Implementation Plan - CDKN Global

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STRATEGIC ELEMENT 3:Promote Actions To Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions Through Fossil Fuel Reduction And Conservation,And Switching To Renewable And Cleaner Energy SourcesGoal 2: Support The Assessment Of Wind Potential To Supply Electric Power In CARICOM CountriesObjective:Reduce GHGemissions throughthe promotion anduse of renewableenergy andalternative energysources.Outcome(s):Finalize and adopt the CARICOM EnergyPolicy.Review current legislation, policiesand agreements that limit or restrictinvestment in or the use of renewableenergy technologies.Energy Regional All countries Lead: CARICOM Sec.Collaborators: NationalGovernmentsEnergy RegionalNationalRegionalAll countriesLead: CARICOM Sec.OECS Sec., CARDICollaborators: LineMinistries, Privatesector, CBOs, NGOs2011 to20122011 to2012Caribbean Renewable Energy DevelopmentProgramme (CREDP) (GEF);<strong>Global</strong> Energy Efficiency and RenewableEnergy Fund (GEEREF) (EuropeanCommission); Scaling-Up RenewableEnergy Program (World Bank); EnergySector Management Assistance Program(ESMAP); Caribbean Renewable EnergyDevelopment Programme (CREDP) (GEF);Accelerating Renewable Energy in CentralAmerica (ARECA) (CABEI)Review/update/develop and approvenational policies focused on increasedenergy efficiency and increased useof renewable and alternative energytechnologies.Energy RegionalandNationalAll countries Lead: Ministries ofEnergy, Finance,Econ DCollaborators: Privatesector, Regulators,CCCCC, CCS EnergyUnit2011 to2012Caribbean Renewable Energy DevelopmentProgramme (CREDP) (GEF); Energy forSustainable Development in the Caribbean(ESD-Caraibes) (GEF)Create a central agency (independentor within an existing agency) providingsupport for the access of donor and/or investor funding for renewable andalternative energy technologies.Energy RegionalNationalAll countries Lead: CARICOM Sec.,OECS Sec., CDBCollaborators: LineMinistries, Privatesector, CBOs, NGOs,CCCCC, CAIC, CEDA2011 to2012Other similar Agencies already set up inother regions in the world.Installing wind energy systems in Galibi(eastern Suriname).Energy RegionalNationalSuriname Lead: Governmentof Suriname andUniversity of Suriname2012-2017 500 Reducing use of diesel for electricity inNickerieExpansion of wind energy generation inJamaica (Munro (repair and construction)and Wigton (expansion)Wind Farm).Energy National Jamaica Lead: PCJ and JPS Co.,Private sectorCollaborators: UWI andUTech2011 to2021Wind Farm (Lambert’s 14MW) Energy National Barbados Lead: BLPCCollaborators: IDBDevelopment of a wind farm. National St. Lucia Lead: LUCELEC,CREDP, Govt of St.Lucia2011 to2015(land acquisition challenges)
STRATEGIC ELEMENT 3:Promote Actions To Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions Through Fossil Fuel Reduction And Conservation,And Switching To Renewable And Cleaner Energy SourcesEvaluation of RE technologies. Energy National The Bahamas Lead: Government ofThe BahamasCollaborators: IDB2008 -2012 700 IDB funded project to evaluate REtechnologies across The Bahamas. Bestsuited technology for the various islands tobe identified.Renewable energy project (ExtendedResearch on Wind and Solar Energy).Energy National Suriname Lead: University ofSuriname, Ministry ofNatural Resources2011-2016 175Regional and national universitiesmandated by CARICOM and nationalgovernments to conduct research anddevelopment programmes in renewableand alternative energy.Energy RegionalNationalRegionalJamaica,Belize ,Guyana,TrinidadSuriname,HaitiLead: UWI Faculty ofEng.Collaborators:University ofTechnology,Universities of Belize,Guyana, Suriname,Haiti, UTT2011 to2021Caribbean Renewable Energy DevelopmentProgramme (CREDP) (GEF)Goal 3: Support The Development Of Innovative Financing Mechanisms For The Deployment Of Solar Energy (Water Heaters, etc)Objective:Reduce GHGemissions throughthe promotion anduse of renewableenergy andalternative energysourcesFinalize and adopt the CARICOM EnergyPolicy.Review current legislation, policiesand agreements that limit or restrictinvestment in or the use of renewableenergy technologies.Energy Regional All countries Lead: CARICOM Sec.Collaborators: NationalGovernmentsEnergy RegionalNationalAll countries Lead: CARICOM Sec.OECS Sec., CARDICollaborators: LineMinistries, Privatesector, CBOs, NGOs2011 to20122011 to2012Caribbean Renewable Energy DevelopmentProgramme (CREDP) (GEF);<strong>Global</strong> Energy Efficiency and RenewableEnergy Fund (GEEREF) (EuropeanCommission); Scaling-Up RenewableEnergy Program (World Bank); EnergySector Management Assistance Program(ESMAP); Caribbean Renewable EnergyDevelopment Programme (CREDP) (GEF);Accelerating Renewable Energy in CentralAmerica (ARECA) (CABEI)Review/update/develop and approvenational policies focused on increasedenergy efficiency and increased useof renewable and alternative energytechnologies.Energy RegionalandNationalAll countries Lead: Ministries ofEnergy, Finance,Econ DCollaborators: Privatesector, Regulators,CCCCC, CCS EnergyUnit2011 to2012Caribbean Renewable Energy DevelopmentProgramme (CREDP) (GEF); Energy forSustainable Development in the Caribbean(ESD-Caraibes) (GEF)
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