Evaluation of National policies in the field of Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency Air Defence House (Tebarose), Cairo, Egypt 19 - 20 December, 2010

1. Energy Profile
of RCREEE Member Sates
RE&EE National Policies Evaluation Workshop
Cairo, December, 19th – 20th, 2010
Air Defense House (Tebarose)
Ashraf Kraidy
Regional Center for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency
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2. RCREEE Member States:
RCREEE has ten founding members from the MENA region.
The set up is sponsored by Egypt (also the host country),
Germany, the EU and Denmark.
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3. RCREEE Member States Categorization
in terms of Energy
Approximatel
y net energy
exporters Importers and
Exporters
Libya Approximately
Algeria
Egypt Net Energy
Syria importers
Tunisia
Yemen Jordan
Lebanon
Palestine
Morocco
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4. Energy Independency
Energy Independency in some of RCREEE countries 2008
Energy Independency
=
Domestic demand – Domestic supply
Domestic demand
=
net imports
Domestic demand
Source: Pan Blue Project
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5. Energy intensities for Member States
different baseat market prices in 2005) money, PPP or market rates.
(kgoe/$US GDP years, real or current
The energy intensity of an economy depends strongly on the
structure of the economy;
Economies that emphasize heavy industry will normally have higher
energy intensities than economies that are characterized by high
value added businesses and services.
Energy intensity is mainly useful to examine trends; and it is not a
value judgment on the performance of EE.
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6. Energy Intensity for the Region
(kgoe/$US at market prices in 2005 $)
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7. Energy per Capita in Member States
Toe per capita per year
Libya
0.5 and 1.5 toe per capita per year
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8. Energy per Capita in comparator groups
Toe per capita per year
Less than 4 toe/year in Europe and 7 in the USA
Below the world average of nearly 2 toe per year
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9. Electricity Intensity
Electricity intensity in RECREEE and other regions (kWh/$1990)
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10. Electricity Intensity
Electricity intensity in RECREEE and other regions (kWh/$1990)
Electricity is heavily consumed in non-productive sectors
Sectors that have no input to GDP
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11. Economic potentials of renewable energies
for electricity generation
Economic potentials of renewable energies for electricity generation in RCREEE
member states (TWh /a )
Source: German Aerospace Center DLR (2005)
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12. EE&RE National Targets
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13. National Targets for
Renewable Energy National Targets for
Date of Energy Efficiency
Country Targets
Achieving
Date of Target
Jordan 2020 %10 (of P.E) Countries Achieving
Tunisia 2014 %4 (of P.E) (2007- 1% per
Algeria
Algeria 2030 %10 (of E.E) 2011) year
Syria 2030 %4.3 (of P.E) (2020) 12%
Morocco
2020 %12 (of E.E) (2030) 15%
Lebanon
Tunisia (2011) 20%
2020 %10
Libya
2030 %25 (of E.E) Egypt (2022) 8.3%
Egypt 2020 %20 (of E.E) Jordan (2020) 20%
Morocco 2020 %42 (of E.E) Yemen (2025) 15% EE
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14. Thanks for your attention
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