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Japan’s International Cooperation for

the Energy Conservation

October 4, 2005

Yoshitaka UshioGeneral Manager, International Engineering Dept.

The Energy Conservation Center, JapanECCJECCJ

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Contents

1. Energy Conservation in Japan Energy Conservation in Japan PP22

2. Official Development Assistance Official Development Assistance ((ODAODA) ) by Japan Pby Japan P88

3. International Cooperation by ECCJ International Cooperation by ECCJ PP1313

3.1 What are important for the Energy Conservation P14

3.2 The International Cooperation Scheme P24

for Energy Conservation

3.3 JICA Scheme P31

3.4 METI Scheme P52

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11. . Energy Conservation in JapanEnergy Conservation in Japan

1.1 Principal of the Energy Policy

1.2 Trend of Primary Energy Intensity Trend of Primary Energy Intensity （（per GDPper GDP）） in Japanin Japan

1.3 Trend in Final Energy Consumption by SectorTrend in Final Energy Consumption by Sector

1.4 Primary Energy Intensity in The World

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1.1 Principle of Energy Policy 3‘E’s harmonization

Energy Energy securitysecurity

Environment Environment protectionprotection

Global warming Issue　　　< CO2 Reduction >

Rational Use of Energy(Efficiency, Conservation)

Economic Economic growthgrowth

33‘‘EE’’ harmonizationharmonization

Best Mix of Primary Energy

Contribution to CO2Reduction

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11..2 2 Trend of Primary Energy Intensity Trend of Primary Energy Intensity ((PEIPEI) () (per GDP and IIPper GDP and IIP(Indices of Industrial ProductionIndices of Industrial Production) )) )in Japanin Japan

Source: METI/General Energy Statistics

50

60

70

80

90

100

110'7

3

'75

'77

'79

'81

'83

'85

'87

'89

'91

'93

'95

'97

'99

'01

03

Fiscal year

Assum

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n 1

973

per IIP

per GDP

Improvement in 1990per I IP: Improved to 53per GDP: Improved to 67

2nd Oil Crisis

1st Oil Crisis

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11..3 3 Trend in Final Energy Consumption by SectorTrend in Final Energy Consumption by Sector< shown by index based on ’73 >

Amend the Energy Conservation Law（enforced in April, 2003）、and enforce the regulation of large-scale buildings in conform with Class 1 designated factories. Enforce the energy conservation promoting activities of the residential and commercial sector.ECCJECCJ

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3)Industry Residential Commercial

Transportation Total GDP

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1.4 Primary Energy Intensity (Total Primary Energy Supply per GDP) in The World

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900

250333

128165 145

450

1040

1320

680

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Why did the manufacturing industry of Japan succeed in the energy conservation after the Oil Crisis?

1. Regulation measures by Government（Energy Conservation Law）

2. Support and subsidy system by Government（financing, tax exemption, subsidiary aid）

3. Self-help efforts by companies for Cost reduction (enhancement of international competitiveness) --- investment, ZD,QC activity, Kaizen by Sho-shudan, TQM, etc.

4. Implementation organizations such as ECCJ, etc. were established and dedicated the work for EE &C .

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22．．Official Development Assistance Official Development Assistance ((ODAODA) ) by Japanby Japan

2.1 Philosophy (Objectives, Policies and Priorities) of Japan’s ODA2.2 Budget for Japanese ODA in 20042.3 Major DAC countries’ ODA2.4 ODA used for the counter-measures to arrest global warming

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2.1 Philosophy (Objectives, Policies and Priorities) of Japan’s ODA

1. Objectives:

Contribute to the peace and development of the international community, and thereby to help ensure Japan’s own security and prosperity.

2. Basic Policies:(1) Supporting self-help efforts

of developing countries(2) Perspective of “Human

security”(3) Assurance of fairness

(environmental and social impact, perspective of gender equality, etc. )

(4) Utilization of Japan’s experience and expertise

(5) Partnership and collaboration with international community

3. Priority issue(1) Poverty reduction(2) Sustainable growth(3) Addressing global issues(4) Peace-building

4. Priority RegionsAsia, which can have a major impact on Japan’s stability and prosperity, is a priority region for Japan. However, Japan will strategically prioritize, fully taking into account the diversity of the Asian countries’ socioeconomic conditions and changes in their respective assistance needs. Japan will prioritize its assistance for other regions on the basis of the charter, giving consideration the needs for assistance and the state of development

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<Back Ground of International Cooperation>

2.2 Budget for Japanese ODA in FY2005General

for Fisheries

for food

Rate: \105/US$Economic DevelopmentAssistanceUS$1,681million(MOF, JICA, JBIC, etc.)

