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         SWHs Industry in Syria
       Current Situation & prospects
                     Workshop on Solar Thermal Applications in
                         Egypt, Lebanon, Syria and Jordan
                             Cairo 24 - March - 2009


                        Eng.Mohamad Housam Alsha’al
www.planet–esco.com , info@planet-esco.com , Tel: +963 11 221 55 12 , Fax: +963 11 221 55 31
Energy Services & Consulting




Content:
•   Energy Main Indicators in Syria
•   Solar Energy Sector Assessment
•   Market Evaluation
•   Promoting Regulations and Financial
    Programs
Energy Services & Consulting



 Energy Indicators in Syria in2007:

Items                                  Units     Values

Population                             Million   19.4
Total Energy Demand                    M TOE     23.5
Oil Products                           M TOE     17.5
Natural Gas                            M TOE      4.5
Hydro Energy                           M TOE      0.9
Biomass Energy                         M TOE      0.6
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      Distribution of Primary Energy Demand in Syria By Sector in 2007



                                Transport
      Agriculture
          5%                      21%
                                                             Residential
Industry                                                       19%
  7%


                                                              Building &
                                                            Construction &
                                                             Commercial
           Electricity                                            4%
           Generation                       Oil & Gas Facilities
                                                                                   Electricity Demand by sector in 2007
             38%                                    6%

                                                                                           losses
                                                                           governmental                           Industry
                                                                                            15%
                                                                              facilities                            30%
                                                                                 4%


                           Electricity                               Commercial
                                                                        8%


                                                                                                                             Agriculture
                                                                                                                                 4%

                                                                                           Residential
                                                                                             39%
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               Solar Energy Potential in Syria



The average
global horizontal
solar radiant flux
in Syria is
approximately
5 kWh/m2/day
or
1.8 MWh/m2/Year




                                  Mean Annual Daily Radiation on Horizontal Surface Wh/m2
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Solar Water Heating Technology, History and Current situation:

Syrian Arab Standards and                                  hteenths
                                                                        Syrian Standard
                                          in the mid of eig                for SWHs
  Metrology Organization
                                                   Now in p
         (SASMO)                                           rogress      developing new
                                                                        SWHs standards
                                                              about 300,000 m2 till 2008,
Installed Capacity of SWHs                                   100,000 m2 of them installed
                                                                    last three years

                                                           has been trying to disseminate
National Energy Research Center
                                                             SWH applications through
            (NERC)
                                                            execution many pilot projects

                            2006 NERC executed SWHs in Ibn Alwalid hospital
                               in homs with total area 130 m2 of collectors

 A big SWH project is being implemented now in Almwasah hospital which is
     the biggest hospital in Damascus The area of collectors is 1400 m2
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 one year ago the energy                          Syrians start thinking for alternatives,
 carriers prices increased                        SWHs is the best available proved
 especially diesel and electricity
                                                  technology in the local market

In General:
Solar water heating are the most RE common technology in Syria for many reasons:
     - There are many manufacturers and importers of SWHs.
     - Prices of water heating solar systems is nearly reasonable.
     - The average solar radiation is about 5 kWh/m2/day.
     - SWHs are easy to install and enough experience is available.
     - Savings appear directly especially in the governmental side.


Efforts is being concentrated to set
a national strategy with a target of installing                 that will encourage the
100,000 m2 annually especially in                               national SWH
residential and commercial sectors                               industry to be improved.
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  SWHs Industry:
                                          small workshops with an annual
about 25                                  production capacity about 100 DSWHs
manufacturing SWHs
                                          large factories with an annual
                                          production capacity about 20,000 m2

Ministry of Industry established            this factory leaded the market for
the Solar Energy Factory in 1982             many years with well made flat
                                             plat collectors open circuit systems

the DSWHs manufacturing
is affected by the evacuated
tubes systems which are
                                                 this changed the SWHs market
imported from China with
lower prices, some of the                         balance during last years.
national manufacturers started
importing this technology
next to their product
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R&D Institutional Framework :

