by Training

courses in Japan and Expert dispatching• Advice for making and implementing the EE&C policy andregulatory framework• Transfer of energy audit techniques and EE&C technologies forfactories and buildings by On the Job Training and seminars andworkshops• Supports for the establishment of the National Energy
Conservation Center<The activities are very practical>

Training in Japan Asia Energy Efficiency & Conservation Cooperation Center• One stop consulting services for inquiries on EE&C
• Information services to Asian countries on EE&C activities

 Development of international EE&C business

OJT of Energy Audit

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ECCJ’s Achievements under METI
Many trainees invited and many experts dispatched
ECCJ have implemented the international capacity building programs on energy
efficiency & conservation (EE&C) by the bi-lateral and multi-lateral country
framework under the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI). This
program has invited many people for training in Japan and dispatched manyexperts mainly to Asian Countries. In addition, all the programs are verypractical and useful to promote and disseminate EE&C in those countries.

5ECCJ’s Achievements under METI (Training in Japan)
The Workshops in Japan for ASEAN Countries in FY2014
The ASEAN Japan Energy Efficiency Partnership Program (AJEEP Program), one of the main
capacity building programs of ECCJ, ECCJ provided with the three workshops (ECAP5, ECAP6and ECAP7) in Japan for government people and related organization in FY2014 .

Energy Awards (EE&C buildings)
Standard & Labeling for appliances

Policy & legal system (EC law)6 6

ECCJ’s Achievements under METI (Expert dispatching)
Advice for making and implementing EE&C policy & regulations in FY2014
In AJEEP Program, ECCJ dispatched experts to advise to the government people
on how to make and implement the EE&C policies and regulatory framework
through the seminar/workshop and energy management practice training.
Supported Group

Cambodia
Ministry ofMines andEnergy(MIME)

Lao PDR
Ministry ofEnergy andMines (MEM)

MyanmarMinistry ofIndustry(MOI)

Activities implemented• Policy Making Workshop• OJT of Energy Management
including Energy Audit ata resort hotel.
• Policy Making Workshop
EC regulation incl. S&L of AC• Simple Energy Audit/Training
for the iron & steel factory• Policy Making Workshop• Energy Management Training• Simple Energy Audit/Training
at a supermarket.

Supporitng
Group

Singapore
Thailand(Malaysia wasexpected to join)

Duration

01-05 Dec
2014

Thailand(Philippines andVietnam wereexpected to join)Indonesia
Thailand
Vietnam

12 -16 Jan2015

19-23 Jan2015

7ECCJ’s Achievements under METI (Expert Dispatching)Technology transfer for ASEAN countries in FY2014
In AJEEP Program, ECCJ has transferred the energy audit techniques and EE&C technologies
for factories and buildings by On the Job Training and seminars and workshops.
Countries
Proposed Activities (2014-2015)
Thailand 1. Energy Audit for EE&C business development
The factory nominated for this activity:
Kasemsakdi Co. Ltd (Iron and Steel) Theme of Technologies:
EE&C technologies for Reheating furnace andelectric arc furnace
2. Intensive Seminar/Workshop

Schedule
5days(10th -14thNovember
2014 )(Ministry ofEnergyDEDE)

Indonesia

1. Energy Audit for EE&C business development
 The nominated factory for this activity:
PTSmart, Belawan factory (Food) in Medan Theme of Technologies:
Co-generation/waste heat recovery
2. Intensive Seminar/Workshop

5 days (8th –12th Dec.
2014)

Conference on Energy Efficient Technologies
 Business Sourcing and Matching Opportunities Site visits

3 days (20th 22nd October
2014)(Ministry ofEnergy andMineralResources(MEMR))

Indonesia(MEMR)

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ECCJ’s Achievements under METI (Expert Dispatching and Training in Japan)
Award System for Enhancement of Awareness
ECCJ has been supporting ASEAN to establish the Award System of the best practices ofEnergy Management (EM) and EE&C buildings for enhancement of awareness of EE&C. Theseaward systems have become very popular in ASEAN countries as ASEAN Energy Award.

