3. Incentive and Regulation
Source ) Total Energy Statistics by ANRE/METI
( Oil converted Mt /1 trillion yen )
Approx.
40%
improvement
Primary energy use per real GDP of Japan
1973-2012
GDP: 2.4x
Final Energy Consumption: 1.3x
Industry 0.8x
Commercial/ Residential 2.4x
Transport 1.8x
4. Japan’s Energy Conservation Efforts
(millions kL of crude oil equivalent)
4
Transportation sector
Commercial sector
Industry sector
Residential sector
(JPY trillion)
Sources: “Comprehensive Energy Statistics” and “Annual Report on National Accounts.” ※Value of 2013 are
preliminary.
5. Basic Structure of Energy Conservation Policy
Incentives
• Subsidies for
introducing
equipment
• Tax incentive
• Subsidize interest
payment
• Subsidize R&D
Regulation
• Energy
Conservation Law
• Mandatory
Labelling
6. Subsidize 1/3 of the total cost on purchasing energy-efficient equipment and
repairing.
Not only big companies factories but also small companies and offices such as
hospitals utilize the subsidies.
E.g. : High efficiency heat-pomp
High efficiency boiler
Co-generation
Factory
Building
Lighting equipmentLighting equipment
Industrial FurnacesIndustrial Furnaces
E.g. : High efficiency lighting ( including: LED)
transformertransformer
Hot water supply system
( high-efficiency
generator )
Hot water supply system
( high-efficiency
generator )
Air conditionerAir conditioner
E.g. : High-efficiency Air conditioner
OthersOthers
E.g. : Refrigerator ・ refrigerate equipment
E.g.: High-efficiency transformer
E.g. : High-efficiency industrial furnaces
Image : Subsidy scope equipment
6
7. Energy Conservation Law
7
1. Top Runner Program.
2. Set energy efficiency standards for new buildings and houses.
(will be mandatory for large-scale buildings to comply from 2017.)
3. Requires companies to measure their energy consumption and report
it to Government.
Industry sector Commercial
sector
Residential
sector
Transportation
sector
3) Annual reports to the Government
by business operators with 1,500 or
more kl/yr energy consumption
15,000 manufacturing plants &
offices
Reduction efforts of 1% per year
2) Energy efficiency standards
for buildings and houses
1) Top runner standards for household
appliances , equipment, automobiles etc.
3) Periodic reports
by freight carriers
and consigners
Reduction
efforts of 1% per
year
8. Top Runner Program (1)
8
Fuel
econom
y (km/L)
standards
set
Target fiscal year
19km/L
18km/L
17km/L
15km/L15km/L
14km/L
13km/L
12km/L
16
Judgment made with
weighted average for
each product category.
The program requiring manufacturers and importers to fulfill
the efficiency targets within 3 to 10 years.
Targets are set, based on currently commercialized
products with best energy consumption efficiencies, namely
top runner products.
Encourages competition and innovation without price hike.
Image of Top Runner Program
9. Top Runner Program (2)
31 equipment and materials are
subject to the program, which cover
approximately 70% of the energy
consumption in household.
9
1. Passenger cars
2. Trucks
3. Air conditioners
4. Television receivers
5. Video tape recorders
6. Lighting apparatuses
7. Copying machines
8. Computers
9. Magnetic disk
devices
10. Electrical
refrigerators
11. Electrical freezers
22. Routing
equipment
23. Switching
equipment
24. Multifunction
Devices
25. Printers
26. Heat Pump
Water Heater
27. AC motors
28. LED lumps
29. Heat
insulating
materials
30. Sashes
31. Multi-Paned
Glazing
12. Heaters
13. Gas cooking
appliances
14. Gas water heating
appliances
15. Oil water heaters
16. Electric toilet seats
17. Vending machines
18. Power tansformer
19. Jar rice cookers
20. Microwave ovens
21. DVD recorders
It also covers materials for building.
11. Specific business operators (companies) are obliged to appoint
Energy Manager under Energy Conservation Law in Japan
Qualification/certification (examination/seminar) of Energy
Managers are performed by ECCJ
Implementation of Energy Efficiency
11
<Daily Energy Management>
•Monitoring and recording of
energy consumption
•Maintenance of Facilities
•Improvement of operation, etc.