 Resource and energy planning               Higher Planning Council (HPC) and
   in Syria are organized by                Supreme Energy Committee (SEC)

  Since 1998, some of activities
 in the field of renewable energy             Atomic Energy Commission (AEC)
          were attached to

 in 1994 the first Solar Atlas, and
                                          Scientific Studies and Research Centre
    The first Solar Collector test
                                                           (SSRC)
 Facility have been submitted by

Establishing special departments
   regarding RE technologies
 There are cooperation programs                        All Syrian Universities
 between local and international
 universities to enhance RE&EE
subjects at the educational stages.
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R&D Institutional Framework :




                                               National Energy Research Centre
Building the state of art SWHs test facility

Creating the needed strategies &
Financial tools to disseminate SWHs
to install 100,000 SWHs annually




                                                           (NERC)
Implementing a lot of pilot projects in
different sectors as mentioned above

Conducting feasibility studies
regarding the use of SWH

Cooperate with SASMO to
set the new SWHs standards
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Market Evaluation:
 SWHs Local Companies:
                                                        The number becomes greater
there are about (25) Manufacturer                         during the last three years
 and more than (50) Importers
                                                   this number is growing day by day
                                                     in parallel with SWHs demand


                                                     using completely local materials
    Manufacturing companies
                                                          (flat plate technology).

                                                using local and imported materials
  Manufacturing companies                (flat plate and evacuated tubes technologies)

                                                              mainly working in
 Importing companies
                                                        (evacuated tubes technology)


There are no special companies for installation of SWHs
the installation process performed by the manufacturers or the importers.
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Market Evaluation:
  Prices
         The average price for a typical SWHs for a family consist of
             3-5 persons with installation costs of accessories is
          Up to 60,000 S.P (960 €)             About 35,000 S.P (560 €)
            For flat plate system             For evacuated tube system


     market confusion about the differences between the two systems,


   this could not be avoided because of the absence of a certification system

  Business Organizations
       There are no effective business organizations concerning SWHs market
    or companies, but we can say that three business organizations are involved


Industrial Chambers               Commercial Chamber       Engineers Syndicates
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Market Evaluation:
Market Drivers

Energy prices:                         the lower subsidies the higher activity market

                                          when the government announce for
Governmental programs:                    a program to promote solar water heaters
                                          the demand of these became greater.

SWHs prices:                                    the lower prices the higher demand

                                            during exhibitions or such similar events
Companies special offers:
                                            such as free installation or sales.

Financial incentives:                                like banks program for special
                                                     soft loans for SWHs,

Awareness Campaigns
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SWHs Sector Barriers
                                            in the performance of SWHs,
 Lack of consumer trust
                                            whereas no quality assurance
 Lack of space /                              huge of satellite dishes which
 architecture impediments                     occupy most of roof’s areas,

 Lack of financing                        No bank loan effective programs
 options and Incentives
                                                 no conducive policies to
                                                 promote RE developments

 Lack of collateral                             No government programs

                                                No cooperation between
                                                public and private sector
limited scope for R&D institutions

Generally subsidies on oil and gas
Energy Services & Consulting



Promoting Regulations and Financial Programs

                                                    the law is the first one
                                                  promoting EE&RE in Syria

“Energy Conservation Law”                      this law obligates engineering
                                                  offices which design and
                                                 Construct new buildings or
                                              establishments to install SWHs

In 2004 NERC established the
National Project for DSWH sets
in the cooperation With the               expected area 20000 m2
industrial bank, Agency for               Installed area 1400 m2
Combating Unemployment,                   The project didn’t succeed because
and local manufacturers                   the low income of the employees
The project based In the payment          and the energy low prices
in instalment solar thermal sets to
all governmental employees
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Promoting Regulations and Financial Programs
                                                    this policy concentrated on the
As a result of the mentioned                        government subsidy to expand
project NERC suggested a new                        solar applications, the proposal
policy for solar thermal                            have been discussing in the
applications in residential sector                  government for 2 years and it
                                                    expected to be adopted soon




