| |
|
 |
| |
| The overall objective of the energy management programme is to enhance economic activity of the country without making an additional burden on the energy sector – the expectation is to keep the level of energy intensity in economy at 500 toe/XDR. It is observed that this can be achieved by realizing energy conservation equivalent to 20% of the energy consumption of year 2010, by 2020. The energy management programme launched by SLSEA has 4 facets as per given below, and the scope of the activities is to support energy efficiency improvement and conservation in all sectors, namely industrial, commercial and domestic consumer categories. |
| (1) |
Regulatory interventions |
| (2) |
Energy Efficiency services |
| (3) |
Enhancing awareness on energy conservation |
| (4) |
Facilitating funding schemes for energy efficiency improvement. |
|
| |
| Activities |
| |
| (a) |
Energy auditing and supportive services through Energy Services Companies (ESCOs) |
| (b) |
Training & education on energy conservation & management |
| (c) |
Facilitation services through sophisticated measuring equipment |
| (d) |
Coordinating energy management activities through Energy Managers |
| (e) |
Energy labeling of electrical appliances |
| (f) |
Introducing energy efficiency guidelines for building construction |
| (g) |
Sri Lanka National Energy Efficiency Award |
| (h) |
Software for energy system analysis |
|
| |
|
|
|
|
|
