161117_Jordan_ASEZA_SECAP_Revised

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Action Energy Savings (MWh) Energy production (MWh) Emission Reduction (tn) Municipal fleet Private & Commercial Transport Public transport Local Renewable Energy Production 4.11 External shading installation 2,936.99 1,704.24 4.12 4.13 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 5.7 5.8 5.9 5.10 5.11 Awareness raising campaigns for pupils/ students The 10% voluntary campaign for energy reduction in schools Total Replacement of the existing ASEZA vehicles with new. more efficient vehicles (hybrid etc.) & plan to purchase only efficient vehicles in the future Installation of tracking and monitoring system for more efficient management of the fleet and better planning routes ASEZA fleet maintenance (for the existing & the new ones) Eco-driving seminars for the drivers of the ASEZA fleet Information events on the new vehicle technologies Replacement of gasoline vehicles with Hybrid Replacement of diesel vehicles with new more efficient Improve public transportation/ promote the use of public transport Cycling promotion and creation of related infrastructure Promotion of walking and car sharing and car pooling campaigns Improvement / development of parking infrastructure 59,356.71 (14%) 145,247.52 (40%) 126.39 73.34 544.86 316.16 18,444.77 (14%) 26,937.59 (40%) 45,145.55 (14%) 99,913.10 (40%) 998.82 477.37 289.01 128.82 572.64 150.96 1,332.53 351.28 1,640.04 432.34 Total 4,833.05 0.00 1,540.76 0.00 0.00 2,935.51 730.94 5,146.75 1,374.18 4,892.51 1,218.24 2,935.51 730.94 4,109.71 1,023.32 4,403.26 1,096.41 5.12 Promotion of eco-driving 10,659.80 2,793.25 5.13 Replacement of gasoline vehicles with electric ones 5.14 Transportation master plan 5.15 5.16 5.17 5.18 5.19 546.65 136.12 Total 35,083.05 546.65 9,103.40 Promotion of eco-driving for public transport's drivers 5,320.93 1,325.60 Promotion of new technology buses in the public transportation 9.51 2.54 Installing track and monitoring system in public transportation 11,078.17 2,758.70 Replacing the existing Taxi vehicles with Hybrid vehicles 31,192.00 7,767.00 Installing Solar systems on the buses related to Aqaba Company for 12.85 3.20 transportation and logistics'(coach buses) Total 47,600.61 12.85 11,857.04 Total transportation 87,516.71 559.50 22,501.19 6.1 10 MW PVs in southern ports 16,985.64 9,856.19 6.2 5 MW PVs in ASEZA main building 8,492.82 4,928.09 6.3 1 MW PVs in the north of Aqaba 1,698.56 985.62 16
Action Energy Savings (MWh) Energy production (MWh) Emission Reduction (tn) 6.4 1 MW PVs in solar power plant 1,698.56 985.62 6.5 0.1 MW PVs in the marine visitors center 170.00 98.65 TOTAL Total 29,045.59 16,854.17 14% 197,614.59 90,310.20 154,796.24 40% 330,206.62 116,443.84 246,899.34 It should be highlighted at this point that the total reduction potential of the actions envisaged under the 14% scenario, reaches 25% of the BAU emissions. And an additional 15% is achieved based on the actions suggested under the 40% reduction scenario. ASEZA acknowledges that some of the actions are more important than the others since they seem to be of high priority. For this reason, these actions have been analyzed separately in details. Five “Project Fiches” have been developed and are presented in Chapter 5, while an overview is provided in the next table. Table 1: Project fiches Contribution to emissions Emissions reduction reduction target 1 st scenario 2 nd scenario Cost Project Fiches (tn CO 2) (14% target) (40% target) (JOD) Eco-Science Park 1,626 1.91% 0.67% 1,010,153 Smarter Transportation System 10,816 12.71% 4.45% 185,489 Energy rationalization in ASEZA main building 2,232 2.62% 0.92% 1,203,702 Rationalize energy consumption used in street 5,241 6.16% 2.15% 3,582,683 lighting Aqaba landfill development 18,871 22.17% 7.76% 13,356,595 Total 38.786 45.57% 15.95% 19,338,622 The fourth Chapter of the SECAP concerns the Adaptation to climate change. The last 20 years significant changes in the global climate have occurred which negatively affect life in many aspects. This section presents the current situation in ASEZ and the expected problems due to the climate change impacts. Subsequently a set of actions are proposed towards the city protection against the forecasted extreme weather events. Jordan has already launched the “Jordan’s Third National Communication on Climate Change” report in 2014, which is dealing with the above mentioned topic. The national targets presented on this report are consistent with the SECAP actions. The total estimated budget for this set of actions is 2,280,000 JOD. An overview table of the actions per sector is presented below. 17
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SECAP for the Aqaba Special Economi
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