Валерия Калчевa – главен директор на Главна дирекция „Оперативна програма „Ок...Emil Hristov
Валерия Калчевa – главен директор на Главна дирекция „Оперативна програма „Околна среда“ в МОСВ: Изпълнение на ОП „Околна среда 2014 – 2020“. Работна програма за 2019 г.
Валерия Калчевa – главен директор на Главна дирекция „Оперативна програма „Ок...Emil Hristov
Валерия Калчевa – главен директор на Главна дирекция „Оперативна програма „Околна среда“ в МОСВ: Изпълнение на ОП „Околна среда 2014 – 2020“. Работна програма за 2019 г.
Presentation energy efficiency 04.2012
В Стара Загора на работна среща с представители на местни, регионални и национални медии Областен информационен център Стара Загора представи проект Енергийно обновяване на българските домове по схема Подкрепа за енергийна ефективност в многофамилни жилищни сгради по оперативна програма Регионално развитие (ОПРР).
Областният информационен център е създаден в рамките на проект Изграждане на Областен информационен център – Стара Загора, финансиран от Оперативна програма Техническа помощ, съфинансирана от Европейския съюз чрез Европейския фонд за регионално развитие.
Similar to Национална Схема за Зелени Инвестиции (20)
3. Boyan Rashev EE, RES and air quality: an unexpectedly complicated relationNational Trust EcoFund
1) The document discusses the relationship between energy efficiency (EE), renewable energy sources (RES), and air quality, arguing that this relationship is more complicated than commonly believed.
2) It notes that while EE and RES policies aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and energy costs, they can sometimes negatively impact air quality if not implemented properly.
3) The author argues that domestic heating from biomass and increased use of diesel vehicles due to more expensive electricity have actually worsened air pollution in some European countries, and that simply making energy more expensive can increase poverty and dirty air if other factors are not addressed.
The National Trust Ecofund in Bulgaria has 20 years of experience managing environmental projects funded by various international organizations. Through its projects, it has renovated 77 public buildings in 29 municipalities, reducing GHG emissions by 443,844 tons of CO2. The €14 million project, 85% of which was provided by the National Green Investment Scheme, achieved energy savings above projections and brought social and economic benefits to local communities through job creation and education programs. The success of these projects demonstrates that Kyoto mechanisms can effectively fund energy efficiency upgrades to public buildings.
This document discusses the objectives and policies around nearly zero-energy buildings in Europe by 2020 and beyond. It outlines goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 40% by 2030 compared to 1990 levels, increase the share of renewable energy to at least 27%, and improve energy efficiency by 30%. The Energy Performance of Buildings Directive requires all new buildings to be nearly zero-energy by 2020/2018 for public buildings, and defines energy efficiency categories. It also discusses definitions of passive houses and nearly zero-energy buildings, recommendations to meet objectives, and the experience of European countries in implementing these directives.
The National Green Investment Scheme (NGIS) in Bulgaria financed 77 public building energy efficiency projects across 29 municipalities, reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 443,844 tons of CO2 equivalents over the projects' lifetimes. The projects generated economic benefits through $4 million in lifetime energy savings. Socially, project savings were reinvested in communities and created around 845 local jobs. By promoting environmental protection, economic impacts, and social benefits, NGIS achieved positive change beyond its core goals of emissions reductions and energy efficiency.
This document outlines the process and proposed measures for refurbishing an existing building to improve its energy efficiency. It discusses conducting an initial audit to assess the building's current status and repairs over the years. The proposed design measures then focus on improving the enclosing structures like the roof, facades and end-walls, introducing renewable energy sources, and enhancing energy efficiency, fire safety, and accessibility to improve the building's comfort, use, and appearance.
This document discusses energy efficiency activities of the Sustainable Energy Development Agency. It outlines the agency's role in auditing and certifying buildings and industrial systems for energy efficiency, as well as checking hot water boilers and conditioning systems. The agency is responsible for managing energy efficiency in buildings and industry, developing plans and programs, and controlling compliance with energy efficiency obligations. It provides data on energy savings and emissions reductions achieved through various energy efficiency measures implemented in buildings and industrial systems in the country.
This document discusses Bulgaria's policies and plans for improving energy efficiency from 2008 to 2020. It outlines Bulgaria's national objectives to reduce energy intensity by 50% by 2020 compared to 2005 and achieve energy savings of 627 ktoe by 2016. It also describes Bulgaria's national energy efficiency action plans for 2008-2010 and 2011-2013, which set interim savings targets. The document discusses Bulgaria's energy efficiency act, which regulates energy efficiency activities and allocates savings objectives. It notes new provisions introduced in 2013 to comply with EU directives on energy performance in buildings. Finally, it provides an overview of Bulgaria's plans to align its legislation and develop a new national energy efficiency action plan to meet targets in the EU's 2012 Energy Efficiency Directive
This document discusses methods for informing the public and engaging them in tackling climate change. It provides background on climate change impacts and outlines the activities of the Climate Action Coalition in Bulgaria, which includes campaigns, legislative proposals, and international cooperation. The document emphasizes that individual and community involvement is needed to address climate change and discusses strategies like working with volunteers, public campaigns, engaging local leaders, and involving stakeholders in developing energy plans.
