INTEGRATED ENERGY PLANNING

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INTEGRATED ENERGY PLANNING A TOOL FOR
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

• A CASE STUDY
• A. Matakiviti
• Energy Adviser
• SOPAC

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RELATIONSHIPS IN INTEGRATED PLANNING
WHOLE ECONOMY- Industry, Agriculture, Energy
Sector, etc.

• MACRO ECONOMY
• INTERMEDIATE
• MICRO ECONOMY

Energy Sector
Electricity, Petroleum, Renewable, Biomass, etc.
Holistic process of developing an idea given a
specific time period to realise a desired result.
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INTEGRATED PLANNING CONT

• A MODEL

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INTEGRATED PLANNING CONT

• PROCESS
• CONSULTATION
• PARTICIPATORY
• STAKEHOLDERS

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DRIVERS GLOBAL (GENERIC)

• POVERTY
• ENVIRONMENT
• EQUITY

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DRIVERS ENERGY SECTOR SPECIFIC

• ENERGY SECURITY
• HIGH DEPENDENCY ON IMPORTED FOSSIL FUELS
• PRICE - AFFORDABILITY
• ACCESSIBILITY
• RELIABILITY
• ADVERSE IMPACTS

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INSTITUTIONS - GLOBAL

• WORLD SUMMIT ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
  JOHANESBURG 2002
• CSD RESOLUTIONS
• BPoA AND PROVISIONS OF AGENDA 21
• IMPLEMENTATION OF THE BPoA FOR THE SD OF SIDs
• MINISTERIAL DECLARATION ON ENVIRONMENT AND
  DEVELOPMENT (ASIA PACIFIC 2000)
• MILLENEIUM GOALS
• LEGISLATION

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INSTITUTIONS - REGIONAL

• REGIONAL ENERGY PROGRAMMES - PREA (1982/83) AND
  1992
• LOME PROGRAMMES
• PIEPP
• LEGISLATION

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INSTITUTIONS - NATIONAL

• DEVELOPMENT PLANS
• CORPORATE PLANS
• POLICY FRAMEWORK
• LEGISLATION

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PROGRAMMES

• GLOBAL
• REGIONAL
• NATIONAL

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ISSUES THREE PILARS OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

• ENVRONMENTAL
• ECONOMIC AND
• SOCIAL
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CROSS CUTTING
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ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL ISSUES

• CHRONIC AND PERSISTENT POVERTY
• IMPACTS OF GLOBALISATION
• SUSTAINABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT
• HUMAN SETTLEMENTS DEVELOPMENT
• COPING WITH NATURAL DISASTERS

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SUSTAINABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT

• HOW?
• THROUGH INTEGRATED ENERGY PLANNING

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SUSTAINABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT CONT

• COST EFFECTIVE
• EFFICIENY IN PRODUCTION AND USE
• CLEAN ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES
• INCREASE USE OF RENEWABLE ENERGY
• REDUCE ENERGY INTENSITY OF PRODUCTION AND
  CONSUMPTION

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REGIONAL ENERGY PROGRAMME

• POLICY DEVELOPMENT
• RESOURCE ASSESSMENT
• DATABASE SUPPLY AND DEMAND
• DEMAND SIDE MANAGEMENT
• CAPACITY BUILDING
• SMALL ENERGY PROJECTS DEMONSTRATION
• RENEWABLE ENRGY PROGRAMMES
• PIREP
• POWER UTILITIES

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REGIONAL

• REGIONAL ENERGY POLICY FRAMEWORK
• VISION Available, reliable, affordable and
  environmentally sound energy for sustainable
  development for all Pacific islands.

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INTEGRATED ENERGY PLANNING - PIEPP

• RELATIONSHIPS OF COMPONENTS

Regional Energy Sector Coordination
Policy and Planning
Power
Transport
Renewable
Petroleum
Rural/Remote
Environment
Efficiency
Capacity Building
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REGIONAL ENERGY POLICY CONT

• COMPREHENSIVE PLATFORM CALLING FOR WHOLE OF GOVT,
  WHOLE OF COMMUNITY WHOLE OF INDUSTRY
  INVOLVEMENT
• SUSTAINABLE ENERGY IS CROSS CUTTING IN NATURE
  DEMANDING MULTI-SECTORAL APPROACH
• EMERGING SECTOR CALLING FOR A RANGE OF INDUSTRY
  STRENGTHENING MEASURES E.G. MARKET BASED

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REGIONAL ENERGY POLICY CONT

• RECOGNISES THE SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES OF RURAL AND
  REMOTE COMMUNITIES
• NEED TO DEVELOP CAPACITY OF LOCAL HUMAN CAPITAL
  USING ESTABLISHED EDUCATION AND SKILLING
  PROGRMMES

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POLICY DEVELOPMENT COUNTRY EXAMPLES

• VISION AND MISSION STATEMENTS

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SUMMARY

• INTEGRATED ENERGY PLANNING PROVIDES
• - BETTER DECISION MAKING
• INVOLVEMENT OF ALL STAKEHOLDERS GOVERNMENT,
  SOCIETY AND INDUSTRY
• POLITICAL COMMITMENT
• SUSTAINABLE ENRGY SECTOR
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INTEGRATED ENERGY PLANNING

• CONSTRAINTS
• LACK OF CAPACITY
• GOVERNMENT COMMITMENT
• LACK OF RESOURCES (HUMAN AND CAPITAL)
• ENERGY NOT A PRIORITY SECTOR
• LACK OF STAFF