Energy Efficiency ROADMAP:

Philippines

Energy Utilization Management Bureau

Department of Energy
Diversified Energy Mix
2012 Primary Energy Mix Source MTOE % share
Oil 13.86 32.31
Natural Gas 3.21 7.48
Coal 9.32 21.72
Hydro 2.55 5.95
Geothermal 8.81 20.55
Biomass 4.85 11.30
Solar/Wind 0.01 0.02
Biofuels 0.29 0.68
Total Energy 42.90 100.00
Self Sufficiency % 56.32
Renewable Energy 16.51 38.49
Green Energy (RE + Natgas) 19.72 45.98

YEAR SUPPLY ENERGY MIX (MTOE) SELF-SUFFICIENCY (%)

2009 39.45 60
2010 40.73 57
2011 39.80 59
2012 42.90 56
 National Energy Efficiency and Conservation Program
(NEECP)

OVERALL GOAL : To make energy efficiency and conservation a way of

life of every Filipino

Information, Education and Communication Campaign

Standard and Labeling for Household Appliances
2-PRONGED PROGRAM
Recognition Award
Government Energy Management Program (GEMP)
Energy Management / Energy Audit
Philippine Energy Efficiency Project (PEEP)
Philippine Industrial Energy Efficiency Project (PIEEP)
INFORMATION, EDUCATION AND COMMUNICATION (IEC)
CAMPAIGN
 STANDARDS AND LABELING PROGRAM FOR
HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES

Window-Type Air Refrigerator and Compact

Conditioning Unit Freezer Fluorescent Lamp
(CFL)

RECOGNITION AWARD
DON EMILIO ABELLO ENERGY EFFICIENCY AWARD
Annual recognition given to companies with significant energy savings achieved
through the implementation of EE&C technologies & measures

FY 2014 Generated Saving:

95.7 million liters of oil equivalent (LOE) and
monetary savings of Php 3.7 billion and more
than 187 million kilograms of avoided carbon
dioxide from 91 commercial and industrial
establishments
 GOVERNMENT ENERGY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
(GEMP)
Aimed at reducing the monthly
consumption of electricity and transport
petroleum products by all government
offices by at least 10%
Savings from Sept 2005 to June 2015:
PhP 2.29 B
PhP 1.99 Billion on Electricity
PhP 299.59 Million on Fuel

ENERGY MANAGEMENT SERVICES / ENERGY AUDIT

Energy audit services of the Department of Energy
(DOE) help companies and establishments
determine and analyze their energy use patterns and
identify energy efficiency opportunities, measures
and projects which results to:
INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY
IMPROVED QUALITY OF PRODUCTS / SERVICES
MORE PROFITS
 PHILIPPINE ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROJECT

KEY PROJECT OUTPUTS

Nationwide distribution of 8.6 million CFLs

Retrofit of lighting systems in 150 government buildings
Retrofit of Public Lighting Systems
Installation of LED Solar Home Systems in Off-Grid Areas
Rating scheme for Green Buildings
Establishment of Energy Efficiency Testing and Lamp Waste
Recycling Facilities
Communication and Social Mobilization Programs

243 MW reduction of electricity consumption

PhP3.2 Billion (USD 74 Million) monetary savings
173,000 tons CO2 avoidance
 PHILIPPINE INDUSTRIAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROJECT
(PIEEP)

To introduce ISO 50001 Energy

Management Standard along
with system optimization
approach for improvement of
industrial energy efficiency.
Gaps & Barriers:
1. Absence of appropriate legal policy framework on energy efficiency and
conservation
2. Inadequate awareness and sustainable information, education and
communication campaign (IEC)
3. Lack of well capacitated Energy Auditors and Energy Managers
4. Energy Management Services through the conduct of Energy
Audit by the Philippine DOE is not sufficient to handle the big
market due to lack of personnel
5. No government incentives for energy efficient technologies
6. Absence of standard and labeling policy
7. Local financial institutions are not so keen to provide financial
investment loan to support application for energy efficiency and
conservation projects specially when it is not a popular technology
 An Energy Efficiency Roadmap for the Philippines
Short Term (2014-15)
Fuel Efficiency Standards
developed all vehicles
Risk management on vehicle
Transport
conversion, e-vehicle programs
Re-formulated coordination
mechanisms
Link existing training projects with
ESCO capacity building
Industry
Develop sectoral focus programs
to facilitate EE in energy intensive
industries (cement & construction,
sugar)
Enforceable minimum energy
standards for appliances, with a
Residential focus on space cooling and
refrigeration
Buildings
Building envelope measures cool
roofs and insulation
Reformulate group to oversee EE
measures in Building Code
Commercial Retro-commissioning program for
Buildings existing buildings
Benchmarking to create data for
bldg. information &reporting
Support passage of Enercon Bill
Establish EE database, data colln
Cross- regime, M&E framework
Establish enforcement regimes
Sectoral
Strengthen ESCO capacity
Continue awareness-raising
Sending market signals to provide incentives for EE
Strengthening existing policy, advocacy, programs and institutional structures
Harnessing private sector /partner finance
Enabling innovation and new technologies
Medium Term (2016-20) Long Term (2021-30) Energy savings
over baseline
Financial incentives for EE through
(by 2030)
vehicle taxes EE programs beyond road
transport (passenger and cargo
Promotion of key vehicle 25%
ships, aviation fuels)
technologies
Savings of approx. 10,665 KTOE p.a. (one-fifth of forecast demand) by 2030
Reintegration of urban planning
Decreased energy consumption of 1.0% per year against baseline forecasts
Driver education and fleet and transport energy use
management programs
Develop standards for motors
40% reduction in energy intensity compared to 2005 baseline
Facilitate example models
including ESCOs, finance Review inward investment rules
15%
Implement demand response for EE to remove distortions
programs
Review of energy pricing
Develop role of utilities as key
Towards energy efficient housing
implementation partners and
information providers
precincts
20%
2030 Objectives:
Specific EE programs for low-
Inclusion of residential measures
in Building Code
income households
EE measures for inclusion in
national building code Incentive funds in place for EE,
Government demonstration including private financiers
25%
retrofits to showcase ESCOs and
financing models
Mandatory disclosure of
commercial building performance
Promote green building ratings
National strategy for efficiency in
power supply sector
Build stronger coordination with
Energy Efficiency and
Conservation Center mandated
other levels of govt (LGUs)
and established
Regular reporting and monitoring
to commence
 PROGRAMS AND ACTIONS TO PROGRESS
TRANSPORT Action Plan 2016-2020

