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Energy Efficiency

Wednesday, February 24, 2016 Energy Efficiency - Mohamed Salah Elsobki (jr.) 1

Mohamed Salah ElSobki (Jr)Executive Chairman

New and Renewable Energy Authority (NREA)Ministry of Electricity and Renewable Energy

(MoE&RE)

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Why address Energy Efficiency?

Avoid spending money (at both supply and demand levels).

Avoid energy sacristy.

A new line of activity.

A business opportunity.

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The future development of energy use)including fuel products, NG and electricity(

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Renewable - current 3000 MW and target 13500 MW (9%) (2022)

Nuclear up 4000-5000 MW (6%) (2022)

Reduce energy use by 8,3% (2022)

Retain Oil and NG levels of production (40%) (2022)

94% from fossil fuel and NG5% hydro

1% from wind and others

وضع الطاقة في مصر سابقاً ، حالياً ، المتوقع في المستقبلThe Status of Energy in Egypt: The Present, Past and Future


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Expected / Targeted Future Energy Status up 2022 (ambitious)

Retain Oil and improve on NG levels of production

(5% annually) (61%)

Still need additional energy to get from else where (15%)


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Energy and GDP

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Specific Energy Consumption

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The targeted estimates for the saving percentages in 2022

Source: Data from Ministry of Electricity and Ministry of

Petroleum

Sector

Percentage

of energy

use (%)

Estimated

saving

percentage (%)

Saving

percentage of

the total use (%)

Notes

Industry 47 20 9.4 Great impact

Transportation 29 15 4.5high percentage for

use - Various

Residential,

commercial and

tourism

20 15 3 Various sectors

Governmental

and public uses3 15 0.45

Small percentage

but have a great

political and social

impact

Agricultural and

irrigation1 5 0.05 Small percentage

100%


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Supreme Energy CouncilPrime Minister

EE unit at the Center for decision Support at the Cabinet of Ministries

Headed by the Secretary General or his representative

and contains representatives of ministries:Finance Petroleum, Electricity, Environment, Trade and Industry, Local

Development, Tourism, Transportation

ElectricityPetroleumIntelligenceInvestment

Environ-ment

Foriegn Affairs Defense Planning Finance

Managing Committee

Housing and

Building National Research Center

EE unit at Housing

Tourism

Managing Committee

Tourism

Development Authority

EE unit at tourism

Local Development

Managing Committee

Ministry

EE unit at Local

IndustryHousingTransport

Managing Committee

National

Institute for Transportation

EE unit at Transport

Managing Committee

Internal Trade


EE unit at Trade

Managing Committee

Industrial


EE unit at Industry council


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تعريفة إستخدام الطاقة في مصر Energy Tariffs in Egypt


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Uniform Energy Rates

Uniform rates

Usage

Price per unit of energy

(kWh or liter or tonor M3 )

•All Oil & NG users except residential and

commercial.•EHV, HV, some MV & LV.

Between 2 to 4 cents / kWh1.25 – ≈ 4 US$ /Million BTU of NG

1000 LE ≈ 200 US$ /ton fuel #6


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Uniform Energy Rates/time

Usage


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Inverted (inclining) Block Rates

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Block 2

Block 1

Usage

Price per(kWh or M3

of NG)

Inverted block rates are used in

Egypt for residential and

commercial end users.

Between ≈ 1 to 6 US cents / kWh – ResBetween ≈ 3 to 11 US cents / kWh - Res

Between ≈ 2 – 6 US cents /m3 of NG


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Energy Efficiency Technologies

Thermal

Electrical

Both


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Energy Efficiency Technologies

Wednesday, February 24, 2016 Energy Efficiency - Mohamed Salah Elsobki (jr.)

Waste Heat Recovery (WHR)

Combustion Control (CC)

Insulation

Power Factor Improvement (PFI)

High Efficiency Lighting (HEL)

High Efficiency Motors (HEM)

Energy Management Systems (EMS)

Co-Generation

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Energy Efficiency Activities in Egypt

Energy Efficiency Measures in Egypt over the last 32 years tackled five main areas. These area are:

Institutional Development (SEC, OEP, etc.)

Legislations and polices (pricing, laws, etc.)

Training and awareness (a large number of trainees)

Energy information systems (case studies, etc)

Technical programs and Implementation projects (moderate number of implementations)


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A proposed scheme for EE policies


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Specific Energy Consumption

Best

Performers

Performers

who can do better

International benchmark

Average Local Performer

Source: Environics-2012

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Impacts on Wider

Economy

Negative

Impacts to be

Minimized

Industry

Wide

Changes in

Price and

level of

production

The Scheme Dynamics

Change in

Marginal Cost of

Energy

(1)

Local Data

Input

Change in

International

Benchmark

(2)

Local Energy

Performance

Distribution

(3)

Scheme

implementation

Entry and Exit

Individual Changes in SEC and

Level of Production

Support from EE/RE fund

time

SEC


Source: Environics-2012

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