161117_Jordan_ASEZA_SECAP_Revised

Table 51: Action 4.7 in numbers
Replacement of existing lamps with LEDs
1 st Scenario
14%
2 nd Scenario
40%
Duration 2018 – 2025 2018 - 2030
Private Funds Mobilized (JOD) 16,500,00 49,494,000
Annual Energy Savings (MWh) 19,743.12 59,229.35
Annual Emission Reduction (tn CO 2) 11,456.26 34,368.78
Funding Source
Private funds
Net Present Value (NPV) >>0 >>0
3.5.8 Replacement of existing air conditioners with more efficient ones
The hot climate in ASEZ region evokes the intense use of cooling systems in buildings and as a
result, a very big percentage of electricity consumption especially in the tertiary sector is
required in order to cover this need. In order to cut down the energy consumption, the
replacement of the existing A/Cs with units of higher energy class until the 2030 horizon is
suggested. This action leads to significant energy savings and CO 2 reduction. An overall
penetration level of 25% of the action in existing tertiary sector businesses is assumed. Key
data on the action are provided in the table below.
Table 52: Action 4.8 in numbers
Replacement of existing air conditioners with more efficient ones
Duration 2018 - 2030
Private Funds Mobilized (JOD) 5,624,000
Annual Energy Savings (MWh) 7,342.48
Annual Emission Reduction (tn CO 2) 4,260.59
Funding Source
Private funds
Net Present Value (NPV) >>0
3.5.9 Use of cool colors in rooftops
The share of electricity consumption by cooling systems in tertiary buildings is very high due
to the hot climate the region has. A measure to reduce this consumption is the use of cool
colors in rooftops or even the external walls in order to protect the interior from the excessive
heating thus maintain the inner temperature as low as it is possible.
Use of cool colors and/or materials can be easily applied on the building, since its use is like
any other regular paint. The energy savings from such an action are usually allocated in the
top building floor and reach 20% of the electricity consumption for cooling purposes. The
penetration level of this action in existing buildings is considered to be 20%, since it is an action
with significant monetary savings.
ASEZA’s role once again is to communicate to the citizens the benefits of this action, also
utilizing the demonstrative projects and other awareness activities to be conducted.
Related calculations on the action in terms of initial cost and emission savings are presented
in the table below.
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