ODAUS$7,487mil.

Bilateral DonationsUS$4,926mil.

Loan AidUS$1,661mil.(JBIC, etc.)

Contribution to International OrganizationUS$900 mil.

Technical CooperationUS$2,940 million(JICA, AOTS, JODC, etc.)

Project Loan

Non-project Loan

Grant Aid(Donations)US$5,826 mil.

Technical training in Japan

Dispatch of Experts

Project-Type Technical Cooperation

Development Survey

Provision of Equipment and Materials

Contributions, subscriptions, etc. to multilateral organizations(World Bank, Asian Development Bank, etc.)ECCJECCJ

OthersUS$305mil.

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2.3 Major DAC Countries' ODA(Net disbursement basis)

Million US$

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2.4 Ratios of（ODA used for the counter-measures to arrest global warming） against (total ODA amount)

in DAC countries

1.93.9

1.33.7

1.20.1

2.9 2.9

22.5

0

5

10

15

20

25

Denmark Sweden Canada U.K. Netherland France Germany U.S.A. Japan

%

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33. . International CooperationInternational Cooperationby ECCJby ECCJ

3.1 About the Energy Conservation

3.2 The schemes of International Cooperation for Energy Conservation

3.3 JICA Scheme

3.4 METI Scheme

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33. . International Cooperation by ECCJInternational Cooperation by ECCJ33..1 1 What are What are Important Important for the Energy Conservationfor the Energy Conservation

(1) Structure for Energy Conservation

(2) Effect of Energy ConservationEffect of Energy Conservation

((33) ) Energy Conservation Potential

(4) Technology Transfer

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(1) Structure for Energy Conservation

Policy Technology Capacity Building

Structure for Energy

Conservation

Energy/Economy

Data BaseImplementing

Body

Law & RegulationIncentives

(tax,subsidy,etc.)Finance

Energy Consumption(Volume/Cost)

Application of Suitable

Technology(Soft/Hard)

Education & Training

Maintain Human Resources

Dissemination & PR Activities

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Large Investment

　Effect : %

Small Investment

　Effect : %

No Investment

　　Effect : %

Ener

gy c

onse

rvat

ion

prog

ress

, %

Accelerated Energy Conservation Scenario

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25

20

15

10

Management

New Tech

Examined Tech

Enhanced Management

Facilities & Process change

Total Reduction

Year

A

B

C

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((22) ) Effect of Energy ConservationEffect of Energy Conservation

Investment for Energy Management Support System　　・ Measuring Instrument　　・ Control System

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(3) Energy Conservation Potential(The average of previous auditing cases in developing countries)

Before Improvement

After Improvement

Step1Step3Step2

5% 12%13%

30%Reduction

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< Energy Conservation Potential >

Step 1 Good Maintenance

・Proper Air Ratio・Maintenance (stop the leakage of air, fuel, etc)

STACK

Furnance

Close Opening

Fuel

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Step 2 Equipment Improvement

Air Pre-heater(Recuperator)

FURNACE

FAN・Reinforcing Insulation・Installing Recuperator

STACK


Fuel

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Slab

Ingot Casting & Slabing Method

Continuous Casting Method

Step 3 Change of Production Process

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Energy Management Structure

Plan

Plan

EnergyEnergyManagementManagement

Audit of EESmall Gr. ActivitiesGood Maintenance

CheckEvaluation of

Efficiency

DoExecution of

the Improvement

Action

Review

Arrange the Organization and the System

Set up the TargetPlanning

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((44) ) Technology TransferTechnology Transfer““ Transferred technology should be modified suitable for Transferred technology should be modified suitable for

the developing countries by themselves the developing countries by themselves !!””

Advanced countryAdvanced country Developing country

SELF-HELP EFFORT

Modify

DevelopTechnologyTechnology SuitableSuitable

TechnologyTechnology

･ Verified Technologies･ New Technologies (examples)

Regenerative Burner (Industry)Monitoring System (Residential) Direct Injection (Transportation)Measuring & Control System (General), etc.

