session 5 Funding sources and_financing_mechanisms_of_ee_measures

Euro-Mediterranean
Energy Market Integration Project

Germany

France

Lebanon
Funding sources and financing
Belgium mechanisms of EE Measures
Khartoum, 22 November 2011

Ammar Al-Taher
MED-EMIP

“The contents of this publication are the sole responsibility of the author and
can in no way be taken to reflect the views of the European Union”.

This project is funded
by the European Union
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Contents
1. Pay back times of EE / RE Measures from the
end-user perspective:
1 Solar Heating Systems
2 EE Measures in Complex Buildings
3 Efficient Lighting
4 Efficient House Hold Appliances
5 Energy EE measures in 10 Complex Buildings based on DEA

1. BAC from the Macro level
2. Arab EE Guideline Article X
3. MED-ENEC Financing Database
4. Examples from the region

1.1 Solar Swimming Pool Heating (Indoor
pool).
Rabat 0.76

Algiers 4.56

Tunis 1.36

Cairo 6.76

Jerusalem 0.59

Jerusalem 0.48

Amman 1.48

Beirut 1.16

Damascus 4.70

Ankara 0.69

0.0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 8.0
Pay Back Period (year)

1.2 Solar Swimming Pool Heating
(outdoor)

Rabat 1.44

Algiers 7.32

Tunis 3.26

Cairo 0.00

Jerusalem 1.38

Jerusalem 1.12

Amman 2.42

Beirut 2.11

Damascus 8.29

Ankara 0.97

0
This project is funded 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Pay Back Period (Year)

1.3 Solar Domestic Water Heating
vs. Diesel

Rabat 1.42

Algiers 9.78

Tunis 2.65

Cairo 13.55

Jerusalem 1.01

Jerusalem 0.82

Amman 2.59

Beirut 2.91

Damascus 9.07

Ankara 1.20

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16
Pay Back Period(Year)

1.4 Solar Domestic Water Heating
vs. Electricity

Rabat 1.0

Algiers 4.7

Tunis 2.2

Cairo 4.0

Jerusalem 1.0

Jerusalem 1.0

Amman 1.5

Beirut 2.0

Damascus 4.2

Ankara 2.8

0.0 2.0 4.0 6.0 8.0 10.0 12.0 14.0 16.0

by the European Union PayBack Period (Year)

2. EE measures in Complex Buildings


2.1 Solar Space Heating
The solar system will provide 60% of the total annual energy needed .


2.2 5cm of Polystyrene insulation
Jerusalem(Palestine)

Jerusalem(Israel)

Algeria

Rabat

Tunisiaia

Cairo

Ankara

Beirut

Damascus

Amman

0.00 0.50 1.00 1.50 2.00 2.50

Pay Back Period (Year)

2.3 Effect of orientation
 The building is rotated 45 degrees

 Cooling load reduction is much larger than Heating load
reduction.

 Proper orientation can only be done only for new buildings

 Immediate pay back


3.1 Replacement of Incandescent Lamps
with Compact Fluorescent Lamps (CFL)
Payback period for using CFL (months)

Tunisie

Israel

Algérie

Jordan

Maroc
Lebanon

Turkey

Syria

Egypt

Palestine

0
This project is funded 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Months

3.2 Replacement of Conventional
Ballast with Electronic Ballast in
fluorescent Lamp


3.3 Using Timers and motion detectors
Payback Period for using a timer

Tunisie
Israel
Algérie
Jordan
Maroc
Lebanon
Turkey
Syria
Egypt
Palestine

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18
Months

4.1 Non Frost Refrigerator – 20 feet3


4.2 Automatic Washing Machine - 5kg
Payback period for using Grade A Washing Machine

Tunisie

Israel

Algérie

Jordan

Maroc

Lebanon

Turkey

Syria

Egypt

Palestine

This project is funded 0 20 40 60 80 100 120
Months

4.3 Air Conditioner(1 Ton cooling split
unit)
Payback Period for using Grade A Air-Condition in MEDA Countries

Tunisie

Israel

Algérie

Jordan

Maroc

Lebanon

Turkey

Syria

Egypt

Palestine

0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140
by the European Union Months

5. Energy EE measures in 10 Complex
Buildings based on DEA
Investment Energy Pay Back Total energy
Cost Savings
Company Name Required Saving Period consumption
(Euro/yr.)
(Euro) (kWh) (Years) (Euro/Year)

Arab Center for Heart and Special Surgery 129,581 71,567 688,148 1.8 330,349
Radisson SAS Hotel (Amman) 16,559 37,019 355,954 0.4 256,080
Radisson SAS Hotel (Aqaba) 92,152 71,868 691,043 1.3 206,522
Le Meridian Hotel (Amman) 402,511 214,697 2,064,393 1.9 817,772

Grand Hyatt Amman Hotel 247,668 118,906 1,143,330 2.1 609,109

Movenpick Resort & Spa Dead Sea, Jordan 63,213 80,864 777,540 0.8 700,658

Movenpick Resort Aqaba, Jordan 173,494 90,999 874,990 1.9 377,077
Four Seasons Hotel (Amman) 179,653 126,639 1,217,682 1.4 682,704
Jordan Kuwait Bank 24,820 18,794 180,709 1.3 108,952
Industrial Development Bank 12,327 4,232 40,688 2.9 34,805

1,341,977 835,586 8,034,477 1.6 4,124,029

5. Energy EE measures in 10 Complex
Buildings based on DEA
Overall payback for the 10 buildings

Palestine

Israel

Algeria

Moroc

Tunis

Egypt

Turkey

Lebanon

Syria

JORDAN

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55
Months

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Barriers to energy end-use
efficiency
 Energy efficiency is usually not ‚visible‘
but embedded in appliances, buildings, equipment, ...
 Energy efficiency = many small to medium technical
improvements
 lack of oversight (where to start?),
 lack of information (both consumers and technology providers!),
 sometimes small financial gains from an improvement
 => lack of priority
 sometimes lack of funds
 split incentives between investors and users or between
technology/building providers and buyers

 => more information, practical guidance, regulation, and
financing support needed („the sticks, the carrots, and the
tambourines“)

Program design

End use efficiency takes a set of consistent, persistent
well integrated country specific tools for each
technology or measure covering:
 Regulations
 Incentives,
 Financing,
 Training,
 Labeling certification & standards
 R&D,
 Demonstration Projects
 Awareness Raising


Arab EE Guideline article X
Article X: Financial resources and funding mechanisms

The State shall provide the necessary financial resources to support
and implement energy efficiency improvement programs and
measures
by promoting the development of private market for energy

efficiency services.
They shall administer such financial resources in the manner it deems

appropriate.
Member states can also establish energy efficiency fund/funds to

promote the implementation of electricity efficiency improvement
programs and other measures. Such funds are to complement rather
than compete with similar commercial financing facilities.

Examples from the region

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Thank You


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