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Expected Status of PROMEEC Project in AsiaandCooperation by Japan

27 February, 2007

Tsuzuru NUIBE
Senior General Manager
International energy and environment cooperation center

The Energy Conservation Center, Japan

PROMEEC significant activities in 2006 Fy
I expected at the last Post Workshop :ASEAN countries

Self Effort ofFutureCore Teamfor sustainable
Implementation &Dissemination

challenge
PROMEEC Phase 2 (to Phase 3)

AssistJAPAN

Result of 2006 Fy :Creative Activities for Localization by ASEAN Focal-points in 2006 Fy* Preparing and implementing by host-country for the Factory/Building Energy Audit* Start of the ASEAN Award of Best Practices in Energy Management (Factory/Building)* Contents increasing of the ASEAN Technical Directory & Data Base --- more effort expected
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from 2006 to 2007
Japan’s new challenge for the global
warming issue
and the energy conservation--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ reinforcement of the E-C Law ~~ strengthening the international cooperation ~Back ground :* the promise of COP3 (6% GHG reduction ------ 2010 is coming,but actually 8% has increased)* urgent energy security (the surged energy consumption in East Asia)* 2006.4.1

Enforcement of the amended Energy Conservation Law*Regulation to Transportation Sector has been added.
*Expansion of Designated Factories (including Buildings)* 2006.6.5

Announcement of “the New National Energy Strategy”*Contribution to the Global Energy/Environment Issues
In Asia and the world.
*METI (Mr. Takami, International Cooperation Office) has
proposed “Asian Energy Efficiency and Conservation
Program”.

* 2007.1.15

The prime minister Abe’s proposal “Fueling Asia – Japans’
Cooperation Initiative for Clean Energy and SustainableGrowth” at EAS*receive 1000 trainees and dispatch 500 experts in 5 years.
*establish “Asia Energy Conservation Collaboration Center”.

ECCJReinforcement of the counter-measures(Amendment of the Energy Conservation Law --- enforced in April, 2006)

Main points of Amendment of the Energy Conservation Law◆ Transportation Sector
-Ship

Truck

◆ Industrial Sector< Additional regulation for the transportation sector >for cargo owners and carrier companies:
Submission of Periodical Reports
Submission of mid- and long-term plans( in cooperation with Ministry of Land, Infrastructure
and Transport)
・ Strengthening energy conservation measures infactories and workplaces by managing thecombined annual consumption of heat andelectricity(the number of designated factories and workplaces
has increased from 10,000 to 13,300)

Factories◆Civil Sector
・ Strengthening energy conservation measures forlarge-scaled retrofits of the existing residence
and buildings, as well as new buildings
Residence

Building( in cooperation with Ministry of Land, Infrastructureand Transport)
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ECCJ’s activity ---- 2007Fy Planning
Along with “Fueling Asia – Japans’ Cooperation Initiative for Clean Energyand Sustainable Growth”* Cooperation with ASEAN:*PROMEEC Project (phase 2)

To be continued*Trainees acceptance from ASEAN* Cooperation with EAS member countries*Dispatch of specialists*Trainees acceptance

To be expanded, especially for
China and India

Forecasting ECCJ’s budget in 2007Fy:

we were informed by METI that the 2007Fy METI Fund for ECCJ’sinternational cooperation activity would be increased.
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Expectation for PROMEEC 2007 Activity* Dissemination of experience, information, energy audit skill
and best practices* leadership of focal points* local activities based on “Enhanced OJT”
* Fulfillment and utilization of “ASEAN Management System”* Completion of the ASEAN Technical Directory & In-house
Data Base (buildings, factories)* leadership of ACE

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Thank you

The Energy Conservation Center, Japan
http://www.eccj.or.jp/index_e.html

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New issue

The increase in world energy demand
will center on China and the rest of Asia
<Energy in Japan 2005, by METI>

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reflects to Japan’s
Energy Policy

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New Principle of Energy Policy(“New Energy Strategy” by METI, June 2006 )EnergySecurity
Trusted by
the people

Sustainable
Development
Integrated solutionof Energy/Environment
IssuesECCJBest Mix of Primary
Energy Species

Contribution tothe Global
Energy/Environment
IssuesIn Asia andthe world

Rational Use ofEnergy(Efficiency, Conservation)