Investment Opportunities on Alternative Fuels - Patrick Aquino, DOE

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1st Clean Energy Finance and Investment Consultation Workshop: “Unlocking finance and investment for clean energy in the Philippines” 31 May – 1 June 2022, Makati Diamond Residences, Legazpi Village, Makati City

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Investment Opportunities
on Alternative Fuels
1ST CLEAN ENERGY FINANCE AND INVESTMENT CONSULTATION WORKSHOP
31
MAY
–
01
JUNE
2022
DIAMOND
HOTEL

ALTERNATIVE FUELS AND ENERGY
TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM
OIL PRODUCTS
CONSUMPTION
Aggregate consumption
of oil products
accounted for 16.0
MTOE, contributing
almost half (49.4
percent) in 2020 TFEC
TRANSPORT SECTOR
FUEL CONSUMPTION
Transport Sector
accounts to 30.4%
share of the TFEC. Road
transport, which
accounted for ~90
percent of the sector’s
energy consumption
TRANSPORT SECTOR SITUATIONER
Greenhouse Gas
(GHG) Emission
The GHG emissions of
the transport sector
contributed to 22.9
percent share of the
total GHG emission

ALTERNATIVE FUELS AND ENERGY
TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM
TRANSPORT SECTOR SITUATIONER
Road Transport
13,022,483 13,931 are EVs

ALTERNATIVE FUELS AND ENERGY
TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM
TRANSPORT SECTOR SITUATIONER
10% 5%
energy saving on oil
products and electricity
by 2040
deploy applicable AFET
for transport and non-
transport sector
penetration rate for
electric vehicles for road
transport (motorcycles,
cars, jeepneys) by 2040
3
2
1
Alternative Fuel
Vehicles

ALTERNATIVE FUELS AND ENERGY
TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM
Republic Act No. 11697
Electric Vehicle Industry
Development Act (EVIDA)
DOE is the primary
agency tasked with the
promotion of the
adoption of EVs and the
development of charging
infrastructure.

• Construction of electric vehicle
charging stations and support
infrastructures
• Ensure energy security and
independence
• Enable the environment for the
development of EV
• Promote and support clean,
sustainable, and efficient energy

• Protect health and well-being of the
people
• Safeguard and improve the integrity,
reliability, and stability of the country’s
electric power grid
• Promote inclusive and sustainable
industrialization
• Generate employment opportunities
• Protect and safeguard the country’s
cultural heritage
• Recognize the role of LGU as competent
partners in the smooth transition to EV

ALTERNATIVE FUELS AND ENERGY
TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM
FUEL CELL TECHNOLOGY
Hydrogen and Fusion Energy
Committee (HFEC)
✓ Created on 25 November 2020 under
Special Order No. 2020-11-0041
✓ In-charge of the study on the viability
and feasibility of hydrogen and fusion
energy in the Philippines including fuel
resource development and utilization
(strategy, timeline, and roadmap)
Scenario 1: Hydrogen for Power
- Hydrogen to replace a portion of fossil-fueled
power plants with Green H2 from RE sources as
an option for off-grid generating plants
- Hydrogen fuel cell for stationary power plants
utilizing energy storage system
Scenario 2: Hydrogen for Transport
- Hydrogen to replace gasoline fueled cars and
diesel-powered buses at a 10% penetration
rate by 2040
Scenario 3: Combine Power and Transport
- Use on power generation and transport fuel
based on the optimal hydrogen production
- Portable power systems that rely on energy
storage systems
Memorandum of
Understanding / Agreement
(MOU & MOA)
✓ MOU with Star Scientific Limited
(Australia)
✓ MOU with Hydrogen Technology, Inc.
(Japan)
✓ MOA with DOST – ITDI

ALTERNATIVE FUELS AND ENERGY
TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES RELATED TO EV, EVCS
AND FUEL CELL
Construction of electric vehicle charging stations
and support infrastructures
Establishment of testing laboratories
Manufacture of EVs, EV batteries, and
fuel cell technologies
Programs/Projects for spent lithium-ion
batteries as energy storage for power
and other applications
Research and development in the
establishment of performance and
safety standards for hydrogen fuel cell
Establishment of service shops and
availability of parts and components for
EVs and fuel cell
Hydrogen fuel cell for stationary power
plants
Hydrogen production and refining
facility
Hydrogen fuel cell as power generation
with RE generating plants and transport
fuel based

THANK YOU
1ST CLEAN ENERGY FINANCE AND INVESTMENT CONSULTATION WORKSHOP
31
MAY
–
01
JUNE
2022
DIAMOND
HOTEL

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