EGEDA Updates
The 61st Meeting of the APEC Expert Group on Energy Efficiency & Conservation (EGEEC61)
The 59th Meeting of the APEC Expert Group on New and Renewable Energy Technologies
17-19 October 2023
Metro Manila, Philippines

Glen SWEETNAM
Chair, EGEDA
Senior Vice President, Asia Pacific Energy Research Centre (APERC)

Outline Update on 2021 annual energy data
 Progress toward the two APEC energy goals

 21st APEC workshop on energy statistics
 EGEDA’s training courses on energy statistics
 Secretariat’s participation in international meetings
 34th and 35th EGEDA meetings

2Regular APEC energy data collection
 The secretariat has completed the collection of annual energy supply and demand data for the year2021
 Data have been processed and the APEC Energy Statistics 2021 and APEC Energy Handbook
2021 are being drafted for release by the end of March 2024
 Energy balances through 2021 will be uploaded in the APEC Energy Database soonAnnual energy supply and demand data for the year 2022 will be collected soon Other data collections continue

 Annual energy prices
 Annual CO2 emissions from energy combustion; from 2021, EGEDA is also collecting data on
fugitive emissions and carbon transport and storage; Methane (CH4)and Nitrous oxide (N2O)
emissions are also collected in addition to CO2
 Energy efficiency indicators
 Monthly oil and gas supply and demand (JODI)
 Quarterly energy supply3

Tracking the APEC energy intensity reduction goal
0.005

27.5%
reductionin the last
16 years

MJ/GDP USD (2017 PPP)

0.004
0.004

0.003
0.003
0.002

Just 17.5
percentage
points morein the next
14 years

0.002
0.001
0.001
0.000
200520072009

2011

20132015

201720192021

 In 2021, which is halfway between 2005 and 2035, APEC has reduced energy intensity by 27.5%,
needing to reduce by just 17.5 percentage points more in the next 14 years (2021 to 2035)

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Final energy intensity varies widely among economies
0.007

MJ/GDP USD (2017 PPP)

0.006
0.005
0.004

-27.5%

0.003
0.002

0.001
0.000
AUS

BD

CDA CHL PRC HKC INA JPN ROK MAS MEX NZ

2005

PNG

PE2021

PHL RUS SGPCTTHA USAVN APEC
21Total5Tracking the APEC renewable energy doubling goal
14%

11.96%

Share of modern renewables in TFEC

12%

9.91%

10%

3.93 percentage
points increase inthe last 11 years

8%

6%

Just 2.05
percentage points
more in the next 9years

5.98%

4%

2%0%
2010

2011

2012

2013
2010 Level

2014

2015

Growth until 2021

2016

2017

2018

2019

2020

2021

Required increase In 2021, which is still 9 years to 2030, APEC has increased RE share in final energy consumption by 3.93
percentage points, needing to increase by just 2.05 percentage points more in the next 9 years (2022 to2030)
6Percent of the goal

China and the USA are the main sources of renewable energy growth656055504540353025201510502010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
ChinaUSAOthers

APEC China’s renewable energy share increased by 2.7 times from 2010 to 2021; that of the USA increased by
1.6 times during the same period. The rest of APEC also increased by 1.6 times.
7Percent of the goal

Electricity generation is the main source of renewable energy growth656055504540353025201510502010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
Modern biomass

Electricity and heat

Other renewables

APEC Electricity generation accounted for 85% of the total increase in renewable energy share; otherrenewables for 13%, while modern biomass for 2%.
8Energy efficiency indicators template
Low response rate from non-OECD member economies due to unavailability ofend-use energy consumption data and several activity data
 EGEDA secretariat sought the assistance of EGEEC members in providing data
for the template
 EGEDA secretariat will use the models for end-use energy consumption data
estimation made by consultant
 Fill out the template of Brunei Darussalam and the Philippines using the results of
their surveys and the models
 Ask these two economies to review the secretariat’s estimate
 Hopefully, the economies adopt the secretariat’s results

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21st APEC workshop on energy statistics
 Held on 12-14 September 2023 in Tokyo, Japan Objective: enhance the participants' knowledge of hydrogen,district cooling, and other emerging new energy
technologies, such as large-scale battery electricity storage,
on definitions, characteristics, etc., to facilitate data collection
on these new energy products and technologies.
 Agenda▪ New data collection and reporting requirement of theenergy transition▪ Hydrogen/ammonia/e-fuels production and consumption▪ Understanding district cooling/district energy systems▪ Grid-scale electricity storage development in APEC
▪ Reporting the energy consumption of EVs, PHEVs andFCEVs▪ Understanding fugitive methane emission and CO2
sequestration
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EGEDA’s training courses (Fiscal year 2022-23)
 Short term: two weeks course (6-16 February 2023)
 12 participants from 9 economies, 9 trainees funded by APERC
 Training agenda included collection/estimation of end-use energy consumption data in addition
to regular items

 Special one-week course for Viet Nam (27 February to 3 March 2023)
 Seven participants from Institute of Energy (2), Electricity and Renewable Energy Authority (2), Oil,Gas and Coal Department (1), Viet Nam EWG Office (1) and General Statistics Office (1) EGEDA secretariat encouraged the trainees to prepare memorandum of understanding (MOU)
among their agencies to facilitate smooth data collection

 8-weeks course on energy statistics (4 June or 29 July 2023)
 A trainee from PNG’s National Energy Authority (NEA) The trainee was exposed to various data collection, estimation and processing methodologies bythe secretariat
11Secretariat’s participation in international meetings
 JODI Inter-Secretariat Working Group (ISWG) meeting on 22 May 2023

 Discuss organization updates, technical issues and cooperation with private stakeholders
 Monthly meetings of the Task Team for the Revision of Standard International Energy

Classification (TT-SIEC) under International Energy Statistics Working Group (InterEnerStat) Discuss revisions to SIEC with the ongoing revisions of Central Product Classification (CPC) andInternational Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC) Last online meetings in September 2023
 IEA’s Energy Statistics Development Group (ESDG, 23-24 November 2023)

 EGEDA secretariat to share plans for data collection of hydrogen/ammonia/e-fuels, grid-scale
electricity storage and electricity consumption in road transport data;12

34th EGEDA meeting

Held in Honolulu, Hawaii, the USA on 4-5 April 2023

A joint meeting with EGNRET58

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Outcomes 12 economies, 5 APEC fora, 3 non-APEC organisations
participated Areas of future collaboration:• Joint meetings and projects among expert groups• Strengthen networks among fora contact points andexperts• More technical workshops on the margins of jointmeetings• Invitations to other APEC fora representatives (e.g., thetransportation working group)13

35th EGEDA meetingTime and Place: 17-19 January 2024 in Hong Kong, China

Agenda Reports by various EWG for and other organizationss Collaboration between expert groups Updates on EGEDA data collection and progress toward APEC energy goals

 New sector and fuel consumption analyses
 Energy efficiency indicator data and analyses
 Progress toward collecting additional APEC data (e.g., methane emissions)14Thank you.
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