The project has two main objectives: 1) Conduct Research to provide background information establishing the role of air conditioning on electricity demand in Indonesia, Vietnam and the Philippines, the status of regulations and programs governing the efficiency of those markets, and assessment of market trends; and 2) Plan, provide support and logistics for workshop.
The U4E-GCPF “In Depth Data Collection” project is to conduct in-country, targeted data collection to improve the accuracy of the baseline market and potential energy savings. The output from this project facilitated the transformation of market towards more energy-efficient appliances and lighting, and thereby reduced the rate of growth in electricity demand and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, while simultaneously increasing energy access and improving reliability.
This project aimed to support the preparation and organization of the second, APEC-funded workshop for energy efficiency motors, preparation of a policy recommendations report, and arrangement of logistics for the workshop.
This project aimed to prepare a report on regional status and recommended strategies for energy efficiency, covering lighting, distribution transformers, electric motors, refrigerators, and air conditioners in Central Asia.
The project aimed to collate and catalogue information on product testing prices and test laboratory set-up, operations, maintenance costs in countries around the world. IIEC identifies strategic alternatives to setting up test labs in the form of case studies to help better target resources from governments and donor organizations supporting energy efficiency policies and programmes.
Read more: International Survey of Electrical Product Testing and Laboratory Costs (2018)