The Awarded best practices of EM in 2014
Ⅰ. Small and Medium Building（annual power consumption ＜ 2000MWｈ）
Kantang Hospital（Hospital）, Thailand
WinnerYear

Malacca Merlimau Polytechnic（大学）, Malaysia
WinnerⅡ. Large Building （annual power consumption ≧ 2000MWｈ）
Future Park Shopping Center: Let’s Turn Off Power toWinner2007520082009

Turn On Energy Saving（Commercial ）, Thailand
Ⅲ. Industry（Small and Medium：Annual Energy Consumption ＜30 million MJ）
Khao C.P. Company Limited (Wangdaeng Factory) （RiceWinnerMill ）, Thailand

Ⅳ. Industry（Large ： Annual Energy Consumption≧ 30million MJ）
Sahaviriya Steel Industries Public Company Limited
WinnerWinner（Steel Factory）,Thailand
Management Energy at PT Toyota（Automobile Manufacturer）, Indonesia

Motor

MFG

Ⅴ. Special Submission Category
EC by Using Exhaust Gas Through Waste Heat Recovery
WinnerWinnerWinnerNo. ofCountri

Number of Entries

Power Generation (WHPRG) Technology in PT. Semen
Padang（Cement Factory）Indonesia
Energy Management System within Heveaboard Berhad（Building Material Manufacturer）, Malaysia
Thai Smart Dry Cutting Thai-German Ceramic Industry
Public Company Limited, Thailand

Ⅰ合計es

111667815798178ⅡⅢ

ⅣⅤ2010250831572011

660

842472012

2624

51952013

232772152014

573

9630

6Total

1748

763

25160

Kao P.C.

PT Toyota

Future Park Shop.

9ECCJ’s Achievements under JICA
Many year continuation proves the courses to be good in quality
JICA /ECCJ Worldwide Group Training program on the EE&C (ODA) has been
implemented once a year since 1986.
This program has continued for 30 years, the longest EE&C training program in
ECCJ and sustainable EE&C capacity building program.
 The duration : One month (two month course before 2007)
 Purpose of the program: to learn how to formulate policy proposal based on thesituation in the participants’ countries
 Contents of Training: lectures, site visits(factories and buildings),
discussions(small group), workshop(policy making), practical training, etc.
→Practical and Useful Trainees : 10-15 participants per year from the government or relatedorganization in charge of EE&C promotion in the developing countries. approx.
400 people from over 70 countries for 30 years
 This program has educated andtrained many government staff incharge of EE&C and promoted thespread of the Japanese EE&C bestpractices all over the world
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ECCJ’s Achievements under JICA
Establishment of the Energy Conservation Center
Under JICA scheme, ECCJ has implemented the project for establishment of theEnergy Conservation Center in the developing countries since 1992 which is also
long and practical project.
Energy Conservation CenterOfficeCHINA : ECTC (1992.7~99.1)

LibraryARGENTINA : CIPURE (1995.7~00.6)

Training

PracticeLectureBULGARIA : EEC (1995.11~00.10)
TURKEY : NECC (2000.8~05.7)
THAILAND : PEMTC (2002.4~05.4)
IRAN : NTCEM (2003.4~07.3)
POLAND : ECTC (2004.7～08.6)
VIETNAM: EMTC (2013.7～16. 4)Those Energy Conservation Centers havecontributed to the implementation of
Their countries’ EE&C policies and law &regulations.

• ECC:The Energy Conservation Center• ECTC:
Dalian China Energy Conservation Training Center• CIPURE: The Rational Use of Energy Center• NECC: The National Energy Conservation Center• PEMTC: The Practical Energy Management Training
Center ,Thailand• NTCEM : The National Training Center for Energy Management• EMTC: Energy Management Training Center11

Conclusions
1. ECCJ has provided with the practical and useful supports on the EE&C
promotion substantially both in volume and quality for the developing
countries for many years utilizing its experiences and knowledge obtained
through the domestic EE&C projects to support the government policies.
2. ECCJ, taking advantage of the status of the SE4ALL Energy Efficiency
Facilitating Hub, will continue to provide with more practical and usefulprograms to promote and facilitate EE&C projects.
3. Furthermore, based on what we have learned from the presenters and theparticipants in this forum, ECCJ will support the EE&C promotion projects
conducted by the local governments, cities and provinces, in addition tocentral governments, by strengthening inter-cities collaboration.

4. ECCJ will enhance the cooperation with Japanese government (METI,MOFA, etc.), UN’s SE4ALL initiatives and the related organizations (C2E2,WB, ADB , EBRD, etc.) , private sectors and academies for success ofSE4ALL initiatives.

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