Energy Manager
(having qualified energy manager license)
Energy Manager
(having qualified energy manager license)
Government
(METI)
Submission
(Periodic Report)
(Medium- and
Long-Term Plan)
Simplified Image of Energy Management System under EC Law
12. Energy Saving after the Great East Japan Earthquake
12
Electricity Demand for
Cooling
Electricity Demand forHeating
After the Earthquake
Highest Temperature in Tokyo ( )℃
More than15%
electricity demand
decrease in average
MaximumElectricityDemandofTEPCO
(10,000kW)
2010
2011(Before Earthquake)
2011(After Earthquake)
Source : CRIEPI
Achieved more than 15 % of Electricity Demand decrease in 2011
after the great east Japan Earthquake on March 11, 2011.
14. ( Total Electricity generation )
1,065TWh
Energy Conservation
+ Renewable Energy
= about 40%
Energy conservation
196TWh
(▲ 17% )
Electricity
Demand
981
TWh
Electricity generation mix
2030 20302013
( actual
GDP growth
1.7%/year
Electricity
Demand
967
TWh
( loss form Electricity
transmission etc, )
Hydro 8.8 ~ 9.2%
Solar PV 7.9%
Wind 1.7%
Bioenergy
3.7 ~
4.6%
Geothermal
1.0 ~ 1.1%
Total base load
power ratio
: 56%
Renewable Energy
22 ~ 24%
Nuclear 22 ~
20%
LNG 27%
Coal 26%
Oil 3%
Direction
(1) To improve the self-sufficiency ratio to around 25% surpassing the level before the Earthquake.
(2) To reduce the electricity costs lower than today.
(3) To set a high-level GHG reduction goal compared with other developed countries to lead the world.
Japan’s Energy Mix
15. Ministry of
Economy, Trade and
Industry
Agency for Natural
Resources and Energy
Energy efficiency rate = Final energy consumption / real GDP
35% Improvement
year
Energy Conservation Target in 2030
Japan will further pursuit 35 % improvement of energy efficiency in 2030.
This improvement is on the same level as the high improvement ratio
after oil crisis.
Improvement of Energy Efficiency
16
16. Ministry of
Economy, Trade and
Industry
Agency for Natural
Resources and Energy
Handle electricity supply-demand problem with HEMS / BEMS, high efficient
air conditioners, lighting and hot-water supply.
Energy efficiency of entire systems by managing entire home and buildings.
More efficient energy management can be realized by cross-management of
home and buildings, or regional management.
GEGE
ZEHZEH
- Net zero energy
home
ZEBZEB
- Net zero energy
building
SmartSmart
communitycommunity
HEMSHEMS
BEMSBEMS
GEGE
Cooperate by buying equipment such as
efficient air conditioners and lighting, and
controlling them with HEMS or BEMS.
Installation of energy
management equipment
Optimize homes and
buildings
“Net zero energy” means that net annual
primary energy consumption is approximately
zero.
Regional or cross-regional
optimization
Evolution of Energy Management
17
17. Ministry of
Economy, Trade and
Industry
Agency for Natural
Resources and Energy
Large-scale Demand Response demonstration in Keihanna
Dynamic Pricing Demonstration in Kitakyushu
19. Estabelecimento de JASE-W
Japanese Business
Alliance for
Smart
Energy
- Worldwide
Mr. S.Sakakibara ,
Presidente de JASE-W
e Presidente de Japan
Business Federation
Proposito
Contribuição para o efeito estufa, atraves da promocao de technologia
japonesa conservação de energia todo mundo numa base comercial
Membros
49 Empresas, 20 Associação Membros, 16 Observadores
Fondação
Outubro de 2008
34. The world energy situation is changing rapidly. We propose plans such as
enhancement of energy efficiency of existing equipment and control through an energy
management system. Furthermore, we aggressively develop next-generation energy
including hydrogen energy
Combined
Cycle Power
Plant
Gas Engine
General-
Purpose
Boiler
Gas Turbine
Co-Generation
System
Industrial
Steam
Turbine
Natural
Chiller
Natural Chiller
Combined
Control System
Waste
Heat Boiler
Zero Emission
Eco Town
(ZEET) System
Air Conditioning
Load Reduction
System
Hydrogen Energy-
related System
Kawasaki Ring
Power (Ring
Hydroturbine)
Bioethanol
Production
System
Photovoltaic
Power Generation
System
Woody Biomass
Gasification Power
Generation System
Hybrid Distribution
Power Generation
System
GIGACELLⓇ
(High-Capacity Nickel-
Metal Hydride Battery)
Storage
Battery
Thermal Energy
Management
System
Public Facilities
Factories
Electrical
Energy
Commercial Facilities
Homes
Toward a Sustainable Energy Society
36. Kawasaki Hydrogen Road
Hydrogen energy-related equipment (produce, transport/storage, use)
ProduceProduce
Produce clean and low-cost hydrogen
using various methods.