Legal basis of the NGIS
NTEF – implementing agency
The implementation of NGIS
Implemented public projects
The Private projects
Results – environmental, financial, social
2. С Ъ Д Ъ Р Ж А Н И Е
• Законова основа на НСЗИ
• НДЕФ – изпълняващ орган
• Изпълнение на НСЗИ
• Реализирани публични проекти
• Корпоративни проекти
• Резултати – екологични, финансови, социални
3. ЗАКОНОВА ОСНОВА ЗА НСЗИ
• Рамкова конвенция на ООН за изменението на
климата
• Член 17 от Протокола в Киото
• НСЗИ в България стартира през 2010 с приемането на
поправките в Закона за Опазване на Околната Среда
• Закон за ограничаване изменението на климата
Climate Change Act – 2014
• Регулации за структурата и дейността на Национален
Доверителен ЕкоФонд
4. Национален Доверителен ЕкоФонд
НДЕФ е юридическо лице по силата на:
• Суапово споразумение “Дълг срещу околна среда” между Правителството на Конфедерация
Швейцария и Правителството на Република България от 23 Октомври 1995;
• Членове 66, 67 и 68 от Закона за Опазване на ОколнатаСреда;
• Регулации за структурата и дейността на Национален Доверителен ЕкоФонд
• Управление – УправителенСъвет, Консултативен Съвет, Изпълнително Бюро (7 служители на
пълен работен ден и 7 консултанти на граждански договор);
• Приоритетни сфери за финансиране – Редукция на замърсяването на въздуха и енергийна
ефективност;Опазване на водите; Премахване на минали замърсявания; Опазване на
биоразнообразието;
• Програмата “Дълг срещу околна среда” е финансирала 100 проекта за 24 милиона лева;
• Пилотен проект за възстановяване на околната среда в района на МДК – гр. Пирдоп – НДЕФ
изпълнява роля на по финансово управление и координация в интерес на заинтересованите
страни;
• Фонд ЗащитениТеритории – основан като револвиращ фонд за опазване на природата;
• Оператор на НСЗИ
5.
6. ИЗПЪЛНЕНИЕ НА НСЗИ
• Две споразумения за покупка на ПЕЕ (Предписани емисионни единици)
според НСЗИ между Република България и Ребублика Австрия от октомври
2011 и април 2012 - условия за продажбата на ПЕЕ и отговорности на двете
страни. KPC – представител на австрийското правителство.
• Позеленяващи рамки – насочени към позеленяващи дейности, времева
рамка, законова рамка, отговорни институции, схема за трансфер на
средства от СЗИ, допустими разходи, процес на подбор на проектите,
мониторинг на позеленяващия ефект, процедури на докладване и одит;
• Оперативно ръководство на НСЗИ
7. ПУБЛИЧНИ ПРОЕКТИ ЗА ЕНЕРГИЙНА ЕФЕКТИВНОСТ
•77 сгради в 33 общини в България
•Обща стойност на проектите –
28 милиона лева;
•Субсидия по НСЗИ – 24 милиона лева
8. ПУБЛИЧНИ ПРОЕКТИ ЗА ЕНЕРГИЙНА ЕФЕКТИВНОСТ
• Детски градини – 28;
• Училища – 30;
• Болници – 5
• Читалища и културни
заведения и спортна зала – 9
• Административни сгради – 3
• Университети - 2
9. ПУБЛИЧНИ ПРОЕКТИ ЗА ЕНЕРГИЙНА ЕФЕКТИВНОСТ
Вид мерки за ЕЕ:
• Подмяна на дограма;
• Изолация на стени;
• Подови изолации;
• Изолация на покриви;
• Отоплителни системи и газификация;
• Енергийно ефективно осветление;
• Инструменти за управление и контрол
на консумираната енергия;
• Въвеждане на ВЕИ – Соларни панели;
10. РЕЗУЛТАТИ – ЕКОЛОГИЧНИ, ФИНАНСОВИ, СОЦИАЛНИ
Намалени емисии
на ПГ
(tCO2eq/година)
Постигнати икономии на
финансов ресурс от
намалено потребление
на енергия
(лева за година)
Облагодетелствани
жители
Споразумение I 7 300 1 813 827 23 612
Споразумение II 8 372 2 522 493 46 367
ВСИЧКО 15 672 4 336 320 69 979
11. ЧАСТНИ ПРОЕКТИ
Проект „ЕКО ЕНЕРГИЕН ПАРК ДОСПАТ“ – Газификация и когенерация от
биомаса за продукция на електроенергия – село Барутин, община Доспат
Редукция на емисия
парникови газове от –
2500 tCO2eq/година
Article 17 of the Kyoto Protocol provides that the parties included in Annex B to the Kyoto Protocol may participate in emissions trading for the purposes of fulfilling their commitments under Article 3 of the Kyoto Protocol;
EPA
The purpose of the National Green Investment Scheme is to promote, through financial and institutional means, investment and other projects which will result in decreasing greenhouse
gas emissions on the territory of Bulgaria or will have any other positive environmental effects or impacts, including by reduction of the anthropogenic factors associated with climate change and global warming, in compliance with the requirements of European laws and the and the national legislation in the field of environmental protection.