The Syrian commercial bank presents soft loans with an interest rate of 2% for SWHs


Some private banks in cooperation with some companies also
offered loans for SWHs (exp. Audi bank in cooperation with Altawfeer Co.
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                               Conclusion

The vision clarify that the SWHs sector has its all
 components, these components needed to be refined,
 developed and well directed,
this could achieved by providing a direct support and active
 cooperation between all players.
Energy Services & Consulting




www.planet–esco.com , info@planet-esco.com , Tel: +963 11 221 55 12 , Fax: +963 11 221 55 31

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Session2 sw hs industry in syria current situation and prospects (mohamad housam alsha’al -planet energy services and consulting)

  • 1. Energy Services & Consulting SWHs Industry in Syria Current Situation & prospects Workshop on Solar Thermal Applications in Egypt, Lebanon, Syria and Jordan Cairo 24 - March - 2009 Eng.Mohamad Housam Alsha’al www.planet–esco.com , info@planet-esco.com , Tel: +963 11 221 55 12 , Fax: +963 11 221 55 31
  • 2. Energy Services & Consulting Content: • Energy Main Indicators in Syria • Solar Energy Sector Assessment • Market Evaluation • Promoting Regulations and Financial Programs
  • 3. Energy Services & Consulting Energy Indicators in Syria in2007: Items Units Values Population Million 19.4 Total Energy Demand M TOE 23.5 Oil Products M TOE 17.5 Natural Gas M TOE 4.5 Hydro Energy M TOE 0.9 Biomass Energy M TOE 0.6
  • 4. Energy Services & Consulting Distribution of Primary Energy Demand in Syria By Sector in 2007 Transport Agriculture 5% 21% Residential Industry 19% 7% Building & Construction & Commercial Electricity 4% Generation Oil & Gas Facilities Electricity Demand by sector in 2007 38% 6% losses governmental Industry 15% facilities 30% 4% Electricity Commercial 8% Agriculture 4% Residential 39%
  • 5. Energy Services & Consulting Solar Energy Potential in Syria The average global horizontal solar radiant flux in Syria is approximately 5 kWh/m2/day or 1.8 MWh/m2/Year Mean Annual Daily Radiation on Horizontal Surface Wh/m2
  • 6. Energy Services & Consulting Solar Water Heating Technology, History and Current situation: Syrian Arab Standards and hteenths Syrian Standard in the mid of eig for SWHs Metrology Organization Now in p (SASMO) rogress developing new SWHs standards about 300,000 m2 till 2008, Installed Capacity of SWHs 100,000 m2 of them installed last three years has been trying to disseminate National Energy Research Center SWH applications through (NERC) execution many pilot projects 2006 NERC executed SWHs in Ibn Alwalid hospital in homs with total area 130 m2 of collectors A big SWH project is being implemented now in Almwasah hospital which is the biggest hospital in Damascus The area of collectors is 1400 m2
  • 7. Energy Services & Consulting one year ago the energy Syrians start thinking for alternatives, carriers prices increased SWHs is the best available proved especially diesel and electricity technology in the local market In General: Solar water heating are the most RE common technology in Syria for many reasons: - There are many manufacturers and importers of SWHs. - Prices of water heating solar systems is nearly reasonable. - The average solar radiation is about 5 kWh/m2/day. - SWHs are easy to install and enough experience is available. - Savings appear directly especially in the governmental side. Efforts is being concentrated to set a national strategy with a target of installing that will encourage the 100,000 m2 annually especially in national SWH residential and commercial sectors industry to be improved.
  • 8. Energy Services & Consulting SWHs Industry: small workshops with an annual about 25 production capacity about 100 DSWHs manufacturing SWHs large factories with an annual production capacity about 20,000 m2 Ministry of Industry established this factory leaded the market for the Solar Energy Factory in 1982 many years with well made flat plat collectors open circuit systems the DSWHs manufacturing is affected by the evacuated tubes systems which are this changed the SWHs market imported from China with lower prices, some of the balance during last years. national manufacturers started importing this technology next to their product
