APERC“APEC PREE and CEEDS”- UPDATE Kenji Kobayashi
EGEE&C and EGNRET Joint Meeting
Chinese Taipei , 6th October, 2009

Outline
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Background on PREE
PREE UPDATE ( Peer Review in VolunteerEconomies)
Some Recommendations for Previous Peer
Reviews
Future Plan for Peer Review in 2010
Compendium UPDATE
Background on CEEDS
CEEDS and PREE
Purpose of CEEDS
Two Parts of CEEDS
Topics of CEEDs
Role of Host Economy
1st and 2nd CEEDS Workshops
Role of Participating Economy

Background on PREE

 APEC Leaders at the Sydney Meeting in2007 agreed to adopt an aspirational goal of25 percent energy intensity improvementtarget by 2030;
 APERC will assist member economies torealize this goal through a program called
Peer Review on Energy Efficiency Policies(PREE);
 The PREE has two main components,
namely:- Peer Review on Energy Efficiency Policies involunteered APEC Economies; and- Compendium of Energy Efficiency Policies of
APEC Member Economies under a commonformat.

Minimum APEC Energy Intensity
Goals Will Be MET Under BAU
250Index (2005 = 100)

200

150

100

5001990

2000
Primary Energy Supply

2005
GDP Index

2015
Intensity Index

2030

Peer Review in Volunteer
Economies -UPDATE The first Review in New Zealand : Feb.09( Review Report was approved by EWG37)
 The second Review in Chile :March09( Review Report was approved by EWG37)
 The third Review in Vietnam: June 09( Draft Review Report will be discussed atEWG38)
 The fourth Review in Thailand: Nov.09( Review Team visit is under planning)Some Recommendations forPrevious Peer Reviews (1) Set clear, measurable EE goals for Overall
Economy in addition to various Sectors( for New Zealand) Develop
more
effectivestructure ( for NZ and Chile)

institutional

 Require EMS for large enterprises
industry sector ( for Chile)inSome Recommendations forPrevious Peer Reviews (2) Need stronger interagency co-ordination ofpolicy
development
anddelivery
inTransport Sector ( for NZ and Chile)
 Develop mandatory energy standards forbuildings in commercial & public sectors( for Chile)
 Aggressively pursue MEPS
( for Chile)of Appliances Sufficient and stable funding for R&D topromote energy efficiency( for Chile andNew Zealand)Future Plan for PREE in 2010
■ APEC Funding will be available for three
more economies to host Peer Review inthose economies in 2010.
 Any economy ( other than Chile, NewZealand, Thailand and Vietnam) is
invited to host Peer Review in 2010.

Compendium of APEC
Energy Efficiency Policies
 The compendium is a collection of energy
efficiency policies of all APEC member
economies including goals and action planon energy efficiency improvement; The compendium is a basis for information
sharing on energy efficiency policies andmeasures in the region; The compendium will serve as a source ofbasic information for conducting peer
review in volunteered economies; and APERC is aiming at the first draft
Compendium in the week of EWG38 inIndonesia.

Background on CEEDS APEC Leaders at the Sydney Meetingin2007
agreedtoadopt
anaspirational goal of reducing energy
intensity in APEC region by at least 25
percent up to 2030
 APERCwill
supportmembereconomies
toimproveenergyefficiency through the new projectcalled Cooperative Energy Efficiency
Design for Sustainability ( CEEDS ) inaddition to PREE

CEEDS and PREE
- complementary programmes
CEEDS- Focus on one sector
at a time for multiple
Economies

PREE- Focus on one economy
at a time for multiple
sectors-Focus on future measures - Focus on improving
existing measurePurpose of CEEDSAPEC CEEDS is the multi-year
projectwith the purpose of
implementing ‘high-performance’
EE policies and measures invarious sectors
in as many as possible APEC
economies.

Two Parts of CEEDS (1)1. Energy Saving potentials analysis of
the selected sector- An APERC research project
2. Two workshops on identifying andimplementing ‘high performance’ EE
policies and measures for the sector-Delegates responsible for draft a
proposal on how his/her economy
might implement the selected highperformance energy efficiency
measures effectively

Two Parts of CEEDS(2)- Invited speakers from host economy andother economies will give theirsuggestions/recommendations on next
steps for participating economies
to develop high-performance EE measuresin the selected sector- APERC will organize, moderate thediscussion in two workshops as well as
make summary report on the discussion
including experts’suggestions/recommendations

Topics of CEEDS Each CEEDS process will focus on a single
sector, and a single set of measures in that
sector– Sector selection will depend upon
availability of ‘host economy’– Measures for sector to be selected inconsultation with host economy andprospective developing economy
participants Examples:– For the 1st and 2nd CEEDS worshops: EE
performance Standards and Labeling forAppliances– For future workshops after 2010
(e.g. Building codes, Energy Management,Public Transport )Role of Host Economy ‘Host’ economy should be interestedin sharing her experiences withparticipating economies on highperformance EE practices for theselected sector which could be
adapted to other economies
 Host economy should offer
appropriate venue for workshops
 APERC will work with host economy
to organize workshops

1st and 2nd CEEDS Workshops
 Host: Chinese Taipei, Co-host:Japan The 1st Workshop: Taipei, 19-21
October 2009
 The 2nd Workshop: Tokyo, 16-17
February 2010
If you are interested in joining
Workshop, please contact us:
master@aperc.ieej.or.jp

Role of ParticipatingEconomies

 Delegates from Participating Economies
are responsible for draft a proposal on
how his/her economy might implement
the selected high performance energy
efficiency measures effectively, by
inviting invited speakers’ suggestions andrecommendations
 In the 1st and 2nd CEEDS Workshops, thefollowing 6 economies will participate: Chile, China, Malaysia, Philippines,
Thailand and Vietnam

Your questions and comments
invited!

Thank You !
kobayashi@aperc.ieej.or.jp