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TransferTechnologychnology

<Technology>

Very ImportantVery Important

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Spiral mode of SpillSpiral mode of Spill--OverOverSharing Technical Information by the Compiled Technical Directories

< Technical Transfer >

Advancement effect of assimilation

Maximization of synergy Maximization of synergy effect by a transfer of effect by a transfer of TechnologiesTechnologies

Maturity

index of

energy M

aturity index

of energy

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33. . International Cooperation by ECCJInternational Cooperation by ECCJ33..2 2 International Cooperation Scheme for the Energy

Conservation

(1) Cooperation Network for the ECCJ

(2) Main Activities of ECCJ’s International Cooperation

(3) International Cooperation Scheme for the Energy Conservation

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((11) ) Cooperation Network for the ECCJCooperation Network for the ECCJ

Public Organizations(JICA,NEDO,JETRO)

Government(METI,ANRE)Research

Organizations

Private Companies

Expert Banking System

Energy Conservation CenterECCJ

Technical support

CooperationSupportCooperation

Dispatch

Overseas Counterparts( Government / Private Sectors)

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(2) Main Activities of ECCJ’s International Cooperation

1. Proposal for Policy Making・ Study of energy consumption and energy conservation policy・ Survey and feasibility study of the potentials on the energy

conservation and the reduction of GHG emission

2. Capacity Building・ Provision of the training courses in Japan and overseas・ Dispatching experts to the overseas for

seminar/workshop/training3. Technical Cooperation・ Factory energy audit and advice for the improvement based

on the results of plant surveys, energy conservation audit, etc.・ Cooperation and support for the establishment and operation of

the Energy Conservation Center or the same organization.

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(3) International Cooperation Scheme for the Energy Conservation

Government

(Japan)

JICA AOTSJODCECCJJETRONEDO

ECCJInternational

Cooperation

Energy Conservation Spread

Other Organizations

Human DevelopmentRequest

JICA: Japan International Cooperation AgencyAOTS: The Association for Overseas Technical ScholarshipECCJ: The Energy Conservation Center,JapanJODC: Japan Overseas Development CorporationJETRO: Japan External Trade OrganizationNEDO: New Energy and Industrial Technology Development

Organization

Governments (Developing Countries)

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METI and the Related Organizations in Japan for the Energy Conservation

METI(Ministry of

Economic, Trading and Industry)

(Incorporated Administrative

Agency)

Agency for NaturalResources & Energy

Secretariat

New Energy & Energy

Conservation Dept.

Resources & Fuel Dept.

Power & GasDept.

Regional Bureaus of Economy, Trade and Industry

Policy Section Energy Conservation

Section

New EnergySection

Public Relations

Dept.

ECCJ

Administration Dept.

Energy Environment Technology

Dept.

Energy Management

Examination & Training Center

International Energy

Environment Center

Ministry ofForeign Affairs

ECCJ Branches

Hokkaido, Tohoku, Tokai-Hokuriku, Kinki, Chugoku, Shikoku, Kyushu ( 7 regions)

Regional BureausHokkaido, Tohoku, Kanto, Chubu, Kinki, Chugoku,

Shikoku, Kyushu, Okinawa( 9 regions)

Collaboration

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JETRO

NEDO

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International Cooperation Schemes of ECCJ(Recent Projects)

Your Government’s Proposal to Japanese Government

JICA Scheme: JICA ECCJCapacity building(ex. Training in Japan , expert dispatch)Project –type technical cooperation

(ex. establishment of EE&C Center)

Japanese Government METI Scheme: ( METI) ECCJ

Capacity-Building (training course in Japan ,Expert dispatch, etc.)Technical Corporation(Dispatch experts for survey, energy audit, seminar, etc)

