Energy Efficiency in the Construction Sector in Mediterranean Countries
- 1. This project is funded by the European Union Energy Efficiency in the Construction Sector in Mediterranean Countries 10 November 2011 Dr. Kurt Wiesegart, MED-ENEC Team Leader www.med-enec.eu 1
- 2. Partner Countries This project is funded by the European Union SYR LEB ALG ISR MRC TUN PAL JOR EGY www.med-enec.eu 2
- 3. Project Goal This project is funded by the European Union “To Develop the markets for EE and RE in the Building sector and related industrial and services activities within the Mediterranean Partner Countries” www.med-enec.eu 3
- 4. Objective of MED-ENEC II This project is funded by the European Union Contribute to Development of: Energy Efficiency Renewable (EE) Energies (RE) Overall Objective Construction + Related Sectors Reducing Costs for Owners, User and State Increasing Competiveness for the Private Sector Reducing CO2 Emissions/Climate Protection www.med-enec.eu 4
- 5. MED - ENEC I Pilot Projects This project is funded by the European Union ALG TUN EGY SYR JOR ISR MOR PAL LEB www.med-enec.eu 5
- 6. ISR 1e Phase Pilot Project This project is funded by the European Union Green Training and Community Centre – Sakhnin Towns Association for Environment Quality, (Yasin.A, Dwairy.R, Tarabea.H, & Kimchie.S) Energy Savings - Vernacular & Modern Elements 1) EE: Malkafs, Thisana’s, Mashrabia, Solar spaces – 72% E-saving, EE- Appliances, Savings: 72% , Payback: 8 years 2) RE: PV Systems, Wind turbine Savings: 85% , Payback: 11 years Conclusions: 1) Traditional vernacular & modern passive measures save 72% energy compared to a conventional building. These measures are cost-efficient therefore: “replicable” 2) Renewable energy systems a “Zero-Energy-Building” is possible. www.med-enec.eu 6
- 7. MED ENEC II -What we do This project is funded by the European Union 1. Improve framework conditions 2. Develop business and technology cooperation 3. Build institutional capacities and offer 4. Technical training 5. Support awareness campaigns 6. Initiate and promote broad EE/RE deployment 7. Intensify networking among actors www.med-enec.eu 7
- 8. Regional Cooperation RE & EE Projects This project is funded by the European Union RCREEE Cooperation MED-ENEC II & MED-EMIP Synergies MEDENER www.med-enec.eu 8
- 9. Regional Cooperation RE & EE Projects This project is funded by the European Union • LAS Energy Efficiency + Renewable Energy departments of the Electricity Ministry Council of the League of Arab – development NEEAP • RCREEE an independent regional think tank based in Cairo which is dedicated to the promotion of renewable energies (RE) and energy efficiency (EE). • MED-EMIP the catalyst of the reinforcement of EU-Mediterranean energy cooperation, with particular emphasis on energy security and sustainability, through enhanced dialogue and information exchange. • MEDENER an association of energy management agencies whose current members are the agencies of the EU's southern Member States and of six Mediterranean Partners. www.med-enec.eu 9
- 10. MED ENEC Activity Overview This project is funded by the European Union Financing ESCO Development NEEAP Specific Demand: Development - BAC Awareness Campaign - SHW Certification EE Building Projects www.med-enec.eu 10
- 11. Why NEEAP ? This project is funded by the European Union • Overall strategy on Energy Efficiency • Organize and settle all work on Energy Efficiency in a systematic way • Identify major processes, applications, sectors and cross- sectoral activities of relative and highest impact • Identify economic and sustainable solutions • Step into a process of continual improvement www.med-enec.eu 11
- 12. ISRAEL NEEAP 2010-2020 This project is funded by the European Union Ministry of National Infrastructures, July 2010 ( unofficial translation by EUD to Israel) Electricity Consumption Reduction Measures & Implementation planning EE Measures related to the buildings sector: Priority Change in regulation Industrial sector Business Public sector and other 1 Chillers Chillers Government ministries (administrative measures) 2 Saver light bulbs Cooling towers Higher education institutions 3 Electrical appliances on stand by Water pumps Local authorities 4 Introduction of law on energy Compression and Energy conscious building – sources in government ministries pneumatic systems existing office buildings and other business branches 5 Air conditioners Production systems Retirement and nursing homes 6 Fridges Agricultural sector Boarding schools and welfare institutions 7 Televisions Lighting systems Hospitals www.med-enec.eu 12
- 13. www.med-enec.eu This project is funded by the European Union • Recent Developments in the field • Pilot projects • Events • Documents • Business Database • Finance Database • Awareness materials www.med-enec.eu 13
- 14. This project is funded by the European Union Dr. Kurt Wiesegart MED-ENEC II Team Leader & Expert Policy Dialogue giz International Services Thank you very much! MED ENEC Key Experts Low Energy Building and Urban Planning - Florentine Visser Business Development and Financing - Ammar Al-Taher Communication, Events & Training - Timur El Hadidi Project Office 7 Tag El-Din El-Soubky Street 11631 Heliopolis, Cairo, Egypt Tel.: +20 (0)18 653 5517 “The contents of this publication are the sole responsibility of the author E-Mail: [email protected] and can in no way be taken to reflect the views of the European Union”. www.med-enec.eu 14