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Development of energy efficiency projects in industries and services Pr. Issakha Youm NDE, Senegal Africa Climate Week “Climate Action for Sustainable Development: Driving Change in Africa” April,9th-13th, Nairobi, Kenya

CONTEXT Electricity Oil products Households fuels 45% biomass, 51% oil products 83% consumption from households and transportation Efficiency of carbonisation 27%

CONTEXT Energy consumption by 2020 (MWh) Possible energy savings (MWh) share in energy consumptions Residential 2176879 1280661 59% Professionals and Services 1211401 420311 35%   Industries 1338513 271644 20% Administrations 415408 218698 53% Total 5142201 2191314 43% Improve energy demand management : communication, efficient light, pricing, incentives, peak demand shaving… PSE line 287 Target : 40% energy saving by 2020: Implementation of measures from DSM study LPDSE 1271 industries & 1929 MV-HV 36% electricity cons & 16,3% energy con -de 1% of consumers

Why cog/ tri generation ? Cogeneration or combined heat and power(CHP) generation is a very efficient energy technology which can provide energy savings compared to other technologies. Source : http://northernutilities.co.uk

Why cog/tri generation ? Trigeneration or combined cooling, heat and power (CCHP), is the process by which some of the heat produced by a cogeneration plant is used to generate chilled water for air conditioning or refrigeration. An absorption chiller is linked to combined heat and power (CHP) to provide this functionality. Source adapted from http://www.ettespower.com

Why cog/tri generation ? Co/tri generation allows multi-level energy optimisation : Energy consumption (especially fossil) : better use of fuel Use of renewable energies : local resources such as waste, biomass, … Investment in the energy sector : proximity of co/tri generation units reduces investments in network distribution and energy losses by around 30 to 40 %. Reduced spending on electricity which helps to reduce operating expenses. Limits of co/tri generation: Exact estimation of heat and cold requirements determines the choice and dimensioning of the units of co/tri generation

Our expectations Available study not detailed Findings Expectations Highlight: Technology analysis Constraints for its deployment Required investment Detailed implementation Appropriate monitoring & evaluation tools Financial scheme and resource recovery Environmental issues Available study not detailed Co/tri generation technology is not well developpeds in the country Study and tools development Development of an additional study and monitoring/evaluation tools: available study is not detailed and didn’t focus only on the proposed technology. The additional study will be a way to highlight

Adaptation to local context Technical advices on policies Our expectations help to prepare, for specific industries and services, the project documents for its implementation and the financial scheme for the required investments. proposed technology is not well known in the country, for its effective promotion, teams needs to be trained well to master the subject and be able to manage well the project. help to identify the other measures to undertake or to propose in order to back the development of the project. Policy measures are important for the adoption of some practices and technologies than demonstration and communication; to specific needs in the country and to the local existing materials for the fuel. The adaptation of this technology to the local context will improve its benefits and can reduce its costs Adaptation to local context Project development Capacity building Technical advices on policies

Strengthen the projects of AEME Test laboratory implementation; diagnosis of lighting at household level (1025) and administrative buildings (33); feasibility study and environmental study; capacity building for customs; 15924 LED and 82604 CFL diffusion; savings of 3.99 GWh et 0.9 million USD Efficient lighting Administration Diagnosis of subscription policies, billing file analysis, identification and correction of anomalies, installation of capacitor bank, savings of 0.82 million USD Website on energy efficiency, media communication for consumers and institution, road shows, chat, flyers and other communication support. Communication Decree to forbid incandescent lamp importation and decree for mandatory compliance with standards; draft decree on labelling domestic equipment, 28 standards adopted on public lighting and work place lighting, domestic equipment and solar water heating Regulations Feasibility study/project impact study, pre-diagnoses and energy diagnoses , thematic studies for communication support development Studies Regional training workshop on energy efficiency; capacity building for stakeholders. Training/Capacity building International partners (ADEME, AMEE, MAC, IFDD, ANME) and national partners (ASN, SENELEC, PNEEB-TYPHA, SN-HLM, PROQUELEC, PACEV, DGPU) Partnerships

What actions to support promotion of co/tri generation ? Stakeholders mapping (listing, interest, etc.) Roles and responsibilities Communication plan of each stakeholder Inclusive partnership approach Energy needs estimation by sector and sub-sector Resource evaluation by sector and sub-sector Technology guide (identification and selection of technology) Feasibility study of the chosen technology Project development with bankable business plan Technology solutions adapted, bankable and generating advantage Use existing projects as demonstration showcase Implementation of new demonstration project Clear and adapted documentation Field visit and on-site training Information and advice services (MEME & BMN) Monitoring and evaluation Promotion campaign Awareness and demonstration

What actions to support promotion of co/tri generation ? Specific decree for co/tri generation Develop a coordinating body among many existing agencies Awareness and capacity building Better collaboration between the electricity company and auto-producers developing co/tri generation projects Political willingness and favourable regulatory and institutional framework Needs analysis and skill gap among stakeholders Development and continuous adaptation of training Engineering and project management Operation and maintenance Research Development &Demonstration Capacity development and targeted human resources Capital investment grant (per installed kW) Interest rate subsidy Favourable tax system (customs exemption) Feed-in tariffs Bonus system (per installed kW) Net metering CO2 tax deduction Appropriate and effective incentive system

Thank you for your attention ASANTE SANA Thank you for your attention