METI Scheme: NEDO, JETRO, etc. ECCJ

Capacity Building & Technical Transfer

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2000,03,04

Thailand

Thailand Malaysia

DS 1982,1992PTTC 2001-

China Rep. ArgentinaChina Rep.DS 1985-86PTTC 1992-1999

Hungary BulgariaArgentina

Iran PhilippinesDS 1987-89PTTC 1995-2000

Poland Korea

Thailand Indonesia Egypt

Iran

Malaysia India Kenya

DS 1995-97PTTC 2003-

China Rep. Romania Bangladesh

Argentine Sri Lanka Turkey

Philippines Taiwan Pakistan

Korea Mexico Brazil

India Tunisia Saudi Arabia

Kenya Bahrain Jordan

Sri Lanka Chile Cuba

Turkey Guatemala Peru

Mexico Venezuela

Tanzania

Brazil Vanuatu Czech

Nigeria Slovak

InvitingTrainees toJapan

Seminarsin countries

Plants SurveyPolicy Study

Energy Conservation

Center of Japan

Malaysia83,00,03,04

Vietnam94,95,01,02,04

Philippines95,01,02,04

Korea1997

Indonesia94,95,00,01,04

Development Survey & Project-Type Technical Cooperation

Turkey

DS 1997-1999

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Cambodia

Colombia

Croatia

Dominica

Ethiopia

Fiji

Honduras

Lithuania

Mongolia

Morocco

Oman

Paraguay

Uruguay

Viet Nam

Palestine

BulgariaDS 1992-94PTTC 1995-2001

DS 1999 - 2000PTTC 2000-

New comers in 2004

China Rep.1999-2002

SyriaCote d’Ivoire

g

Serbia and Montenegro

PolandPTTC 2004--

Cambodia

Myanmar

Thailand

Lao PDR

Singapore

Brunei 01,03,0400,03,,04

00,03,04

01,02,04

01,02,04

India01 & 04

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33. . International Cooperation by ECCJInternational Cooperation by ECCJ3.33.3 JICA SchemeJICA Scheme

(1) Energy Efficiency & Conservation Training Courses in Japan

(2) Project Type International Cooperation for the Energy ConservatiProject Type International Cooperation for the Energy Conservationon

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(1) Energy Efficiency & Conservation Training Courses in Japan

<<JICA JICA / / ECCJECCJ> > Worldwide Group Training on EE Worldwide Group Training on EE & & CCDuration: May 13, 2003 – July 3, 2003 (52 days)

Number of Participants: 13 (10 Countries)

Objectives: to understand;1. The energy situation and energy policy in Japan

2. The promotion policy for EE & C and its enforcement procedure

3. EE & C measures in the industrial, commercial and residential, and transport sector.

4. Energy management methods in buildings and factories.

Program:Lecture, Plant visit to study successful cases, Practical exercises (measurement of energy consumption), and Workshop (discussion and presentation).

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< EE&C Training Course in Japan >

JICA JICA //ECCJ Worldwide Group TrainingECCJ Worldwide Group Trainingon the Energy Efficiency and ConservationEnergy Efficiency and Conservation

((19861986 –– 20042004 every yearevery year))

Asia：:136 America: 61 Africa: 37 Others: 7

14Philippines342Guatemala17 Total : 2413Peru331Fiji16

　　　1Paraguay322Ethiopia15

　　　1Palestine3115Egypt14

5Viet Nam479Pakistan301Dominica13

4Venezuela461Oman292Cuba12

1Vanuatu452Mongolia281Croatia11

1Uruguay4413Mexico271Cote d'Ivoire10

9Turkey434Malaysia261Colombia9

3Tunisia422Lithuania2515China8

13Thailand412Korea242Chile7

2Tanzania4013Kenya231Cambodia6

1Syrian 392Jordan221Bulgaria5

11Sri Lanka388Iran2116Brazil4

1South Africa3717Indonesia206Bangladesh3

2Saudi Arabia3612India191Bahrain2

1Serbia and Montenegro352Honduras1813Argentina1

Part'ntsCountry　Part'ntsCountryNo.Part'ntsCountryNo.

No. of　　No. of　　No. of　　

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JICA JICA //ECCJ Energy Efficiency ECCJ Energy Efficiency & & Conservation Program Conservation Program for Central for Central & & Eastern European Countries Eastern European Countries

((19941994 –– 20032003 every yearevery year))Duration : October 15, 2003 – November 7, 2003 (17 days)Number of Participants : 12 (8 Countries)

Objectives: to understand1. The energy situation, and energy policy and regulation in Japan2. The promotion policy for EE & C and its enforcement procedure 3. EE & C measures in the industrial, commercial and residential, and transport sector.4. Energy management in buildings and factories. 5. R & D of New energy

Program:Lecture, Plant visit to study successful cases, country report, seminar and Workshop

(discussion and presentation).

