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Policy
Malaysia
2016
National Energy Efficiency Action Plan 2016-2025
The National Energy Efficiency Action Plan aims to achieve the following:1. 52,233 GWh of energy savings (8.0%)2. 37,702 ktCO2 equivalent reductionIt covers four main strategic thrusts:1. energy efficiency plan implementation2. strengthening of institutional framework, capacity development, and training for implementation of energy efficiency initiatives3. establishment of sustainable funding mechanisms to implement energy efficiency initiatives4. promotion of private sector investment in energy efficiency initiativesKey initiatives are divided into three sectors:1. EQUIPMENT: 1.1 Promotion of 5-star rated appliances - campaign on comparison labeling for refrigerators and air conditioners 1.2 Minimum Energy Performance Standards…
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Policy
Morocco
2009
National energy strategy
Provide 52 % of the installed electrical power from renewable sources, of which 20 % is from solar energy, 20 % is from wind energy and 12 % is from hydraulic energy by 2030.
Achieve 15 % energy savings by 2030, compared to current trends.
Reduce energy consumption in buildings, industry and transport by 12 % by 2020 and 15 % by 2030. The breakdown of expected energy savings per sector is 48 % for industry, 23 % for transport, 19 % for residential and 10 % for services.
Install by 2030 an additional capacity of 3,900 MW of combined-cycle technology running on imported natural gas.
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Policy
Hungary
2000
Funding under the Energy Saving Strategy and Action Plan
The Energy Conservation and Energy efficiency Improvement Action Programme (decision 1107/1999) has an annual budget of Ft 1 billion. In 2000, measured in terms of total final consumption savings, the Programme was thought to be successful, and the government increased its annual budget to Ft 5 billion in 2001. The Action Programme estimates that Ft 200 billion (€ 820 million) is needed to finance this programme over its duration, of which Ft 50 billion will come from the state. Support for the residential sector mainly involves grants of up to 30% for new and additional investments. Other sectors are…
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Policy
United States
2007
Minnesota Energy Efficiency Obligation
…introduced an energy efficiency obligation for all sectors except transport, covering electricity and gas. Obligated parties include investor-owned utilities and retail suppliers. The obligation seeks to achieve an electricity savings target in 2015 of 1.5% and anatural gas savings target 0.5%based on last year's consumption. The largest electric utility has a 2% savings goal due to using a nuclear power plant; electricity utilities need to spend 0.2% of gross operating revenue on low-income customers and gas utilities need to spend 0.4% of gross operating revenue on low-income customers. Eligible energy efficiency…
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Policy
United States
2010
Arizona Energy Efficiency Obligation
In 2010, the Arizona government introduced an energy efficiency obligation for all sectors except transport, covering electricity and gas. The obligation seeks to achieve cumulative energy savings with in the electricity and gas sector equal to 22% and 6% respectively of the previous year's sales by 2020. (The savings goals started in 2011 with an annual target of 1.25% for electricity and 0.5% for gas. The annual target increases over time to reach the cumulative goal by 2020.) Obligated parties include investor-owned electricity utilities and all gas utilities. Ths Salt River Project and electric co-operatives…
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Policy
Italy
1991
National Energy Plan
…of energy efficiency is Law No. 10/1991 - "Regulations for the Implementation of the National Energy Plan with Regard to the Rational Use of Energy, Energy Savings and the Development of Renewable Energy Sources." It is a framework law to introduce regulations aimed at the efficient use of energy sources in all end-use sectors including the specific reduction of energy consumption in production processes, especially in buildings and heating plants.Law 10/1991, as implemented by Presidential Decree 412/1992 and numerous other decrees and circulars, sets out energy efficiency measures such as:Building standards, including numerous energy efficiency…
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Policy
Korea
1995
Green Energy Family (GEF) Movement
The Green Energy Family Movement (GEF), initiated by KEMCO in 1995, is a partnership movement to engage the voluntary participation of citizens, companies, NGOs and the press in CO2 reduction and energy savings. Any entity willing to participate in GEF programmes must submit an application to the GEF Centre and establish a voluntary agreement to pursue the goal of the particular GEF programme. Currently, GEF movement is directed toward four programmes: GEF TASK I Green Lighting Programme (1996~) The Green Lighting Programme is a project to replace 90% of conventional lighting facilities with high efficiency bulbs within three years. It…
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Policy
Philippines
2014
Industrial Energy Management System ISO 50001
The project aims to promote sustainable energy management system and achieve energy efficiency best practices within the Philippine industrial setting with the purpose of achieving energy savings and contributing to climate change mitigation efforts. This objective will be achieved through the introduction of energy management system (EnMS) standards (compliant with ISO 50001), systems optimization (SO) for steam, compressed air, and pumps, and financial opportunities for energy efficiency investments. The GEF has provided a grant of $3.166 million for the 5-year project period.
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Policy
Korea
2007
Mandatory Energy Audit
Since 2007, the government has mandated energy-intensive companies to undertake energy audit on a regular basis in order to respond to oil price and climate change. Every five years, companies using over 2,000 toe must discover energy savings potential and take optimal measures to raise energy efficiency.
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Policy
Czech Republic
2007
Operational Programme Industry and Enterprise (2007-2013): ECO-ENERGY
…OPIE) Programme of support to energy savings, aimed to contribute to the reduciton of energy consumption in Czech industry by providing financial assistance to energy reduction investment projects. Demonstration projects could receive financial assistance for the following eligible costs: -The purchase of new technology and equipment to process raw energy materials, achieving higher production capacity. -The purchase of technology and equipment to reduce the energy consumption of processes connected with energy generation, conversion and distribution, on condition that the negative environmental impacts related to these processes are decreased. -The modernisation of existing equipment and energy distribution systems connected with the…