Produce Hydrogen from renewable energy such
as brown coal, which is an unused resource,
wind and photovoltaic power.
Transport/storageTransport/storage
Transport/storage technology, which is
essential for diffusing hydrogen
energy.
Liquid hydrogen transport container, Japan’s
largest liquid hydrogen storage tank, liquid
hydrogen carrying vessel.
UseUse
Sustainable future realized with
hydrogen energy.
Hydrogen gas turbine that does not emit CO2
during combustion, hydrogen gas engine, fuel
cell powered vehicle, etc.
38. Company Profile & Core Technologies
Founded in 1924 : More Than 90 Years of History.
Business Development in More Than 145 Countries.
AC solutions are realized for all types of needs such as those for
energy-savings, the environment, comfort, peace-of-mind, safety,
and health.
39. Employing new
refrigerant R32,
“Ururu Sarara”
provides efficient
airflow in a stylish
shape that also
humidifies and
dehumidifies without
need of a water tank.
The Flagship Model “URUSARA 7”
“URUSARA 7” has 7Features, Made Possible with DAIKIN’s Original Technology.
*1.Ozone Depletion Potential *2. Global Warming Potential
R32
R32 Characteristics
Wall mounted type
40. Outline
Originally, the Air Conditioning Network Service System was for
monitoring(24h 7days) the operating conditions of air conditioners remotely.
The system has been strengthened by an energy-saving function.
“Airnet” System
Remote
Monitoring
Energy-saving
control
Peak power
control
Energy-saving
report
InternetInternet
Customer
Emergency dispatch
arrangements
Service station
Reaching the site emergency in case of
air conditioner malfunction
Making reports and
various maintenance proposals
i-
Monitoring device
Control Center
“Airnet” service system
i-Touch
Manager
41. 43
Saving-energy
report
VRV
ACC in China
ACC in Europe
3. Result of Energy-Saving Control
The result of energy-saving control aiming at a reduction of the metered charge is shown below.
Power consumption
Predicated power consumption without control
Predicted reduction of power consumption
kWh
kWh
kWh
Metered charge reduction yen
Reduction of CO2 emissions kg
Reduction of metered charge = (Predicted power consumption without control - Power consumption) x
Metered unit charge
Metered unit charge 11.43 yen/kWh (July 1 to September 30)
10.39 yen/kWh (Other periods)
Reduction of CO2 emissions = Predicted reduction of power consumption x CO2 emission coefficient
CO2 emission coefficient 0.378
* The power consumption is the total power consumption of the air conditioner subject to control and not the power consumption of the
whole building.
The power consumption is calculated from the current value of theair conditioner.
* The predicted power consumption without control is Daikin's calculat ed value.
The situation of control is shown below.
Transition of power consumption and reduction
4
Power consumption of this year Reduction
Outdoor air temperature of this year Outdoor air temperature of last year
0
2000
1000
Powerconsumption(kWh)
Temperature(°C)
50
40
0
30
20
10
-10
Power consumption of last year
-3-
Apr. May Jun. Jul. Aug.
XX
XX
XX
XX
XX
3. Result of Energy-Saving Control
The result of energy-saving control aiming at a reduction of the metered charge is shown below.
Power consumption
Predicated power consumption without control
Predicted reduction of power consumption
kWh
kWh
kWh
Metered charge reduction yen
Reduction of CO2 emissions kg
Reduction of metered charge = (Predicted power consumption without control - Power consumption) x
Metered unit charge
Metered unit charge 11.43 yen/kWh (July 1 to September 30)
10.39 yen/kWh (Other periods)
Reduction of CO2 emissions = Predicted reduction of power consumption x CO2 emission coefficient
CO2 emission coefficient 0.378
* The power consumption is the total power consumption of the air conditioner subject to control and not the power consumption of the
whole building.
The power consumption is calculated from the current value of theair conditioner.
* The predicted power consumption without control is Daikin's calculat ed value.
The situation of control is shown below.
Transition of power consumption and reduction
4
Power consumption of this year Reduction
Outdoor air temperature of this year Outdoor air temperature of last year
0
2000
1000
Powerconsumption(kWh)
Temperature(°C)
50
40
0
30
20
10
-10
Power consumption of last year
-3-
Apr. May Jun. Jul. Aug.