<every year from 1994>

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JICA JICA //ECCJ Energy Efficiency ECCJ Energy Efficiency & & Conservation Program Conservation Program for Central for Central & & Eastern European Countries Eastern European Countries

((19941994 –– 20032003 every yearevery year))Number of Participants and CountriesNumber of Participants and Countries

11212111112111210111210Total

22000000000Serbia and Montenegro

10100000000Yugoslavia

10001000000Ukraine

130220120222Slovak

142112230210Romania

212222133123Poland

41011100000Lithuania

30010110000Latvia

101000002223Hungary

10001000000Estonia

111000003232Czech

91222200000Croatia

182212232220Bulgaria

40111100000Albania

Total2003200220012000199919981997199619951994　

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((22) ) Project Type International CooperationProject Type International CooperationEstablishment of Energy Conservation CenterEstablishment of Energy Conservation Center

THAILAND : ECCT (2002.4~05.4)

IRAN : NTCEM (2003.4~07.3)

TURKEY : NECC (2000.8~05.7)

BULGARIA : EEC (1995.11~00.10)

ARGENTINA : CIPURE (1995.7~00.6)

CHINA : ECTC (1992.7~99.1)MasterPlan

ECC : The Energy Conservation CenterECTC : Dalian China Energy Conservation Training CenterCIPURE : The Rational Use of Energy CenterNECC : The National Energy Conservation CenterECCT : The Energy Conservation Center ,ThailandNTCEM : The National Training Center for Energy Management

Dispatch ofexperts

ECCJTraining in

Japan

Provision ofequipment

POLAND : ECTC (2004.7～08.6)

In progress

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Objectives and provided services from Japan sideObjectives and provided services from Japan side< JICA Project-type International Cooperation >

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

(1) China

Establish Dalian Chinese Energy Conservation TrainingCenter, by means of training the experts of the energyconservation, promote and disseminate the energyconservation technologies all over the country.

5 years(1992.7 - 1999.1 ○ ○ ○

(2) Argentine

Bring up CP who can promote and guide the energyconservation activities in Argentine and through CP bring upthe energy managers and implement the enlightenment anddissemination of the energy conservation.

5 yeas(1995.7 - 2000.6)

○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○

(3) Bulgaria

the Ministry of Economy so that they obtain the abilities topropose the policy of Bulgaria's energy conservation and toconduct and guide her industries for the energyconservation.

5 years(1995.11 - 2000.10)

○ ○ ○ ○

(4) Turkey

Establish and operate the Energy Conservation Center sothat they can contribute to the energy conservation in theTurkey industries.

5 years(2000.8 - 2005.7)

○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○

(5) Thailand

Establishment the National Training and Examination Systemfor Qualification of the Certified Energy Manager (EM) inThailand.

3 yeas(2002.4 - 2005.4)

○ ○ ○

(6) IranEstablishment the National Training Center for energymanagement in order to contribute to the energymanagement of the industrial sector in Iran

4 years(2003.3 - 2007.3)

○ ○ ○ ○ ○

(7) PolandThe Energy Conservation Technology Center is establishedas the governmental structure for promotion of the energyconservation of Polish industrial sector.

4 years(2004.7 - 2008.6)

○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○

Note 1 : Provided services by Japan side(1) Establish training system for the energy conservation (4) Provide equipment /instruments for energy audits(2) Provide energy audit training (5) Advise of PR and dissemination activities(3) Provide mini-plant for the training of the energy conservation (6) Advise to the energy conservation policies

Provided services by Japan side(See note 1)Country Objectives Duration

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< JICA Project-type International Cooperation >

Energy Conservation Research/Training Center

Office

Practice

Library

Training

Lecture

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JICAJICA//ECCJ Turkey Energy Conservation ProjectECCJ Turkey Energy Conservation Project

DurationDuration: : August August 2000 2000 –– July July 20052005Counter partCounter part: : EIE EIE / / NECCNECC((National Energy Conservation CenterNational Energy Conservation Center))

Object:Support to the establishment and operation of the Energy Conservation Center so that

they can contribute to the energy conservation in the Turkey industries.

