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“Energy Efficiency Indicators in

relation to the EEDP:

The role of Energy Efficiency

Indicators in energy efficiency policy”

TGP-EEDP: Main Objective

Support the implementation of the Thai Energy Efficiency Development Plan (EEDP)

….. based on incentives and standards which will have a direct impact on CO2 emission reduction

• 3 years

• 2012 – 2015 Duration

• The German Federal Ministry for Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU)

Financier

•Ministry of Energy, Energy Policy and Planning Office (EPPO)

•Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)

Project Partners

• Thailand Greenhouse Gas Management Organization (TGO)

• The Department of Alternative Energy Development and Efficiency (DEDE)

Other Project

Partners

• Joint Graduate School of Energy and Environment (JGSEE), KMUTT

National Project Supporting Partner

•Wuppertal Institute (WI), Germany International Project Supporting Partner

TGP-EEDP: 4 workpackages

• Energy efficiency is dependent on good data, rather different from renewable energy where production can be easily measured

• Energy efficiency is when something delivers more services for the same energy input, or the same services for less energy input

• Energy efficiency indicators can monitor progress in energy efficiency and can show policy makers energy savings potential

Energy efficiency and energy data

Phase 1:

• Inventory of availability energy data Result -> energy data availability in Thailand good

• Inventory of availability of economic/physical data Result –> econ./phys. data availability good

Phase 2:

• Energy Efficiency Indicators: getting more information by combining energy data + economic /physical data

Baselines and energy data: phase 1 & 2

Why Energy Efficiency Indicators?

• Energy Intensity (on a national, overall level), is an example of an Energy Efficiency Indicator


• National Energy Intensity on it’s own, can say little about where energy efficiency is changing and why

• Energy Efficiency Indicators can help understand development in energy efficiency

1. More detailed Energy Efficiency Indicators will allow more detailed information for national EI changes

2. Combining different types of energy efficiency indicators gives even more information: - Comparing trend in energy use/household and /m2 will show the impact of change in dwelling size; - Comparing the EI industry intensity with EI industry at constant structure will show the effect of structural changes

3. Indicators help understanding the energy consumption trends: they can show what is due to energy efficiency, to economic factors, to life styles, to fuel substitutions


• Change in electricity use of large appliances/dwelling in EU (2000-2010) affected by two opposite effects


• In the EU, all countries collect data for Energy Efficiency Indicators and use these to understand energy efficiency development (and for benchmarking)

Why Energy Efficiency Indicators: EU example

EEDP has quantitative targets:

• That are constraining and ambitious;

• That are related to the Energy Conservation Promotion Act, B.E. 2535 (1992), as amended up to No. 2, B.E. 2550 (2007),

• That therefore require yearly monitoring and reporting

How can EEI’s support the EEDP?

Energy Efficiency Indicators:

• Can help to monitor progress in energy efficiency

• Can help to get a better understanding of different factors influencing energy efficiency

• Can help to set priorities for energy efficiency policies

• Can be used by policy makers who need data and indicators to monitor the impact of their actions, to prepare new policy measures and to assess long-term energy savings potentials

How can EEI’s support the EEDP?

State of affairs Energy Efficiency Indicators project

• Review the results of Phase 1 Energy Data analysis

• To discuss next steps in Phase 2 of Energy Data analysis with stakeholders

• To disseminate international experience in energy efficiency indicators

• To disseminate experience in Thailand to international consultant

Aim of today’s workshop

Thank You – Kop Khun Kah – Danke Schön

• Energy Efficiency Indicators can be as detailed as available energy data

• Both “top-down” and “bottom-up” data can be used, also in combination


• Several international initiatives in developing Energy Efficiency Indicators: - EU database Energy Efficiency Indicators - IEA will release method and manual soon - Worldbank efforts in developing energy efficiency indicators in developing countries

• Developing energy efficiency indicators for Thailand would be timely

• Thailand has good energy data and economic data available


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