UNIDOEnergy and Climate Change

Programme

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GLOBAL CHALLENGES

Energy Poverty

Energy Security

Climate Change

Access to Energy is a pre-requisite for

Poverty Reduction and Achievements of MDGs

SE4ALL Initiative

CONTEXT

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OECD43%

Africa3%Latin

America6%

Middle East4%

Non-OECD Europe

1%

FSU9%

Other Asia11%

China23%

Global Industrial Energy Use

Industry accounts for about 1/3 of global final energy use

Source: IEA, 2007 & 2009

• 40% of electricity use

• 77% of coal and derivatives use

• 37% of natural gas use

and 1/3 of global CO2 emissions

Global industrial energy use by regions

Increase competitiveness of industries by reducing industrial energy intensity

Reduce impact on climate change by reducing carbon emissions of industries and by promoting renewable energy technologies for industrial applications

Increase the viability of enterprises, particularly in rural areas by increasing the availability of modern energy based on renewable energy for productive uses

UNIDO – Energy MandateProviding Integrated Energy Solutions for Inclusive and

Sustainable Industrial Development: Promoting GREEN INDUSTRY

Three Key Pillars:

Industrial Energy Efficiency

Renewable Energy for Productive Uses

Energy Policy and Partnerships

UNIDO’s EnergyProgramme

Knowledge Management

Technology Demonstration, Replication and

Scaling-up

Awareness Raising

Programmatic Approaches

Policy and Standards

Capacity Building

(Human, institution, local

industry)

UNIDO Energy Strategy: Building Blocks

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UNIDO’s Integrated Energy Solutions

Energy Management Standards and SystemsOptimization

Smart RE Grids for Productive Uses (Mini/ Micro)

Fostering Technological Innovation for SMEs

Regional Knowledge Centers and Hubs

Energy Partnerships

Four core thematic areas:

Energy management system and standards

Energy system optimization

Low carbon and advanced process technologies

Benchmarking, monitoring and verification

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UNIDO’s Industrial EnergyEfficiency Activities

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• Create businessdevelopment opportunities through increasing access to energy through mini-grids

New businessparadigm –Distributed

energyMini-grids Business Models

Productiveuses

• Mainstream the use ofrenewable energy inindustry (SMEs)

Renewableenergy

enterprises

Green industry(local

manufacturing)

• Support innovativebusiness models to promote renewable energy in the business sector

IndustrialApplications

UNIDO’s Renewable EnergyActivities

• Technology Focus:SHP, solar themal and photovotaic, wind, biomass and biogas power schems, hydrogen.

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GEF-UNIDO Global Cleantech Programme for SMEs is a unique opportunity for fostering innovation of cleantech products and strengthening the entrepreneurial ecosystem in emerging economies and developing countries

GEF UNIDO Cleantech Global Portfolio ($ 15 Million + Co-financing)

Phase 3

• Nigeria

• Brazil

• Thailand

• Russia

Phase 2

• Turkey

• Pakistan

• SouthAfrica

Phase 1

• India

• Malaysia

• Armenia

Global Clean Energy Technology Innovation Programme for SMEs

UNIDO International Solar Energy Center for Technology Promotion and Transfer at Lanzhou, China

The International Centre for Science and High Technology in Trieste, Italy

International Network on Small Hydro Power (IN-SHP) with headquarters in Hangzhou, China

ECOWAS Regional Centre for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (ECREEE) in Praia, Cape Verde

Regional Centre for Small Hydro Power (SHP) in Trivendrum(India)

Regional Centre for Small Hydro Power (SHP) in Abuja (Nigeria)

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International / Regional Energy Technology Centres

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AOSIS requested through SIDS DOCK to support the establishment ofregional centers in the Caribbean, Pacific, Indian Ocean and Africa

2 New Regional Centers in Africa- Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the East African Community (EAC)

ECOWAS Regional Centre for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (ECREEE) setup in 2010

Programmatic Approach to promote Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency: A global solution at a regional level

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Vienna Energy Forum (Biennial)

International and regional conferences/events

Expert Group Meetings/Seminar

Publications

Global Forum Activities

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Partnership between UNIDO, ECREEE, Columbia University and UNICV in Cape Verde on Fellowship for Sustainable Energy Solutions

Business Partnership between UNIDO, ECREEE and Philips on the installation of 15 PVlighting systems in Cape Verde

Partnership between UNIDO and Schneider Electric on potential to enhance the productivity of rural African micro-industries and businesses through a clean, innovative and standardized micro-power plant

Partnership between UNIDO and Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) to assist in CSR initiatives for promioting sustainable development through RE and EE technologies.

UNIDO has signed a MOC with 5 partner institutions to facilitate project design and implementation

TERI: The Energy and Resources Institute

IIASA: International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis

ECREEE: ECOWAS Regional Centre for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency

REEEP: Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership

AEA: Austrian Energy Agency

Partnerships

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ECC Footprint

Russia

Ukraine

MoldovaMacedonia ( FRY)

AlbaniaTurkey

China

Iran

Pakistan

EgyptCubaIndia

Bangladesh LaosMexico Dominican Republic Cape Verde

GambiaGuineaSierra Leone

Liberia

Cote d‘Ivoire

VietnamChad Sudan PhilippinesBurkina Faso

Nicaragua Cambodia

ThailandNigeriaCosta Rica

Sri Lanka MalaysiaColombia

Ecuador

CameroonUganda

KenyaTanzania Indonesia

Comoros

MadagascarPeru

ZambiaBrazil

Paraguay Mozambique

LesothoChile

South AfricaUruguay

UNIDO’s Energy and Climate Change Portfolio includes more than 50 Countries

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List of countries forEnergy Efficiency projects:

List of countries forRenewable Energy projects:

Armenia

Cambodia

India

Indonesia

Iraq

Kyrgyzstan

Lao PDR

Malaysia

Pakistan

Sri Lanka

Thailand

Azerbaijan

Cambodia

China

India

Indonesia

Iran

Malaysia

Myanmar

Pakistan

Philippines

Russia

Sri Lanka

Thailand

Turkey

Viet Nam

Countries with IEE projects

Countries with RRE projects

Countries with IEE and RRE projects

Portfolio value for ASIA

GEF 5 (hard pipeline)US$ 90 Mio (Project Grant)US$ 190 Mio (Co-finance)

GEF 4 (ongoing)US$ 41 Mio (Project Grant)US$ 135 Mio (Co-finance)

UNIDO’s Energy Projects in Asia and Pacific

Synergies with APEF Plan of Actions

APEF Areas of Action

A Establish a platform for continuous dialogue and cooperation

B Promote universal access to modern energy services

C Advance development and use of new and renewable source of energy

D Improve energy efficiency and conservation

E Diversify energy mix and enhance energy security

G Create policy environment and promote private investment

H Promote regular exchange of information and data

I Minimize environmental impact

M Promote development of advanced energy technologies

O Promote capacity building, knowledge sharing

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T H A N K Y O U

Chua Chin PenRepresentative and DirectorRegional Office in Thailand

c.chua@unido.org