XX
XX
XX
XX
XX
3.省エネ制御による温熱環境の報告
● 年間の電力削減量は、下図の様になります。
消費電力量
0
1 0000
20000
30000
40000
50000
4月
5月
6月
7月
8月
9月
10月
11月
12月
1月
2月
3月
月間消費電力量[kWh/月] 消費電力量 削減電力量
● 年間の温熱環境は、下図の通りとなります。
Sample
室内温度分布
18
22
24
26
28
30
4月
5月
6月
7月
8月
9月
10月
11月
12月
1月
2月
3月
室内温度[℃]
20
最小ー最大
25%ー75%
中央値
参考: 政府推奨の室内温度は、冷房時28℃、暖房時に20℃です。
3.省エネ制御による温熱環境の報告
● 年間の電力削減量は、下図の様になります。
消費電力量
0
1 0000
20000
30000
40000
50000
4月
5月
6月
7月
8月
9月
10月
11月
12月
1月
2月
3月
月間消費電力量[kWh/月] 消費電力量 削減電力量
消費電力量
0
1 0000
20000
30000
40000
50000
4月
5月
6月
7月
8月
9月
10月
11月
12月
1月
2月
3月
月間消費電力量[kWh/月] 消費電力量 削減電力量
0
1 0000
20000
30000
40000
50000
4月
5月
6月
7月
8月
9月
10月
11月
12月
1月
2月
3月
月間消費電力量[kWh/月] 消費電力量 削減電力量
● 年間の温熱環境は、下図の通りとなります。
Sample
室内温度分布
18
22
24
26
28
30
4月
5月
6月
7月
8月
9月
10月
11月
12月
1月
2月
3月
室内温度[℃]
20
室内温度分布
18
22
24
26
28
30
4月
5月
6月
7月
8月
9月
10月
11月
12月
1月
2月
3月
室内温度[℃]
20
最小ー最大
25%ー75%
中央値
最小ー最大
25%ー75%
中央値
参考: 政府推奨の室内温度は、冷房時28℃、暖房時に20℃です。
2. 温熱環境の報告
(解説) 当社では、強制サーモオフ(快適性低下を招く制御)を
できる限り実施しないように制御設計を行っています。
2.補足データ
2.1 デマンド制御の実施状況
以下に、遠隔監視データから確認できたことを報告します。
デマンド制御の総実施時間と、その内訳は以下の通りであったことを
確認しています。
遮断レベル 制御手段 快適性 - 制御目的
1
圧縮機の能力制御
室内機の台数制御
○ -
能力抑制
(設定温度維持)
↓
↓
設定温度シフト
↓
△ - 室内環境の緩和
8 強制サ ーモ オフ(送風運転) × - 目標電力の厳守
遮断レベルと制御内容との関係
遮断レベル 制御手段 快適性 - 制御目的
1
圧縮機の能力制御
室内機の台数制御
○ -
能力抑制
(設定温度維持)
↓
↓
設定温度シフト
↓
△ - 室内環境の緩和
8 強制サ ーモ オフ(送風運転) × - 目標電力の厳守
遮断レベルと制御内容との関係
Sample
目標電力: 300kW
(総実施時間:1時間3分40秒)
6% 1%
93%
遮断レベル1~4(快適性:○ )
遮断レベル5~7(快適性:△ )
×遮断レベル8 (快適性: )
Through monitoring operating conditions of customer’s air-conditioners and
the weather forecast, the system provides energy-saving control that is
suitable for customer’s residential conditions.
Suitable Energy-
saving indication
Check daily operating
conditions
Customer
Weather
Information
Control Centre (ACC)
“Airnet” service system
Weather
Information
Weather
Information
New Feature:
Energy-saving Management
ACC in Japan
i-Touch
Manager
Monitoring device
43. Consulting Services by Nippon Koei on
Joint Crediting Mechanism (JCM)
- Japanese government committed that JCM is a tool to
- Credit from JCM will not be traded
- Japanese government will allocate subsidy to introduce
“leading low carbon technologies” into JCM partner countries
- 16 countries signed bilateral agreement on JCM including
Mexico, Costa Rica and Chile
44. Consulting Services by Nippon Koei on
Joint Crediting Mechanism (JCM)
Centrifugal chiller
COP: over 6.0
Once-through boiler
Efficiency: 95% Gas engine
co-gen system
Elec Gen: 40%
Heat: 74.4%
Energy Saving Heat Recovery
Renewable Energy
Visualization and consultation
Reduction of standby power consumption
Energy Management
Solar panel
EMS with battery
Hydro power
Biomass power
Waste to Energy
45. Japanese Smart Energy Products
& Technologies
http://www.jase-w.eccj.or.jp/technologies/index.html
46. Japanese Business Alliance
for
Smart Energy - Worldwide
http://www.jase-w.org/english
The Energy Conservation
Center, Japan
www.asiaeec-col.eccj.or.jp
Notas do Editor
Good morning /good afternoon every one. Today we would like to explain about energy conservation situation, issues and challenges in Japan and also introduce several technologies from JASE-W companies. .
