Report on EGEDA activities
Joint EGNRET58/EGEDA34 meeting
Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
4-5 April 2023

Elvira Torres GELINDON, Research Fellow, Asia Pacific Energy Research Centre (APERC)EGEDA Secretariat

Outline EGEDA33 meeting APEC energy statistics and data collection
 2020 data
 2021 data
 APEC workshop on energy statistics
 APEC energy statistics training Other EGEDA activities

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EGEDA 33 meeting

EGEDA 33 meeting (1)• 25-28 October 2022; the Philippines(Hybrid)• 1st in-person meeting since 2019 (Bali,Indonesia)• Number of participants – 67
• Member economies – 12 [Onsite : AUS;
BD; INA; MAS; PHL; PNG; CT; THA (bothonline and onsite), VN; (Online: HKC;ROK; USA)]• APEC Secretariat, EGEEC and EGNRET(online)• International organizations– IEA; IRENA;IEF• Others –The Philippines government
agencies and energy stakeholders
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EGEDA 33 meeting (2)
EGEDA report• Report on the 19th APEC workshop on energy statistics anddirectives from EWG62 and EWG63• Data collection report by the secretariat• Overview of APEC 2020 energy supply and demand• Progress toward the two APEC energy goals• Hydrogen and district cooling data collection• APERC research activities• No site visit; key results from the APERC Energy Demand andSupply Outlook 8th edition were presented on Day 3
Other reports• Experts group (EGEEC and EGNRET) and APEC secretariat• Energy efficiency indicators (IEA)• Global update on JODI (IEF)• Renewable energy statistics for tracking SDG 7 (IRENA)

 Exploring APEC funding for end-use survey;
 Hydrogen production and use in APEC.
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Regular APEC energy data collection

Regular APEC energy data collection (1) APEC Energy Statistics 2019 and APEC Energy Handbook 2019 werepublished in July 2022 and disseminated 2020 data collection

EWG approval obtained on 3 February 2023
 Will be published by end of March 2023 (4 months earlier than theprevious publication)
 2021 data collection
 Energy questionnaires were sent to EGEDA members and requested
submission of data by 31 March 2023
 4 early submissions
 Other data collections continue
 Annual energy prices
 Annual CO2 emissions from energy combustion
 Energy efficiency indicators
 Monthly oil and gas supply and demand (JODI)
 Quarterly energy supply

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Regular APEC energy data collection (2) APEC data produced by EGEDA provides baseline for
the APEC Energy Demand and Supply Outlook 8thedition

 EGEDA secretariat has used petajoules (PJ) in its

reports and data analyses for the last three years(starting with 2018 publication)

 Outlook also now uses PJ instead of million tons ofoil equivalent (mtoe)

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APEC workshop on energy statistics

19th APEC workshop on energy statistics
 Participants No. of economies – 15

 No. of participants – 51

 EGs/Fora – EGEEC, APERC, APSEC Experts - IEA

 Held as a joint workshop with the International
Energy Agency (IEA) on 28-30 June 2021
 Part 1 of APEC-IEA collaboration on energyefficiency

 The objective was to impart the importanceof energy efficiency indicators for energy
policy analysis and sharing of experiences on
end-use energy consumption datacollection/estimation

 7 economy presentations (experiences in EEIcollection)10

20th APEC workshop on energy statistics (1) Online on 15-17 November 2022:
Part 2 of the Joint APEC/IEA Workshop
on energy efficiency indicators,

 Participants

No. of participants – 59
 No. of economies – 14 (AUS; CDA; PRC;
HKC; INA; JPN; ROK; MAS; PNG; PHL; CT;
THA; US; VN)​; EGs/Fora – EGEEC; APERC
 Experts and Speakers - IEA (6) and METI
 Consultants – 2 Purpose: improve member knowledge about

end-use data collection and estimation
processes and how best to use publisheddata.

 Agenda▪ Data gaps analysis▪ Modeling sectoral end-use energy consumption▪ Hands-on exercises on data estimation▪ Resolving data gaps at the economy level11

20th APEC workshop on energy statistics (2) Economy presentation• Chinese Taipei presented “Energy transition policies and tracking energy efficiency indicators” showing
how energy indicators are used to track energy transition policies.
– Highlighted 11 indicators for tracking energy transition.