Program: ・・ Advice to the government how to promote the energy conservationAdvice to the government how to promote the energy conservation policypolicy

・・ Provision of the necessary facilities to the ECC for the educaProvision of the necessary facilities to the ECC for the education and training for tion and training for the engineers for the energy managersthe engineers for the energy managers

・ Education and training of the personals who can managemanage

and maintain the energy conservation training center in and maintain the energy conservation training center in Turkey

・ Training course in Japan

・ Plant survey and audit

・ Seminar and workshopSeminar and workshop

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Mini-plant for Training (1)< JICA Project-type International Cooperation >

Furnace (Iran)Training Center (Iran)

Recuperator (Iran) Measurement Instrument (Iran)

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Mini-plant for Training (2)

Fan (Poland)Steam Trap (Poland)

Boiler (Poland) Water Pump (Poland)

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Mini-plants for Training (3)< JICA Project-type International Cooperation >

Compressor (Poland) Furnace and Burner (Thailand)

Lecture Room Textbooks & Manuals

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Cooperation for Energy Conservation in ThailandCooperation for Energy Conservation in ThailandDevelopment of the ProjectDevelopment of the Project

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Cooperation for Energy Conservation in TurkeyCooperation for Energy Conservation in TurkeyDevelopment of the ProjectDevelopment of the Project

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Cooperation for Energy Conservation in ICooperation for Energy Conservation in I..RR. . IranIranDevelopment of the ProjectDevelopment of the Project

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Cooperation for Energy Conservation in PolandCooperation for Energy Conservation in PolandDevelopment of the Project


Development of the Project

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JICA Energy Conservation ProjectDispatch Experts for supporting the project (FY2004)

*1: Energy Service Company 　*2: Specific Energy Consumption

2005/2/27～4/231Installation of the mini-plants for the EC training Poland

2004/12/5～262Detail design of the mini-plants for EC trainingPoland

2004/11/28～12/51Seminar for Energy ConservationPoland

2005/2/6～3/42Energy audit, Seminar & Workshop for SEC*2Iran

2005/2/6～191Seminar & Workshop for ESCOIran

2004/11/25～12/51Project evaluation and advising Iran

2004/7/16～291MAP Method (for problem finding)Iran

2004/6/4～6/211Seminar & Workshop for ESCO *1Iran

2004/7/11～7/171Seminar & Workshop for Energy Manager SystemThailand

2005/2/20～4/22Energy Audit and Seminar for paper industryTurkey

2004/6/1～7/11Energy Audit and Seminar for food industryTurkey

2004/9/5～10/241Energy Audit and Seminar for steel industryTurkey

2004/5/16～6/131Energy Audit and Seminar for steel industryTurkey

ScheduleNo. of　ExpertsPurposeCountry

　Dispatch EC Experts for JICA EC Project (FY2004)

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JICA JICA //ECCJ Turkey Energy Conservation Project ECCJ Turkey Energy Conservation Project <Project: August 2000 – July 2005>

Duration: November 17, 2002 – December 14, 2002 (28 days)

Number of Participants: 3 counterparts(experts)

Objectives1. To understand the energy conservation policy and the Law, and energy management in Japan.

2. Brash-up the skill for the expert (auditor, trainer).

3. To understand successful cases in the energy conservation .

Program:1. Lecture & observation on measuring instruments and training facilities (i.e. boiler,furnace,

inverter-controlled system, lighting etc.).

2. Training for audit technique (heat and electricity measurement, calculation, reporting etc.)

3. Participation to the practical on-site audit conducted by Japanese experts

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The Program on Energy Conservation for IranThe Program on Energy Conservation for IranDuration: February 9, 2004 – February 20, 2004 (9 days) 10 Trainees

February 7, 2005 – February 18, 2005 (9 days) 9 TraineesNumber of Participants: 10 trainees (government officers)

Objectives:1. To understand the energy conservation policy and the law, and energy

management in Japan.2. To develop leadership for promote the energy conservation in Iran

Program:1. Lecture : The energy conservation policy, regulation, management, procedures, etc.2. Visit to ENEX2004 to learn the energy conservation and new energy in Japan

3. Plant visit to understand successful cases .

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JICA Energy Conservation ProjectEC Training in Japan (FY2004)

Lecture, plant visit & practiceTechnical22005/02/21～03/11Poland

Lecture, plant visit & practiceTechnical42004/06/28～07/30　

Lecture and plant visitPolicy12003/07/22～08/01　

Lecture, plant visit & practiceTechnical32003/07/14～08/08Thailand




Lecture, plant visit & practiceTechnical22003/02/27～03/17Iran







Lecture, plant visit & practiceTechnical22001/10/07～11/15Turkey

Training ProgramTrainingTraineesTraining PeriodCountries

　Type ofNo. of　　

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Establishment of New ProjectRequest for technical

cooperation• Technical cooperation project to be

created by:

1) Project forming by request from foreign countries

2) Project forming by a project finding mission

• Typical case of project forming

1) Preparation of project plan by Counterpart with consideration of Japanese side support

2) Request of technical cooperation to JICA Office or Japanese Embassy through Ministry of Foreign Affairs or related Ministries

3) Project finding mission and/or study mission by JICA

4) Signing of Minutes of Meeting or Record of Discussion by JICA and Counterpart representative

5) Start of Development Study or Project Type Technical Cooperation

<<in Japanin Japan>

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Related Related

MinistryMinistry

Ministry Ministry of Foreign of Foreign

AffairsAffairs

JICAJICA

County County OfficeOffice

Japanese Japanese EmbassyEmbassy

Ministry of Ministry of Foreign Foreign AffairsAffairs

Ministry of Ministry of EconomyEconomy, , Trade Trade

and Industry and Industry ((METIMETI) )

JICAJICA

>Preparation of project plan

including scope of Japanese

side

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(1) METI Training Program on EE METI Training Program on EE & & C in JapanC in Japan

(2) PROMEEC Project

(3) Dispatch EE & C Experts

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Duration: September 27, 2004 – October, 2004 (10 days)

Number of Participants: 15

Objectives: (1) To enable the participants from government and public sectors to acquire better capabilities to enforce the energy conservation decree in Vietnam.(2) To provide more opportunities to enhance their understanding for energy manager/officer system in Japan for practical application of the system in Vietnam.(3) To learn Japanese methodologies for　energy management as well as energy conservation such as small group activity and TPM　(total productive maintenance), as well as the qualified person for energy management system in Japan

Program:Lecture, Plant visit to study excellent energy management and Workshop (discussion and

presentation of action plan for EE&C).

<Example of Training Course　in Japan>

((11) ) METI Training Program on EE METI Training Program on EE & & CCfor Vietnamfor Vietnam

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Energy Conservation Training Courses(FY2004 & 2005)- METI Scheme

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(1) Bi-countries basis (ASEAN and other Asia countries)

Country Training CourseNo. of

Trainees Schedule

Vietnam Policy 15 2004/927～10/8

Malaysia Policy 19 2005/1/6～1/19

Indonesia Policy 21 2005/1/24～2/4

ThailandTechnical (EC

Manual) 20 2005/5/16～27

PhilippinesPolicy (Steel

Industry) 20 2005/6/8～21

Vietnam Policy 20 2005/8/29 ～　9/9

Indonesia Policy 20 2005/9/20 ～ 30

Others (3 countries) Policy 60 Under planning

(2) Multi-countries basis

CountryNo. of

Trainees Schedule

1st Training (All ASEAN) Policy 19 2005/7/25 ～29

2nd Training (ASEAN Group 1) Policy 24 2005/11/24 ～ 12/23rd Training (ASEAN Group 2) Policy 25 2006/1/12 ～ 204th Training (All ASEAN) Policy 30 2006/2/6 ～ 17

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(2) ASEAN PROMEEC (Promotion for Energy Efficiency and Conservation) ProjectDetails of Activities

Japanese side financially support and dispatch experts to ASEAN countries (10 countries) for the Energy　Audits and Seminar/Workshop conducted by ACE (ASEAN Center of Energy)

Major Industry & Building1. Follow-up investigation of the realization and dissemination of the previous

recommendations and consultation for further improvement2. Development of Database/Benchmark/Guideline of EC3. Preparation of Directory of Technologies

(Including introduction of the successful cases)

Energy Management (New)Joint activities to establish the Energy Management System for ASEAN by ASEAN

Working Team and Japanese Experts1. Analyzing recommendations (Industry / Building) related to the Energy

Management 2. Information Exchange and Identification of Barriers / Countermeasures in each

Country3. Building Concept of ASEAN Energy Management System for ASEAN4. Developing ASEAN Energy Management System

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Activities of PROMEEC ProjectPreparation of Tools for Dissemination

TechnicalDirectories

(For Buildingsand Industries)