From now, I would like to explain the situation of Energy conservation in Japan.
As one example of incentives, let me explain the subsidy mechanism of energy saving.
We subsidize the one third of total cost for introducing energy efficient equipment and also subside cost for repairing the equipment for improving efficiency.
This scheme is used by many big factories to introduce good furnaces transformer and air conditioners etc.
But it is not limited to factories. It also covers buildings including hospitals and banks.
Actually, half of the beneficiaries of this scheme is small size enterprises.
In the regulation side, first let me explain the structure of Energy conservation law.
This consists of three elements.
The first one is top runner program. This is the regulation on equipment and electric appliances which are used mainly in households.
The second one is to set energy efficiency standard for newly-built buildings and houses. The newly built buildings after 2017 are required to abide by the standard.
We have decided to set the mandatory minimum standard on building and houses because residential sector is the next important target in order to achieve much higher energy efficiency.
The last one is the requirement imposed on industry sector and commercial sectors to ask them to create a system in the organization to measure how the energy is used and report it to government.
We set the reduction efforts goal to achieve 1% reduction per year although there is no penalty.
Next, I would like to move on to top runner.
The program is aimed at improving the energy efficiency of equipment and electric appliance used in household.
This program requires manufacturers and importers of designated items to fulfill the efficiency target within certain period, which depend on items.
The unique characteristic of this program is the way to set the efficiency target.
It is decided based on the most energy efficient products among currently in the market.
That is why we call it “top-runner”.
This way of deciding the target can enable us to set realistic target but promote innovation activities of companies. We think it is very well balanced way of setting the target.
31 equipment and materials are subject to the top runner program.
It covers approximately 70% of energy consumption in household.
28 among 31 items consume by themselves the electricity and energy.
But, the last three items are materials for building although they do not consume energy by themselves. This is the new step for us.
We have achieved great result by the programs.
As I mentioned, certain companies are obliged to establish energy management system in the company under the energy conservation law.
Especially, the key is that they need to appoint energy manager.
ECCJ qualify and certify the energy manager as a professional.
Energy Manager plays an central role for promoting energy management.
This graph shows how much Japanese people reduced the electricity consumption after the Great East Japan Earthquake on March 11 2011.
The horizontal axis shows the temperature the vertical axis shows the maximum electricity demand of Tokyo electricity company.
Light blue dot is for a day in 2010. dark blue is for a day before the earthquake in 2011. The brown dot is for a day after the earthquake in 2011.
After the earthquake and subsequent halt of nuclear power plants, companies and households tried to reduce electricity consumption and as a result 15% reduction has achieved.
2011年までは石油依存から減少傾向にあったが、それでも45%は石油に依存していた。
This graph shows Japan’s Energy Mix target for the year 2030, which METI released last year
There were three directions by PM Abe before compiling this energy mix.
First , we need to improve self-sufficiency ratio to around 25%, which surpasses the level before March 11 Earthquake.
Second, we need to reduce electricity costs lower than today.
Last one is to set a high-level Green House Gas reduction which should be the level comparable to those of other developed countries.
As a result we will try to reduce energy consumption by 17% and introduce renewables to 22-24%, which we believe are very ambitious targets.
現在の再エネ 8−9%程度
It means the 35% improvement of energy efficiency per real GDP. from 2012.
This is very aspirational target..
目標達成は非常にチャレンジングなものですが、
その目標の1つである電力消費削減策の1つとして検討しているのが、ITを活かした地域単位でのエネルギーマネージメントです。
Handle electricity supply-demand problem with HEMS / BEMS, high efficient air conditioners, lighting and hot-water supply.
Energy efficiency of entire systems by managing entire home and buildings.
More efficient energy management can be realized by cross-management of home and buildings, or regional management.
The second new technologies is demand response.