• The US presented “EIA’s experience with end-use energy estimation”.
– meaningful disaggregation of end-use estimation from billing information;– importance of building characteristics data, administrative data and wider community knowledge.

– EIA uses two approaches such as regression models and engineering models. Results should be calibrated/adjusted withbilling data.

 IEA’s National roadmap for demand-side data collection and development of energy efficiency
indicators– includes energy efficiency indicators and their significance, different kinds of enablers (political will and awareness,trusted and empowered data collection system, proper resource allocation, staff capacity and stability, data collection
strategy, and multilateral collaboration) for indicators’ development, assessment tool and a guide.

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20th APEC workshop on energy statistics (3)• Round-table discussion (1)1320th APEC workshop on energy statistics (3)• Round-table discussion (2)1420th APEC workshop on energy statistics (3)• Round-table discussion (3)1520th APEC workshop on energy statistics (3)• Round-table discussion (4)1620th APEC workshop on energy statistics (3)• Round-table discussion (5)17APEC energy statistics training

Training activities (1)Held in Tokyo EGEDA Short term course

No. of economies – 9 (BD; INA; CHL; MAS; PNG; PHL;
SGP; THA; VN)​ No. of participants – 12
 Consultant/Trainers​ - 6 Objectives

To increase the level of understanding of APEC energy
data base by APEC economies​.
 To improve reliability of the APEC energy database​.
 To enhance members’ understanding on end-use
energy consumption and energy efficiency indicators.
 To enhance human resource network between APEC
economies and APERC​.
 The participants were satisfied with the training
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Training activities (2)Held in Tokyo
 Special training course for Viet Nam (27 Feb – 3 Mar 2023)

7 participants from 5 agencies in VN (EREA, OGCD, IEVN,MLTPD, GSO) Others-OJT, long-term trainee, APERC-VN
 Trainers – 5 Enhance capability on energy data and statistics andin filling out the questionnaires using Viet Namdata.

 Workshop- identified challenges encountered indata collection.

 Proposed solution- creation of MOU for inter-agency collaboration

 We expect that further relaxing of COVID
19 travel restrictions will allow in-person
meetings/trainings to continue
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Training activities (3)Future plans Mid-term training (8 weeks internship) –will start
preparation (April 2023)
 Preparation of APEC energy statistics publications
 Validation check on energy data
 Historical and demand & supply balance checks
 Transformation balance check (input/output)
 Check indicators such as TPES/GDP One person each from two economies will be invited.
 Prospective trainees: energy statisticians with at least 1
year of experience and are responsible for energy datacollection and processing in their economies. Trainees arealso expected to continue to work on energy statistics intheir economies after the training.
 21st APEC Workshop on energy Statistics
 Main topics are Hydrogen and district cooling data andstatistics
 Drafting of Cover Sheet Tentatively scheduled in September 2023

Last mid-term training 20 August – 12 October 2018 (8 weeks) PNG training needs (energy statistics andenergy modeling) INA capability enhancement on energy
efficiency indicators

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Other EGEDA activities

Secretariat’s participation in international meetings
 JODI Inter-Secretariat Working Group (ISWG) meeting on 7 June 2022

 Discuss organization updates, technical issues and cooperation with private stakeholders

 Task Team for the Revision of Standard International Energy Classification (TT-SIEC) under International
Energy Statistics Working Group (InterEnerStat) meetings on 14 July, 20 September and 18 October 2022
 Discuss revisions to SIEC with the ongoing revisions of Central Product Classification (CPC) and International
Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC).
 APEC (EGEDA) is proposing to include district cooling in SIEC as energy product.

 Monthly online meetings on SIEC revisions will be held until December 2023 (next meeting is on 28 March2023)
 IEA’s Energy Statistics Development Group (ESDG, 9-10 November 2022)
 EGEDA secretariat to share plans to pilot data collection of Hydrogen data in APEC in 2022-2023; propose
collection of district cooling data and energy efficiency indicators data in APEC.
 EGEEC60 meeting (15-17 March 2023, Hong Kong, China)
 Members are encouraged to strengthen collaboration between EGEE&C and APERC / EGEDA on energy
efficient data collection and potential new EWG energy goals.
23Thank you for your kind attention.
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