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| OUTLINE OF JICA ACTIVITIES |
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Energy efficiency is a key player in a country’s economic growth. The Government of Sri Lanka identified this aspect and joined hands with the Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA) to promote energy efficiency in the country.The overall goal of the project on “Promoting Energy Efficiency Improvement in Sri Lanka” is to achieve high efficiency in energy consumption by energy efficiency improvement using Japan’s most advanced energy saving capabilities and technologies.
The target is to reduce Primary Energy Intensity below 500 TOE/SDR (Mn) by year 2017. |
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Develop incentive/ disincentive schemes for appliances |
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Conduct awareness creation campaigns |
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| Energy Management Programmes are targeted under the following functional areas: |
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Regulatory |
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Awareness |
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Services |
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Finance |
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| Under each category there are several Recent and ongoing activities. |
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| For further more information, JICA project |
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| MAIN ACTIVITIES |
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Develop 10 year plan for energy efficiency improvement programmes |
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Develop and update energy consumption benchmarks for selected industries |
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Introduce accreditation schemes for energy auditors and energy managers |
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Introduce mandatory labeling for appliances |
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Develop IT infrastructure for monitoring and analysis of energy consumption data |
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Expand SEA's existing instrument bank |
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Develop and improve finance schemes to promote energy efficiency investments |
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| 4 th JCC MEETING AT THE MINISTRY OF POWER & ENERGY |
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| The 4th Joint Committee Meeting on the project for Promoting Energy Efficiency Improvement Project in Sri Lanka was held on 14th October 2009 at the Ministry of Power and Energy. Under the project, a 3 years technical assistance programme for energy efficiency improvement in Sri Lanka is being carried out and progress of the programme at the midterm stage was reviewed at the meeting. |
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