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• The creation of an accelerated amortisation scheme for investments inenergyefficiencyatindustryandserviceslevel;• ThecreationofenergyRationalisationAgreementswiththeindustry;• The energy certification of all State buildings and the launch of anextensiveprogrammefortheoptimisationofpubliclighting;• Thecreationofafleetof“greentaxis”withreducedemissionlevels;• The development of an innovative traffic management platform forLisbonandPortousingnationaltechnology.• Implementation of the Management System of Intensive EnergyConsumption. With the implementation of the Management System ofIntensive Energy Consumption – which institutes the conducting of energyauditsthataremandatoryforinstallationswithanenergyconsumptionequalto or more than 1000 tep/year, every six years, and for installations withenergy consumption equal to or over 500 tep/year but less than 1000tep/yeareveryeightyears–theoperatorswillbeobligedtodrawupEnergyConsumption Rationalisation Plans (PREn), setting a target for energy andcarbonintensityandforspecificenergyconsumptionwhich,onceapproved,willbenamedEnergyConsumptionRationalisationAgreements(ARCE).• Publicity campaigns about the management System of Intensive EnergyConsumption in building and real estate companies and associations andmunicipalities.4.2. Alternativeenergies• Taking advantage of wind energy and other renewable energies. Theprogrammeaimstoraisetheinstalledcapacityofwindenergyconversionto5100MW;intensifytheuseofhydricpotentialstilltobeexploitedandotherrenewableenergies–biomass,biogas,waves,waterandphotovoltaic.Takemeasuresleadingtoclearandrapidadministrativemechanismsforlicensing.Theexpectedresults/impactsupto2010areasfollows:• WindEnergy:creationofanindustrialclusterwithatotalinvestmentof€1750m,creationofroughly1700workpostsandthesettingupofafundof€35mforinnovationintheareaofrenewableenergies;• ForestryBiomass:anestimatedinvestmentofaround€225mandthecreationofroughly700workposts;• Biofuels:creationofindustrialunitwithanestimatedinvestmentof€100m;• Water: Authorised Reception Points for 922 MW of new largeHydroelectricPowerStationswithanestimatedinvestmentofmorethan€1000m;• WaveEnergy:creationofapilotzonewithpotentialexplorationofupto 250 MW for the technological development of new technologiespilot projects and the drawing up of legislation regulating therespectiveauthorisations(licencesandconcessions);47
• Photovoltaic:MouraPowerStationwithaforecastproductionof56GWh/year, the setting up of a photovoltaic module factory and aresearchlaboratory.SerpaPowerStationwithaforecastproductionofover18GWh/year;• Micro‐generation:Simplifyingthelegallicensingsystem,substitutingtheexistingonewitharegistrationsystemsubjecttoaninspectionoftechnicalconformity.SystemfortheRegistrationofMicro‐productionsetup(SRM).4.3. Conversionofthenationalrefinerysector• Porto Refinery: Grant the refinery with a new conversion unit forheavycrudeoilthroughtheassociationsofthermalcrackingunitsandhydrocrackingtoobtaindieselwithahighenvironmentalquality.Theaim is to build two new main units and three auxiliary units in thePorto Refinery by the end of 2010; reconfigure three existing unitsandonenewstorageunit.• SinesRefinery:Increasethedieselproductioncapacity,byconversionfrom vacuum heavy diesel and from visbreaking heavy dieselreadjusting the production profile to the market needs. Four mainunitsandthreeauxiliaryunitswillbebuiltattheSinesRefinery,threeexistingunitsreconfiguredandanewunitformakingsulphurpelletsandanewstorageunitwillbebuilt.4.4. WasteTreatment• ConstructionofUnitsfortheOrganicValorisationofUrbanSolidWaste.Inthe ambit of the strategy for diverting biodegradable waste from landfillsincorporatedinthePERSUII(2007‐2016),fromtheperspectiveofcomplyingwithcommunitytargetsconsignedintheLandfillDirective,theunitsfortheorganic valorisation existing in <strong>Portugal</strong> are expected to increasesubstantially.• Hospital Waste Treatment. Construction and exploration of an IntegratedCentreofEnergyValorisation,RecyclingandTreatmentofHospital,Industryand Animal Waste based on the international best practices of wastetreatment with a view to minimising the environmental impact andmaximising energy efficiency and generating carbon credits. Launch Oct2008• ConstructionofunitsfortheenergyvalorisationofsludgefromETARandCDR.WithaviewtoresolvingtheproblemofthefinaldestinationofsludgeandofwastefromthevariousMulti‐municipalSystems,twoStationsfortheEnergyvalorisationofsludgeandfuelderivedfromwaste(inEstarreja)and48
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