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 SourcesCreate 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.Solar (public, private and residentialentities to install PVs to do net meteringand possible power purchase).Energy National Barbados Lead: BLPC and Govt ofBarbados2010 to2013Explore the feasibility of the productionof solar panels for various purposes inthe region (Production of solar panels andsolar stove).Energy Regional Jamaica,Barbados,Trinidad, HaitiLead: UWICollaborators:CARICOM Sec.,SiTek, CCCCC, StateUniversity of Haiti2011 to2013Global Energy Efficiency and RenewableEnergy Fund (GEEREF) (EuropeanCommission)Implementation of solar thermal and PVs(a pilot study).Energy National The Bahamas Lead: Government ofThe Bahamas2008-2012 IDB funded project provided solar waterheaters and PVs to gather data and pilotthe practical side of installing panelsand grid tie-in; evaluation of reduction ofelectricity use to be madePromotion of Solar (Photovoltaic, SolarCooling and Thermal) Technologies.Energy National Jamaica Lead: PCJ, CERECollaborators: UTech,UWI2009 -20141500Replacement of street lights with solar PV(planned expansion).Energy National Antigua andBarbudaLead: Govt of Antigua 2011 -2014100Regional 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,UTT, State Universityof Haiti2011 to2021Caribbean Renewable Energy DevelopmentProgramme (CREDP) (GEF)
STRATEGIC ELEMENT 3:Promote Actions To Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions Through Fossil Fuel Reduction And Conservation,And Switching To Renewable And Cleaner Energy SourcesGoal 4: Assess The Feasibility Of Converting Waste To Energy In CARICOM CountriesObjective:Reduce GHGemissions throughthe promotion anduse of renewableenergy andalternative energysources.Finalize and adopt the CARICOM EnergyPolicy.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 Regional All countries Lead: CARICOM Sec.Collaborators: NationalGovernmentsEnergy RegionalNationalAll countries Lead: CARICOM Sec.,OECS Sec., CDBCollaborators: LineMinistries, Privatesector, CBOs, NGOs,CCCCC, CAIC, CEDA2011 to20122011 to2012Caribbean Renewable Energy DevelopmentProgramme (CREDP) (GEF);Other similar Agencies already set up inother regions in the world.Conduct feasibility studies for waste toenergy in selected countries.Energy Regional All countries Lead: CARICOM Sec. 2011 to2016Waste to energy in Belize Energy National Belize Lead: NSWMACollaborators: UNDPOn-goingReview current legislation, policiesand agreements that limit or restrictinvestment in or the use of renewableenergy technologies.Energy RegionalNationalRegionalAll countriesLead: CARICOM Sec.OECS Sec., CARDICollaborators: LineMinistries, Privatesector, CBOs, NGOs2011 to2012Global 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)Waste to energy in St. Lucia Energy National St. Lucia Lead: Government ofSLUWaste-to-energy project (Construction oftwo waste-to-energy plants)Energy National Jamaica Lead: PCJ, CPDI,NSWMA, OPMCollaborators: JPSCo,OUR, MFPS, NEPA,UTech, UWI2009 -2013Waste to Energy Project (14.5MW) Energy National Jamaica Lead: Garbage Disposaland Sanitation Systems2013 Private Sector
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