The document summarizes the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership (REEEP), an international organization that works to accelerate the uptake of renewable energy and energy efficiency. REEEP operates through regional offices and partners with governments and private sector organizations. It runs over 130 projects focused on reducing barriers to renewable energy through policy development, innovative financing models, and other market facilitation activities. REEEP also amplifies the impact of its projects through knowledge sharing and replication activities.

1. SAP – REEEP Meeting 14.September 2009 Mag. Florian Bauer REEEP Operations Manager [email_address] +43 1 26026 3714

2. REEEP was established to accelerate RE/EE focusing on underdeveloped and emerging economies REEEP acts as a market facilitator by reducing market barriers for renewables and energy efficiency systems through focus on: policy/regulation development and improvement finance and business models REEEP is driven by a bottom-up approach to meet the real needs on the ground REEEP works with governments as well as with the private sector REEEP is committed to the achievement of MDGs and aims to improve access to sustainable clean energy for the poor REEEP is unique in combining the benefit of renewables and energy efficiency

3. Well established regional and global network REEEP comprises 270 partners + 3000 friends REEEP Partners include 46 governments: all the G7 countries and 3 “Plus 5” countries (SA, Brazil, Mexico ) States and key agencies from China and India ( NDRC, IREDA ) Development Banks and other International Organisations

4. REEEP Regional Secretariats and local partners support the global partnership’s activities REEEP Regional Office Africa REEEP Regional Office East Asia REEEP Regional Office Latin America & Caribbean REEEP Regional Office North America REEEP Local Focal Point MEDREP REEEP Regional Office South Asia REEEP Regional Office South East Asia & Pacific REEEP International Secretariat

5. Strong working links with global strategic partners guarantee synergies and increase impact G8

6. REEEP project activities are amplified by services and networks to multiply their effects Strategic Activities SERN REIL EEC Green Community Clusters Utility Programme Small Energy Provider Programme P Regional Projects Regulatory and Policy Issues Finance and Business Added Value of REEEP: Replication Implementation Leverage Services Information Gateway “reegle" Publications Toolkits Strategic Events

7. An example of how the lessons of one project are disseminated through REEEP’s channels Strategic Activities SERN REIL EEC Green Community Clusters Utility Programme Small Energy Provider Programme P Regional Projects Regulatory and Policy Issues Finance and Business Added Value of REEEP: Replication Implementation Leverage Services Information Gateway “reegle" Publications Toolkits Strategic Events

8. REEEP project activities are the partnership’s core business All projects aim to support REEEP’s mission – accelerating the uptake of renewable energy and energy efficiency contribute to two major objectives reduce greenhouse gas emissions improve access to clean energy for poor geographically focus on “plus five” countries and selected LDCs concentrate on the two types targeted actions which can deliver highest impact and replication assisting with establishing legal and regulatory frameworks developing innovative finance and business models to make RE and EE a bankable proposition emphasize impacts and outputs which can be replicated be amplified by REEEP services and strategic actions

9. REEEP project portfolio: status overview 130 Total 3 Serious delays 79 Under implementation 3 Completed but unsuccessful 45 Completed successfully

10. REEEP’s project portfolio contains 130 projects undertaken in more than 65 countries 17 12 6 8 21 3 1 2 2 1 4 1 2 2 1 REEEP is currently implementing 65 projects more than 60% undertaken in emerging markets 1 4 1 2

11. Thematic and sectoral shares are evenly split

12. REEEP’s innovative delivery replication market creation policy Brazilian Hydro Fund: Has been replicated into an overall RES fund EE Street Lightning in India: Expended from 3 to 10 cities and linked to CDM China Wind Energy Roadmap: Planning support for China Wind Market Social Merchant Bank: Innovative End-User financing of small RES West Africa Modern Energy Fund: $12m in 76 SME in Ghana, Mali and Senegal Uganda SWHS Policy: Integrated policy combining buildings and power sector Argentina Energy Policy: Study to establish RE targets in Argentina Regional Policy for Guanajato: Energy policy for a Mexican state. EE in Municipal Water Supply: Transfer of South African experience to India

13. Aim: integrate sustainable energy concerns into Chinese city planning efforts Support the Panzhihua Sustainable Energy City (SEC) pilot project with a toolkit to improve Panzhihua’s use of renewables and energy efficiency Conduct analysis of current Panzhihua’s clean energy status quo and train local stakeholders on RE and EE Develop a Sustainable Energy Project Manual Develop Panzhihua SEC Plan & Action Plan Project partner: ACPA Panzhihua’s pilot action towards sustainable Energy City

14. Development of an energy consumption quota for government agencies in Chongqing, China Develop energy consumption quotas for the Chinese Chongqing municipal government agencies Write implementation guide-lines to use in meeting quotas Hold training workshop aimed at financial managers and energy managers in local government Demonstrate the leading role of government in the process of building an energy-efficient society Inspire other cities to implement similar quotas Project partner: Chongqing Energy Conservation Center

15. Energy efficiency technology transformation in metal-casting in southern India Accelerate adoption of cleaner and more energy-efficient technology in the Coimbatore cluster of foundries Strengthen local supply side delivery systems and increase industry demand for the new technology Enhance capacity of at least 20 local service providers Train at least 100 furnace operators Implement three energy efficiency technology projects at cluster level Save 275,000 MWh energy per year Reduce CO2 emissions by 100,000 tonnes per year Project partner: The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI)

16. Helping cities in Brazil to adopt biogas technology for sanitation and power Work with selected Brazilian cities to promote waste-to- energy sources as a way of or addressing sanitation issues and reducing GHG emissions. Target 3-5 cities to establish senior-level commitment to project Develop Implementation Guide on landfill and waste water methane use for municipalities Implement a training package with technical meetings and workshops Add experience to database of case studies to be shared with cities around the world Project partner: ICLEI - Local Governments for Sustainability

17. Combined legislative and financial mechanisms for solar water heater mass rollout Increase the uptake of solar water heaters (SWH) in Cape Town and Ekurhuleni through legislation and financial mechanisms Support for City of Cape Town leading to implementation of SWH bylaw leading to: additional 10,000 SWH units pa 6.25 MW pa, saving 20,000 t CO2 pa Development an energy efficient water heating bylaw for Ekurhuleni Creation of SWH financing mechanisms that can accelerate mass rollout across South Africa Project partners: Sustainable Energy Africa (SEA), City of Cape Town and Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality

18. Support for an innovative municipal water-supply linked small hydro scheme in Durban, South Africa Support for development of two hydro sites that exploit altitude drops in a new 70km water pipeline to Durban Complete detailed site evaluations including geo-technical and grid connection Undertake detailed plant design (hydro package, buildings, civil and electrical) Conduct detailed environmental and social impact studies Finalise power off-take agreements Scheme will produce 40,000 MWh/year Reduces pressure on electricity generation in South Africa, less outages Project partner: Lindon Corporation

19. Energy policies and regulations for the built environment in Bangalore, India Help frame energy management policies and regulations for new and existing buildings in Bangalore Develop specific proposals covering: Design for reduced energy demand Cooling/heating systems Energy efficient lighting requirements Renewables incl. solar water heating Create methods for life cycle savings analysis to assist building professionals Work out financial incentives to support the policies and regulations. Develop training modules and web-based tool for project dissemination Project partner: TERI University

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