In 3 municipalities in Keihanna Science City, large-scale demand response demonstration was initiated, targeting approximately 700 households.
This picture is the meter to tell consumers the price of electricity next day.
Then consumers decide how much electricity they use in the next day.
Dynamic pricing demonstration was done . In dynamic pricing, prices are changed in accordance with the state of supply and demand. In rare cases, price goes up to 10 times. Demand and supply information is aggregated in CEMS,and CEMS notify each customer pricing beforehand.
The bottom picture is the CEMS (Community Energy Management System) in Kitakyushu city, where energy for an entire designated supply area is managed in an integrated manner..
This is part of the result of demand response.
We have found about 20% reduction of peak demand can be achieved by demand response.
At the same time, we also found once 20% reduction was achieved, the demand is not so elastic to price change.
This is very informative for aggregators or electric power companies to think about future business model.
Firstly I would like to introduce ourselves, JASE=W.
We are very sure that Japan can contribute to global warming issue by promoting the most advanced Japanese energy conservation and new energy facilities and technologies to the world. Therefore, the Japanese business community and the government jointly established “Japanese Business Alliance for Smart Energy Worldwide” in October 2008.
Chairman of JASE-World is Mr. Sadaharu Sakakibara, who is also the chairman of the Japan Business Federation.
JASE-W consists of these 49 companies together with the government organization like METI, JICA, JETRO and so on.
これまでに紹介したエネルギー関連技術や、おそらくここに集まられている皆さんがご存知の二輪車の他、川崎重工業では船舶、鉄道車両、産業用ロボットの製造なども行っています。特にブラジルではアマゾナス州マナウスに二輪車の工場がある他、航空機分野ではエンブラエル社との協力のもと、機体の一部の設計・製造を担当しています。
右上のロゴが示すように、1896年に会社が設立されてから本年はちょうど120周年になります。
これからも川崎重工は「Achieving new heights in technology」を目指して、磨きあげてきた先端技術をもって新たな価値を創造し、社会の発展に貢献するという理念のもと、陸・海・空はもとより、遥かな宇宙から深海にまで、多彩な製品を送り出していきます。
さらに、「エアネット」システムは、各地域の毎日の気象予測データに基づいた最適省エネ自動制御(Optimizing self auto energy saving control)を行うとともに、お客様の運転状況や利用状況のデータを解析し、より省エネになる提案を記載した「省エネ診断報告書」(Energy saving report)をお客様に提出するというサービスを提供します。
Nippon Koei is Japan’s No.1 International Engineering Consultants. During nearly 70 years, Nippon Koei has worked on over 4,000 projects in 140 countries all over the world.
Nippon Koei has an administrative network of 36 branch offices, liaison offices and subsidiary offices including one in Sao Paulo.
JCM or Joint Crediting Mechanism is the mechanism which Government of Japan has been promoting in these several years.
The point is “Leading Low Carbon Technologies” will be provided, transferred to and cooperated with the partner country to reduce GHG emissions in the partner country. It is similar to CDM, however, some improvements are made so that realization of the project can be easier.
In Latin America, Mexico, Costa Rica and Chile already signed a agreement to be the partner countries.
This is an example of international consortium, which is necessary to be formed to implement JCM model project. This is the subsidiary scheme by Ministry of Environment Japan and maximum 50% of the project cost is reimbursed to the project participants.
We Nippon Koei support to realize the project and necessary steps for JCM scheme which looks like CDM.For example, we support developing methodologies and PDD for the JCMproject
Methodology is a tool to calculate GHG emission reduction amount and also a tool to identify the feasible JCM project.
PDD is Project Design Document, which summarize theJCM project and that needs to be validated by third party entity or TPE.
These are the typical technologies introduced in JCM projects.
Energy saving, heat recovery, energy management and renewable energy are common technologies for collaboration between Japan and partner countries.
JASE-W has published a book “Japanese Smart Energy Products and Technologies” which lists the advanced technologies developed by members. They are classified into nine categories: Factory, Industries, Office building, Residence, Construction transportation/logistics, Power generation & distribution, Renewable Energy & Storage Battery, Energy solution service, and Smart community.
You can also access JASE-World’s website. which is available in English, Chinese, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian and Vietnamese. Search for JASE-W eng
If you would like to know more about JASE-World activities or Japanese energy-saving technologies, please feel free to ask staff nearby you.
Also, we would be more than happy to support if you are looking for energy solution or business partners.
Thank you for your attention.