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Annexe 5 508 ENERGIE ET DEVELOPPEMENT DURABLE EN MEDITERRANEE Tableau 10 Programme d’équipement de l’ONE Ouvrages hydroélectriques 440 MW 3,2 milliards dh Turbines à gaz et groupes diesel Centrale thermosolaire Ain Béni Mathar (gaz naturel) 700 MW 3,9 milliards dh 472 MW 5,0 milliards dh Parcs Eoliens 1000 MW 13,8 milliards dh Centrale à charbon 1.320 MW 21,6 milliards dh Figure 15 Evolution projetée de la capacité du parc de production électrique 15 000 MW 12 500 10 000 7 500 5 000 2 500 0 5 312 5 352 6 524 7 364 7 964 9 284 10 484 11 284 12 604 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
SYRIA Eng. Ashraf Kraidy, National Energy Research Center TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Summary ........................................................................................................................ 511 1. Challenges and energy sustainability.................................................................................................... 511 2. Indicators ................................................................................................................................................... 512 3. The currently established policies in terms of RE and RUE ............................................................... 512 4. Difficulties, possible solutions, needed reforms ................................................................................. 512 5. Success story............................................................................................................................................. 512 II. Résumé ......................................................................................................................... 513 1. Défis et durabilité ..................................................................................................................................... 513 2. Indicateurs ................................................................................................................................................. 514 3. Les politiques d’ER et d’URE actuellement en place .......................................................................... 514 4. Blocages, solutions possibles, réformes nécessaires ........................................................................ 514 5. Les Success stories .................................................................................................................................. 515 III. National study .............................................................................................................. 517 Introduction .................................................................................................................................................... 517 1. The country's energy situation: indicators & basic data .................................................................... 517 2. Rational Energy Use (RUE) - Renewable Energies (RE): (policies, tools, progress, resulting effects, case studies) .................................................................................................................................... 538 3. Examples of good practice, case studies ............................................................................................. 562 4. Proposals for more sustainable energy development ........................................................................ 566 5. List of illustrations .................................................................................................................................... 570
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