Energy Challenges in Latin America and the Caribbean by 2030

Belize

Ryan Cobb

Energy Officer

Panama, Panama

September, 2016

Total Primary Energy Supply (TPES) in 2015

Hydro 5,42% Biomass

21,93% Solar 0,01%

Wood 6,11%

Natural Gas 0,52%

Crude Oil 3,28%

LFO 0,00%

Kerosene 3,83%

Diesel 23,92%

Gasoline 22,91%

LPG 6,21%

CFE 5,86%

Where we got our primary energy from in 2015

RE: 33.5%

Hydro 235.936 MWh

35,06%

Biomass 135.352 MWh

20,11%

Diesel 27.047 MWh

4,02%

Natural Gas 3.181 MWh

0,47%

CFE 255.015 MWh

37,89%

Crude Oil 15.804 MWh

2,35%

Solar 629 MWh

0,09%

Gross Electricity Generation by Primary Fuel (2015)

RE: 55.3% FF: 6.9%

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Dramatically lower energy intensities compared to business-as-usual (BAU) in Transport, Industry, Residential & Commercial Buildings, and Public Buildings & Lighting

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Shift the energy matrix for Electricity, Heat and Mechanical power away from fossil fuels

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production systems using the output from Agriculture and Forestry for the co-production of Food, Feed, Fibre, Chemicals and Fuel (including electricity & heat)

Solids -Pellets, Charcoal

Gas - Biogas, Syngas

Liquids – Ethanol, Pyrolysis Liquids, Bio-diesel

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Enhancing National Capacity in Clean Energy and Clean Production. In

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Universal access to affordable, modern energy services, including having a resilient grid.

Five-(5) Pillars - Belize Sustainable Energy Roadmap 2030

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Hydro Small Hydro Biomass Anaerobic Digestion Landfill Gas Diesel Heavy Fuel Oil WindUtility Solar PV Solar PV Distributed Wind/Storage CFE

The potential: unrealized EE and RE can save money, increase energy security, and reduce CO2 emissions

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Energy efficiency (all sectors) -24% vs. BAU

RE as a share of gross generation 89% (vs.43% BAU)

Savings BZ$ (NPV) 524M

CO2 avoided (million tons) 2.4

BAU Demand

NSES core strategy: electricity exports

NSES Demand

CREATING AN ENABLING ENVIRONMENT FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY (MARKET TRANSFORMATION

TOOLKIT)

Rational Energy

End-Use

Financial/Market Mechanisms

Energy Standards &

Labels

Monitoring, Verification & Enforcement

Human & Technical Capacity

Awareness & Outreach

Applied Research

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√Two-(2) hydroelectric facilities and a utility-scale PV facility have been selected for supply contracts.

√When all three-(3) are fully functional RE in the electricity mix will grow 12% in 2020.

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sugarcane processing facilities have been selected for supply contracts.

√When both are fully functional the bagasse in electricity mix will grow 27%; sugarcane in TPES will double, and Belize’s 2020 target for biofuels production will be met.

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Request for Proposal – RFPEG2013

www.olade.org/semana-energia-sostenible

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