Promotion of the Energy Efficiency in Poland new initiatives

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Promotion of the Energy Efficiency in Poland- new
initiatives

• Urszula Ajersz
• CEI Economic Forum, Bratislava, 24.11.2005

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Scheme of presentation

• Energy efficiency in Poland goals and figures
• About KAPE
• Recent promotion initiatives of KAPE
• Campaign Polish energy bus
• I editon of the most energy efficient
  municipality competition
• Promotion of energy efficiency in industry
• Polish-Japanese Energy Conservation Technology
  Centre
• Polish energy efficient motor Programme (PEMP)

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Energy intensity GDP in new EU countries
in comparison with UE-15
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Energy intensity GDP in Poland and EU before
enlarging (EU-15)
Energy intensity GDP koe/1000 EURO
EU-15
Poland
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Energy intensity GDP- prognosis for Poland until
2030

• Source prepared by KAPE on the ground of
  European Energy and Transport, Trends to 2030

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Structure of final energy consumption- sectors of
Polish economy in 2002

• Prepared by KAPE on the ground of EUROSTAT

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Govermental document - Polish Energy Policy until
2005 goals in energy efficiency area

• Increasing the efficency of energy generation
• Decreasing energy losses in transmission and
  distribution
• Decreasing energy intensity of goods at the
  stages of designing, manufacturing , use and
  disposal
• Decreasing energy intensity of industrial
  processes
• Implementing of management systems for energy
  demand (DSM) in order to increase the efficiency
  of energy consumption

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Barriers of energy efficency increasing in Poland

• No clear political will, current budget needs and
  dependence of state budget income on energy
  taxation
• Strong position of energy generation,
  transmittion and distribution sectors, weak
  position of energy consumers
• No energy efficiency act, no national
  organizational structure, financial barriers in
  energy efficiency investment,
• Low level of awareness and knowledge of consumers
• No obligatory training and no certification for
  energy auditors

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About KAPE

• We are join stock company created by govermental
  institutions
• Most of our activities has the public service
  character
• Our shareholders
• Treasury of State (51,61)
• Industrial Development Agency (16,13 )
• National Economy Bank (16,13)
• National Fund for Evironmental Protection and
  Water Management (16,13)

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Campaign Polish Energy Bus
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Campaign Polish Energy Bus

• UE project (SAVE II), based on the successful
  experience with energy and environment busses in
  Germany (Berlin) and the Nethrlands
• Duration 10th September 2003 31st August 2005
  
• Partners of the project
• B.S.U. - Germany (consortium leader)
• TÜV - Germany
• KAPE - Poland (Polish project leader)
• KESCO - Poland
• Ecofys -The Netherlands
  

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Campaign Polish energy bus

• Mobile information and educational centre touring
  through Poland and stopping in cities, towns and
  municipalities to provide free advice on energy
  saving and ways to promoted renewables
• Accompanied by KAPEs experts
• With technological models and promotional
  materials (posters,leaflets, brochures,
  fact-sheets etc.) inside

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Campaign Polish energy busBus inside
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Energy Bus equipment
Energy Bus inside
Heat pomp
Windows with different heat transmission
coefficient model
Fuell cell
Solar collector
Isolation model
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Campaign Polish energy bus

• Route of the bus
• 16 voivodships in the framework of 11 regional
  campaigns
• length ot the route 40.000 kilometers, 258
  different locations
• Quantity and category of visitors
• daily above 200 persons,
• total above 50.000 persons,
• inhabitants and schoolchildren, local
  authorities and local businessmen

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Campaign Polish Energy Bus

• above 10.000 pieces of advice provided by KAPEs
  experts
• above 3000 presentations and lectures
• above 800 workshops and several dozen trainings

