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Overview of APERC Activities
Alexey Kabalinskiy
ResearcherAsia Pacific Energy Research Centre (APERC)APERC establishment
APERC was established in Tokyo in 1996 after theOsaka APEC leaders meeting in 1995.
Primary objective is to foster a common
understanding of energy challenges facing
APEC member economies.
– Through analysis of the supply anddemand outlook.

– The development of energy markets.
– Discussion of policy responses.

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APERC’s functions and tasks
Instruction

Reporting

EGNRETEGEEC

EMM:1996-:2012-:2008-:2014-

EWG:2011-:2017-

EGEDA

EGCFE

LCMT-TF

EILCMTPREE PREE &Follow-up PREE
 Compendium EE Policy
Workshop

RE
PRLCE
OGSI

 OGSE (Exercise) OGSN (Network) OGSS (Study)(5) Cooperative Projects

EIRE
(2)

Research on
Market Development &Energy Policies
Oil/Gas/Coal Reports

Overview(1)
APEC
EnergyDemand &Supply
Outlook

Annual Conference
Advisory Board Meeting(4)
Data Network(3)Model Training
LNG Producer-Consumer
Conferencewith METI

3APERC activitieso Research activities•

APEC Energy Demand and Supply Outlook (EDSO)•

Yearly APEC Energy Overview•

APERC Oil/Gas/Coal Market Reports•Topical studies

o Cooperative Projects•

Peer Review on Energy Efficiency (PREE)•Renewable Energy Projects (PRLCE, LCMT)•Energy Security Projects (OGSI)o Training and Data Collectiono Annual Conference and Advisory Board meetingo Other activities/missions
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Cooperative activities
2007

PREE

1.NZ

2.CHL

3.VN

4.THA

5.CT

6.PE

7.MAS

FU PREE

8.INA

9.RP

10.BD

1.VN

PRLCE

1.THA
1.Yujiapu
PRC

LCMT

2.Samui
THA

3.Da Nang,VN

2.RP

2.RP3.INA

4.San BorjaPE

5.Bitung
INA

3.THA

4.MAS

5.VN

6.MandaueRP

7.Krasnoyarsk
RUS

LCMT

2019

11.MEX

12.RUS (TBC)

4.MAS

5.PE

6.PNG

1.Jakarta,
INA

Symposium

2018

2.Da Nang,
VN

INA:Band Aceh
MAS:
Hang Tuah Jaya,
Shah AlamLCMTDissemination

OGSE

SE Asia

INA

launched
OGSI

1.RP

1.Kitakyushu
JPN

OGSNF

EMM10

2.Kagoshima
JPN

RP:
Davao
VN:
Dalat

3.PE

2.AUS

3.Irkutsk
RUS

EMM11

3.San Borja,
PE (TBC)

4.CHL
4.TokyoJPN

5.Sendai
JPN

EMM12

EMM8

EMM9

APEC Leaders
Sydney Meeting

APEC EMM
in Fukui

APEC Leaders
Honolulu meeting

APEC EMM inSt. Petersburg

APEC EMM
in Beijing

APEC EMMin Cebu

Energy intensity
reduction goal of
APEC region by atleast 25% by 2030
Introduction of PREE

Launch of
PRLCE & LCMTContinuation ofPREE & CEEDSAPEC's aggregate
energy intensity
reduction goal of
45% by 2035

Instruction on
improving theresponse to oil andgas emergency
situations (OGSE)• Approval of OGSI
• Goal of doubling
the share ofrenewables by2030• Instruction on enhancing
the quality of electric
power infrastructure• Move LCMT to thedissemination stage

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The APEC Energy Demand and Supply Outlook• The ‘APEC Energy Demandand Supply Outlook’ project isa priority task, publishedevery 3-4 years.
• Two volumes: APEC as aregion and individual economy
reviews.
• The 6th edition was releasedin May 2016.
The 7th edition will be presented to EWG in May. Similar instructure to the 6th, but with expanded modelling and newscenarios.

