REPORTING FRAMEWORK FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY LEADERSHIP NETWORK
R Stockill20 JUNE 2013
Reporting Framework for EELN
• The Four Pillars• Objectives of Reporting• Reporting Platform• Data Collection• Why Participate?• Next Steps
The Four Pillars
• The Energy Efficiency Leadership Network is built on four pillars:– Development of Internal Plans for Energy
Efficiency,
Energy Management Plans
ISO 50001 Certification
Greenhouse Gas Handbook/ Policy
Dedicated Energy Champion
Certified Energy Professional
The Four Pillars
• The Energy Efficiency Leadership Network is built on four pillars:– Development of Internal Plans for Energy
Efficiency,– Adoption of Internal Targets,
Do you have a target?
Baseline Year
Baseline Assumptions
Target Management
The Four Pillars
• The Energy Efficiency Leadership Network is built on four pillars:– Development of Internal Plans for Energy
Efficiency,– Adoption of Internal Targets,– Publication of reports to monitor progress and
share knowledge,
Project Types
Technology Choices
Costs and Paybacks
The Four Pillars
• The Energy Efficiency Leadership Network is built on four pillars:– Development of Internal Plans for Energy
Efficiency,– Adoption of Internal Targets,– Publication of reports to monitor progress and
share knowledge,– Capacity building.
Number of Green Jobs
Training Given and Attended
Reporting Objectives
• Communicate to External Stakeholders– Penetration– Maturity
• Inform Members– Penetration– Maturity– Best Practice / Benchmarks– Case Studies
Reporting Platform
• Web Based• Dynamic and Interactive• EELN Benchmark• Quantitative Assessments• Case Studies
Data Collection
Adopt a tiered approach to data collection.•Tier 1: Basic Questions,•Tier 2: Selections, Short Answers,•Tier 3: Full Disclosure.
Why Participate?
• Will be designed to form part of other reporting efforts.
Pledge Carbon Disclosure Project
Global Reporting Initiative
National Climate Change Response Database
Mandatory Reporting and Mitigation Plans4
Internal Plans
Sect. 2: Strategy Not applicable Not applicable These plans are in development and are expected to become available for public comment through DEA and DoE in the near future.
Targets Sect. 3: Targets EN18 Not applicable
Reporting Sect. 3: Targets EN16;EN17 Project Types
Capacity Building
Sect. 1: Governance. Sect. 3.3: Initiatives
Sample Reports
PenetrationPercentage of members with building blocks in place to manage energy efficiency
MaturityPercentage of members with plans in place and how entrenched they are
Knowledge Sharing Examples
Benchmark against other projects
Summary of Leadership Network Initiatives
TechnologyNo of
ProjectsInstalled
MWe
Average Cost/Mwe
(ZARm)
Average Utilisation
(%)
Total Annual CO2e
Savings
Average Payback (Months)
Waste Heat Recovery 7 25 R 16.25 78 162,279 23
VSD Installation 12 14 R 8.00 94 109,518 16
Energy Efficient Lighting 32 16 R 6.00 97 129,157 13Annual CO2 Savings
Equivalent Utilisation
Next Steps
• Agree on principles of reporting– Penetration, Maturity, Case Studies
• Decide on data collection timelines– Tier 1, 2 & 3
• Report specifications– Survey of reports that Network would like
For Further Information Contact:Robb Stockill
[email protected] CARBON (227 266)
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