The National Green Investment Scheme organizes the calls, assessment, validation and funding of green investment projects through the NTEF, monitoring and supervision of the
implementation of such projects for the purpose of implementation and achievement of results under green investment projects.
The sale agreement are signed by the minister of finance, the minister of environment and waters and the minister of economy and energy and by the authorized
representatives of the buyer respectively.
The implementation and application of the NGIS is assigned to the NTEF which is responsible for the calls, approval and assignment of the implementation of green investment
projects , funded with the proceeds from international AAU trading.
The National Green Investment Scheme is managed in compliance with the EU regulations on state aid and the international principles of good practices, including:
1. transparency;
2. environmental and economic efficiency;
3. reliability;
4. traceability;
5. accountancy.
AAU buyers participate in the supervision and monitoring systems by inclusion, if they wish so, of their representatives in the Advisory Committee of the NTEF.
The agreed GIS Greening Activities subsidized through the Proceeds shall result in the decrease of CO2 emissions through an increase of energy efficiency in buildings by:
insulation of external walls, roof and floor insulation and replacement of windows
energy saving measures in heating installations including solar installations regulation and heat distribution and switch to biomass
introduction of efficient lighting
energy production from biomass and biogas
RESPONSIBLE INSTITUTIONS
The implementation of the Selected Projects as specified in the Greening Plan were managed by the following institutions:
1. In accordance with the EPA - the Ministry of the Environment and Water (MoEW) and the Ministry of Finance (MoF) and the Ministry of Economy and Energy
are jointly liable to the Buyer for the fulfillment of the obligations under this Agreement, in particular for the implementation of the Greening Plan. All three ministries are represented at the Board of Directors of NTEF at the level of Deputy ministers, where also the Deputy minister of Environment and water is deputy chair of the BoD
2. In regard of the implementation of the Greening Framework NTEF and EMEPA (Enterprise for Management of the Environment Protection Activities ) have been assigned specific tasks:
NTEF
selection of the Identified Project
conclusion of Subsidy Contracts with Final Beneficiaries on behalf of the Seller
transfer of money accrued by EMEPA`s bridge-financing to the Final Beneficiaries of Public projects during Implementation
transfer of Proceeds accrued by the Ministry of Finance to the Final Beneficiaries of Private Projects after Implementation
Monitoring of Implementation of the Selected Projects
Reporting and publicity
EMEPA provides bridge financing for the public projects in the implementation period in the form of interest free loan to NTEF and supports the monitoring process accordingly.
GIS funds transfer scheme
After the full Implementation of one or more Selected Public Project(s) the Report including both qualitative and quantitative description of the scope of measures and the Incurred Costs of the Implementation are audited by an internationally recognized Auditor. Based on it the Ministry of Finance responds to a Request for Withdrawal of Proceeds and the loan to EMEPA is covered.
The payment of the subsidy for the Private Projects is done in two equal installments (at the basis of de minimis rule of the State Aid reulations) at the stage of commissioning of the project and one year later based on verification report of a licensed verifier.
Eligible funds – up to 85% of the investment cost for the public projects and up to 10% - for the private projects (but not to violate the de minimis rule)
The objective of this Operational Manual is to set out the basic principles and procedures to be followed by the NTEF when evaluating and selecting projects under the National Green Investment Scheme, so that the proceeds from AAU sales are effectively used.
The plant, built under the project, is locatedin the village ofBarutin, Dospat Municipality,District of Smolyanon arehabilitatedwaste dumpof an olduraniummine.
The installation includes equipment for pre-treatment and gasification of waste from the timber industry (including branches and waste from cutting down trees) and use of the resulting synthesis gas for cogeneration of electricity and heat.
The capacity installed is 1.5 MW, generated by three motor-generators each of 0,5 MW.
The electricity is used to cover the plant’s own needs of 0.35 MW, while the remaining capacity of 1.15 MW is supplied to the national grid.
The heat produced during the operation of the plant is used for the preparation and drying of waste wood before supplying it to the gasifier.
Fig.1: Installed motor-generators
Fig.2: Drying drum for preparation of the raw material
Fig.3: View of the gasification installation
Fig.4: Process control panel