ComprehensiveTechnical Information

With Successful ExamplesFuture Network

for ASEAN

DB/J DB / I DB/H

DB/G

DB/F

DB/EDB / DDB/C

DB/B

DB/A

DatabaseASEAN

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Industries : For Sub-sectors

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InternationalCooperation

on EM for ASEAN

TrainingService

EnergyAudit

InformationService Advisory

Service

“ASEAN EnergyManagement System”

Campaign/Award System Coordination

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countries

To Develop “ASEAN Energy Management System”

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ASEAN PROMEEC Project ( Overview of Activities)Phase – 1 : FY2000 – 2003

Brunei Cambodia Indonesia Lao Malaysia Myanmar Philippine Singapore Thailand Vietnam

1．Country Condition

(1)Area (km2) 5765 180000 1920000 236800 330000 680000 300000 659.9 513114 327000

(2)Population(x103) 337/'99 11430/'98 203456/'00 5218/'00 23250/'00 48100/'99 75330/'00 3263/'00 61940/'00 76328/'99

(3)GDP(US$) per capita 14522/'99 (270)/'00 753/'00 (400)/'00 3680/'00 (114)/'99 1039/'00 28272/'00 1944/'00 400/'00

2．Building

(1)Audit/Award (03-04) ○ 2001 ○ 2001 (03-04) (03-04) ○ (02-03) ○ 2001 ○ 2000 ○ 2000 ○ (02-03)

3．Biomas

(1)Palm Waste ○

(2)MSW ○ ○

(3) Agricultural Waste

4．Industry

(1)Cement ○ 2000

(2)Textile ○ 2000

(3)Paper / Pulp ○ 2000

(4)Oil Refinery ○ 2001

(5)Ceramic/Porcelain ○ 2001

(6)Hydropower ○ 2001

(7)Garment ○ (02-03)

(8)Iron & Steel ○ (02-03)

(9)Food (03-04)

(10)Chemical (Caustic Soda) (03-04)

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ASEAN PROMEEC - Dispatch Specialists in FY2004

ASEAN PROMEEC Project (FY2004) - METI Scheme

Country PurposeNo. of

spe'lists Schedule Indonesia Inception Workshop 2 2004/8/25～26 Indonesia Energy Audit, Seminar & Workshop for Building 3 2004/9/13～18 Indonesia Seminar & Workshop for Energy Management 2 2004/11/29～12/1 Indonesia Discussion on the next year activities with ACE 3 2005/3/16～18 Malaysia Energy Audit, Seminar & Workshop for Main Industry 3 2004/11/22～26 Malaysia Seminar & Workshop for Energy Management 2 2004/12/7～8 Thailand Energy Audit, Seminar & Workshop for Building 3 2004/11/1～5 Thailand Seminar & Workshop for Energy Management 2 2004/12/13～14 Philippines Energy Audit, Seminar & Workshop for Building 3 2004/11/8～12 Philippines Seminar & Workshop for Energy Management 2 2004/12/9～11 Vietnam Energy Audit, Seminar & Workshop for Main Industry 3 2004/10/24～29 Vietnam Seminar & Workshop for Energy Management 2 2004/10/13～14 Singapore Seminar & Workshop for Energy Management 2 2004/12/2～3Singapore Post-workshop 4 2005/2/7～9

Cambodia Energy Audit, Seminar & Workshop for Building 3 2004/9/19～25 Cambodia Seminar & Workshop for Energy Management 2 2004/10/8～9 Lao PDR Energy Audit, Seminar & Workshop for Main Industry 4 2004/11/15～19 Lao PDR Seminar & Workshop for Energy Management 2 2004/10/11～12 Myanmar Energy Audit, Seminar & Workshop for Main Industry 2 2004/12/7～16 Myanmar Seminar & Workshop for Energy Management 2 2004/10/5～7Burunei Seminar & Workshop for Energy Management 2 2004/12/4～6

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ASEAN PROMEEC －Energy Audit and Workshop

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Dispatch EE & C ExpertsGAP (Green Aid Plan) Project (FY2004)

(China, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, Malaysia, India and Vietnam: 7 countries)

Note: The activities for Philippines and India are through JETRO.

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ConsultingConsulting

Sending InformationSending Information

URL: http://www.eccj.or.jp

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efficiency efficiency ** Information Information ((Energy statisticsEnergy statistics, , Best practices for Best practices for

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