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APEC Energy Overview 2018
Energy Overview focuses on supply, demand andpolicy•

Introduction•

Energy Supply and Demand––••

Energy Intensity Analysis
Policy Overview–––––•••

Primary Energy Supply
Final Energy Consumption

Energy Policy Framework
Energy Markets
Energy Efficiency
Renewable Energy
Climate Change

Notable Energy Developments
References
Useful Links

For more information visit: http://aperc.ieej.or.jp/publications/reports/energy_overview.php

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APEC Peer Review on Energy Efficiency (PREE)
 focuses on the energy efficiency
policies of a single economy
 the work is carried out by Review
Team, which visits the economy
and interviews a range of peopleknowledgeable on energy efficiency
issuesSections of a Report•

Overall / Institutional Context•

Energy Efficiency Goals, Targets
and Strategy•

Energy Data Collection andmonitoring•

Government and Buildings
Sector•Industrial Sector•

Transport Sector•

Electricity Sector•

Appliances and Equipment

No.
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4
5
6
7
8
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Economy
New Zealand
Chile
Viet Nam
Thailand
Chinese Taipei
PeruMalaysia
Indonesia
Viet Nam (*)
The Philippines
Brunei Darussalam
The Philippines (*)
Thailand (*)
MexicoMalaysia (*)
Peru (*) (Mar ‘19)
Russia (TBC)

Publ’dApr 2009
Apr 2009
Dec 2009
Mar 2010
Nov 2010
May 2011
May 2011
Jun 2012
Nov 2012
Nov 2012
Nov 2013
Feb 2015
Feb 2016
Oct 2017
Nov 2018

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https://aperc.ieej.or.jp/publications/rep
orts/pree.php
Note: (*) – Follow-Up PREE
Source: APERC website

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APEC Low-Carbon Model Town (LCMT) combines energy-efficient buildings, transportand power systems to affordably reduce energy
use and carbon emissions while creating
pleasant living conditions of APEC communities;
 a part of APEC's Energy Smart Communities
Initiative (ESCI); The new stage is LCMT SymposiumNo.
1234567Economy
Yujiapu CBD,Tianjin, China
Koh Samui,Thailand
Da Nang, Viet Nam
San Borja, Lima,Peru
Bitung, North
Sulawesi, Indonesia
Mandaue, Cebu,
The Philippines
Krasnoyarsk, Russia

Publ’d
Sep 2011
Jun 2013
May 2014
Jan 2016
Jun 2016
May 2017
Oct 2018

Recom-s

32
82
75

5064
5267

Sections of the 7th Report Town Structure Buildings
 Transportation
 Area Energy Systems & MultiEnergy Systems
 Untapped Energy
 Renewable Energy Building and Area EnergyManagement
 Greenery Water and Waste Management
 Pollution
 Policy Framework Education and Management

https://aperc.ieej.or.jp/pub
lications/reports/lcmt.html
Source: APERC website

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Peer Review on Low Carbon Energy Policies (PRLCE)
Sections of the 6th Report Built on information-sharing concept,
 Focuses on low carbon energy supply, Work is carried out by a Review Team, which: visits the host economy and interviews representatives of government
ministries,
research
institutes,
industry
associations, energy companies, electricity
and gasmarket regulators,consumer
associations, local government, and otherrelevant stakeholders
No.

EconomyPublished

Recom-s Overarching Findings
 Institutional context
 Renewable Energy Goals, targets
and Strategy
 Regulation and Infrastructure Bioenergy – Biofuels, Biomass

 Hydropower and Ocean Energy Solar and PV

1ThailandNov 2012

45

2Indonesia

Nov 2013

49

 Geothermal Energy

3

The Philippines Nov 201345

 Wind Energy

4

Malaysia

May 2014

52

5Viet Nam

Aug 2016

66

 Power Supply System, Smart
Grid, Private Participation

6PNG

Nov 2017

44

Source: APERC website

 Greenhouse Gas Management

https://aperc.ieej.or.jp/publications/reports/prlce.php
10Training activities
APERC accepts energy modelling trainees from developingeconomies.
•Seminar in Tokyo on 5-13 November 2018.

Also dispatch experts to develop energy data andmodelling capacities around the region.
•Workshops in FY 2017-19: Mexico, PNG, Peru,Indonesia (twice), Chinese Taipei and the Philippines.

A course on ‘Energy Issues in the Asia-Pacific Region’ at
Waseda University (Tokyo) was conducted from April 2016
to 2019. Recently, extended for three more years.

11Topical research in 2017/8
1. Perspectives on Hydrogen in the
APEC Region
2. Oil and Gas Security Indexation2017 Update
3. Energy Security of APEC
Economies and Changing
Downstream Oil Environment
4. APEC Oil and Gas Security
Exercise in Peru
5. APERC Gas Report 2018
6. APERC Oil Report 2018
7. Investments in Natural Gas
Supply Chain under the Low Price
Environment
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