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Campaign Polish energy bus

• Subject of interest on energy
• about 77 of visitors were interested in
  presented issues for private use, about 33
  professionally
• only for 7 it was the very first contact with
  energy related topics
• Topics of visitors interest
• about 75 were interested in saving energy
• about 50 were interested in producing of energy
  from the renewables (above 50 from the sun)
• about 22 found it interesting how to obtain
  founds for termomodernization initiatives
• about 10 asked detailed questions about
  cogeneration

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Competition the most energy efficient Polish
municipality

• I edition of municipalities competition in Poland
  
• Based on the successful experience with yearly
  ranking of municipalities in Denmark (about 60
  of municipalities participated in it)
• KAPE was the initiator of the competition and now
  the organizer of this project
• Duration of competition
• - inauguration day - 30 May 2005
• - end of competition - March 2006
• (special event for winners of competition)

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Competition the most energy efficient Polish
Municipality

• Municipalities should present in application form
  confirmed energy savings in 2005 compared to
  three years before (2004, 2003, 2002) taking into
  consideration only public buildings and local
  energy saving initiatives (e.g. street lighting)
• Min. 100 municipalities expected in I edition
• of competition

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Polish-Japanese Energy Conservation Technology
Center (ECTC)

• History of Polish-Japanese energy
• co-operation
• request of President L. Walesa for assistance in
  energy efficiency improvement (December 1994)
• Master Plan for Energy Coservation Programme
  (1997-1999)
• Polish request for energy efficiency co-operation
  (ECTC, 2001)
• Japanese Energy efficiency missions (2001-2002)
• Project Energy Conservation Technology Center
  started in 2004)
• Project carried on by KAPE and JICA (Japan
  International Cooperation Agency
• 20th June 2005 official openning ceremony

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Polish-Japanese Energy Conservation Technology
Center

• ECTC project between Polish and Japanese
  Governments with aims at contributing to further
  promotion of the energy conservation technology
  in the Polish industry, making the best use of
  the Japans knowledge and experience
• Duration of the project 2004 - 2008
• Japanese technical assistance in the forms of
  dispatching long-term and short-term Japanese
  experts, providing machinery and equipment and
  training Polish personnel in Japan
• ECTC including laboratory with demonstration
  models of equipment is located in a building
  of the Warsaw University of Technology
• ECTC laboratory compressor, pump, fan, burner,
  boiler, and steam traps units

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Polish-Japanese Energy Conservation Technology
Center
Laboratory
Pump unit
Fan unit
Steam traps
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Polish-Japanese Energy Conservation Technology
Centre

• ECTC offered services
• training courses for management of factories,
• training courses for engineers responsible for
  energy management in factories,
• training courses for energy auditors,
• co-operation and assistance for factory audits
  prepared by professional auditors,
• consulting services for factories on marketing,
  investment and finance of energy efficiency
  projects,
• dissemination of information on energy efficiency
  and energy conservation

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Polish Energy Efficient Motor Programme (PEMP)

• Large economic potential for energy efficiency
  improvement of electric motor systems in Poland
  and opportunity to reduce domestic greenhouse gas
  emissions
• The market share of energy efficient motors in
  Poland is currently very low due to a range of
  barriers (e.g. information, financial and
  institutional barriers)
• Most energy users/investors do not know about the
  potential of electricity cost reduction and that
  investment in new efficient technologies are
  cost-effective

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Polish Energy Efficient Motor Programme (PEMP)

• Duration of the project 2004-2008
• The goal is increasing of the market share of
  energy efficient motors in Polish industrial
  sector
• PEMP is financed by Global Environment Facility

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Polish Energy Efficient Motor Programme (PEMP)

• Main activities
• building capacity and raising awareness by
  providing information and services related to
  energy efficient electric motor systems. This
  will be delivered through the PEMP Center
• demonstration projects to establish and showcase
  the technical and economic benefits of energy
  efficient motor systems and increase awareness
• stimulating market transformation and competition
  through a financial incentive mechanism (rabate
  programme for motors producers)

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• Thank you for Your attention.