  • 9. Energy Services & Consulting R&D Institutional Framework : Resource and energy planning Higher Planning Council (HPC) and in Syria are organized by Supreme Energy Committee (SEC) Since 1998, some of activities in the field of renewable energy Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) were attached to in 1994 the first Solar Atlas, and Scientific Studies and Research Centre The first Solar Collector test (SSRC) Facility have been submitted by Establishing special departments regarding RE technologies There are cooperation programs All Syrian Universities between local and international universities to enhance RE&EE subjects at the educational stages.
  • 10. Energy Services & Consulting R&D Institutional Framework : National Energy Research Centre Building the state of art SWHs test facility Creating the needed strategies & Financial tools to disseminate SWHs to install 100,000 SWHs annually (NERC) Implementing a lot of pilot projects in different sectors as mentioned above Conducting feasibility studies regarding the use of SWH Cooperate with SASMO to set the new SWHs standards
  • 11. Energy Services & Consulting Market Evaluation: SWHs Local Companies: The number becomes greater there are about (25) Manufacturer during the last three years and more than (50) Importers this number is growing day by day in parallel with SWHs demand using completely local materials Manufacturing companies (flat plate technology). using local and imported materials Manufacturing companies (flat plate and evacuated tubes technologies) mainly working in Importing companies (evacuated tubes technology) There are no special companies for installation of SWHs the installation process performed by the manufacturers or the importers.
  • 12. Energy Services & Consulting Market Evaluation: Prices The average price for a typical SWHs for a family consist of 3-5 persons with installation costs of accessories is Up to 60,000 S.P (960 €) About 35,000 S.P (560 €) For flat plate system For evacuated tube system market confusion about the differences between the two systems, this could not be avoided because of the absence of a certification system Business Organizations There are no effective business organizations concerning SWHs market or companies, but we can say that three business organizations are involved Industrial Chambers Commercial Chamber Engineers Syndicates
  • 13. Energy Services & Consulting Market Evaluation: Market Drivers Energy prices: the lower subsidies the higher activity market when the government announce for Governmental programs: a program to promote solar water heaters the demand of these became greater. SWHs prices: the lower prices the higher demand during exhibitions or such similar events Companies special offers: such as free installation or sales. Financial incentives: like banks program for special soft loans for SWHs, Awareness Campaigns
  • 14. Energy Services & Consulting SWHs Sector Barriers in the performance of SWHs, Lack of consumer trust whereas no quality assurance Lack of space / huge of satellite dishes which architecture impediments occupy most of roof’s areas, Lack of financing No bank loan effective programs options and Incentives no conducive policies to promote RE developments Lack of collateral No government programs No cooperation between public and private sector limited scope for R&D institutions Generally subsidies on oil and gas
  • 15. Energy Services & Consulting Promoting Regulations and Financial Programs the law is the first one promoting EE&RE in Syria “Energy Conservation Law” this law obligates engineering offices which design and Construct new buildings or establishments to install SWHs In 2004 NERC established the National Project for DSWH sets in the cooperation With the expected area 20000 m2 industrial bank, Agency for Installed area 1400 m2 Combating Unemployment, The project didn’t succeed because and local manufacturers the low income of the employees The project based In the payment and the energy low prices in instalment solar thermal sets to all governmental employees
  • 16. Energy Services & Consulting Promoting Regulations and Financial Programs this policy concentrated on the As a result of the mentioned government subsidy to expand project NERC suggested a new solar applications, the proposal policy for solar thermal have been discussing in the applications in residential sector government for 2 years and it expected to be adopted soon The Syrian commercial bank presents soft loans with an interest rate of 2% for SWHs Some private banks in cooperation with some companies also offered loans for SWHs (exp. Audi bank in cooperation with Altawfeer Co.
  • 17. Energy Services & Consulting Conclusion The vision clarify that the SWHs sector has its all components, these components needed to be refined, developed and well directed, this could achieved by providing a direct support and active cooperation between all players.
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