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- Taylor made solutions are necessary - Necessity of national assessments
of EE/RES potential
- EE/RES must be integrated in the national resource/energy planning/rural
electrification – road map
- Increase impact through combination of EE/RES
- Learn from best practice in similar regions
- EE is far more complex than RES ( many stakeholders, no lobby)
- Provide institutional capacity
- Provide long term reliable policies and regulations
- EE requires behavioural change
- – champions are
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- Provide sufficient institutional capacities for EE issues
- Implement legal framework which provides long term incentives for change
- Act as a frontrunner ( public procurement, public obligations )
- Ask those to be Change Agents who really can act as such
- Remove subsidies from non energy efficient sectors
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- New mandate to developing banks and World Bank
- Micro Finance with strong involvement of local finance institutions
- Redesign CDM in favour of EE
- Develop new mechanisms which can support small sized projects: such as guarantee facilities, mixed
risk portfolios, VERs market
- Local ESCOs
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- Support Policy Implementation
- Ghana: Implementation of labeling and standards
- Mexico: Regulation methodologies
- China: Policy recommendations for low energy
building program based on international best practices
- Nigeria: Support Implementation of Government Directive on Biofuel
Blending Program
- Provide Access to Information
- EU, USA, China, India: international law database on EE
- APEC: globalizing Energy Standard Information Systems (ESIS)
- Global: Reeegle
- Increase Awareness in the Policy
Sector
- Tanzania, Zambia: Capacity Building Energy Regulators
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Notes
