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EWG <strong>Expert</strong> <strong>Group</strong> on Energy Efficiency & Conservation (EGEE&C)Asia-PacificEconomic Cooperationdemonstrating newtechnologies)Procurement policiesEnergy efficiency upgradesto public buildingsawareness, attitudes, lackof informationinfrastructure, attitudesleadership (i.e. leading byexample), good valueleadershipBusiness sectorSub sector Priority Key barriers Key drivers(besidesreducedcosts &emissions)CommercialbuildingsLightingSpace heating/AirconditioningSplit incentives and lack ofcapitalLack of capital, split incentives,payback periodPrimaryproductionIndustrialOtherOffice equipment multiple marketadvantageAgricultureMotors and drivesEnergy managementpracticesEnergy efficiency inManufacturingSmall and mediumbusinesseslack of information, lack ofcapitallack of capitallack of capital, lack of expertiselack of capital, payback periodmultipleenergysecurity andproductivityconsumerdemandenergysecurityAction: The Chair recommended that these project priorities, barriers, and drivers be revisitedwhen the EGEE&C evaluates future project proposals.EGEE&C Report to EWG 39 Page 4
EWG <strong>Expert</strong> <strong>Group</strong> on Energy Efficiency & Conservation (EGEE&C)Asia-PacificEconomic CooperationCurrent <strong>APEC</strong>-funded EGEEC projects (as at January 2010)ProjectMethodologies to measureindustrial energy efficiency(USA)Building Codes: how to ensurethey are implemented (USA)Energy-Saving Windows:Window and GlazingTechnology (USA)Cool Roofs in <strong>APEC</strong> Economies(USA)Energy & Water Efficiency inWater Supply (USA)Alignment of national standbypower structures (Australia)Harmonization of EnergyManagement Standards in<strong>APEC</strong> Region (China)Seasonal EnergyEfficiency Ratings (SEER)(Chinese Taipei)Energy Standards InformationSystem (ESIS)UpdateProfiles of economy measures have been compiled and asurvey has been distributed to <strong>APEC</strong> economies. Resultsare now being collated and written up.EGEEC has no update at this timeThis project has been granted an extension and projecttenders are being evaluatedThis project has been granted an extension and projecttenders are being evaluatedA workshop is scheduled for April 2010 in Vietnam. TheSecretariat will distribute information to EGEE&C contactsThis workshop was deferred last year due to schedulingdifficulties.Option being explored to hold the workshop alongside nextEGEE&C meeting in Japan September 2010.This workshop was deferred last year due to schedulingdifficulties.Seeking an extension through the <strong>APEC</strong> Secretariat, date tobe advisedA workshop was held in Chinese Taipei in October2009. This project is now completed.A presentation on this project is available among the EGEEC35 meeting papers on the EGEE&C website, and a finalreport is due shortly.This is an ongoing project for the EGEE&C, managed by theESIS Secretariat at CLASP [5] , which reports to the ESISSteering <strong>Group</strong> chaired by New Zealand (open to EGEE&Cmembers).A presentation on this project is available among the EGEEC35 meeting papers on the EGEE&C websiteEGEE&C Report to EWG 39 Page 5
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