Vehicle Fuel Efficiency Standard & Labeling

A: Vehicle
Efficiency Formulate a transport and urban energy efficiency Inter-Agency
Improvement Committee
Program
Vehicle Promotion and conversion programs
extend Auto-LPG program for taxi fleet
Training for LPG vehicle conversion
Vehicle Technologies: E-Vehicles, Hybrid Vehicles, Fuel Cell Vehicles

B: Vehicle
Efficiency Re-launch Fuel Economy Run initiative
and Driver
Awareness Driver training program rollout
Program

C: Freight Form partnership to develop a National Efficient Freight and

Transport
Energy Logistics Master Plan
Efficiency National Efficient Freight and Logistics Master Plan developed
Partnership
 PROGRAMS AND ACTIONS TO PROGRESS
Action Plan 2016-2020
INDUSTRY
Assist DTI to green industry roadmaps with energy efficiency measures
A: Industry Scale up and broaden the sectors (targeted by the PIEEP and HEMS
Energy projects) to priority sectors of Cement, Steel, Semi-Conductor and Sugar
Management and Manufacturing
Opportunity
Identification Technical assistance to PEZA on qualifying EE service providers and
technologies

B: ESCO platform for ESCO sector training capacity building activities

Development
Program Standard ESCO contracts for bidding

Analytical paper setting out the framework and

C: Demand
Response and
regulatory steps that would need to be taken to implement
Demand Side a comprehensive Demand Response Strategy
Management
Program Establish a Power Sector Energy Efficiency Strategy
 PROGRAMS AND ACTIONS TO PROGRESS

RESIDENTIAL

Action Plan 2016-2020

Energy Efficiency input and cooperation on

A: Appliance standards development
standards and
Labeling
Increase post-market surveillance programs
Program
(MVE)

B. Behavioural
Information Awareness raising campaigns on EE including
Program for Low- for housing design (e.g. insulation and cool roofs)
Income Group
 PROGRAMS AND ACTIONS TO PROGRESS
COMMERCIAL & Action Plan 2016-2020
GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
Strengthen and extend the Government Energy
Management Program (GEMP)
A: Develop Guidelines for government procurement of
Government
energy efficiency services
Buildings
Efficiency
Develop model ESCO procurement and implementation
Program
project at a high-profile Government building site

Administrative Order 110:

Administrative Order 110-A:
Government Energy Management
Program (GEMP) E N A B L I N G Administrative Order 126:
POLICIES:
Institutionalization of Government Energy
Management Program (GEMP)
Target Electricity and Fuel Savings of 10%
Designate an Enercon Officer
Submission of Monthly Fuel and Electricity
Consumption Report
PROGRAMS AND ACTIONS TO PROGRESS

COMMERCIAL & GOVERNMENT

BUILDINGS

Action Plan 2016-2020

B: Building
Energy Efficiency Training Program for LGUs
Codes Coordination-body for Energy Efficiency input
Program
to Green Building Code development
Update DOE Guidelines on Energy
Conserving Design in Buildings and Facilities

C. Annual performance information tool - benchmark

Building for government building energy efficiency with a view
Information to creating the market standard for all commercial
and buildings
Ratings
Program Mandatory disclosure of performance ratings
on sale or lease of buildings
 SECTOR Action Plan 2016 - 2020
Enactment of Enercon Bill into Law *
Establish EE database, data collection regime, M&E
framework*
Cross- Heighten-up EE&C promotion across all energy demand
Sectoral sectors *
Stronger coordination with other levels of government
(LGUs) *
Challenges:
- Enforcement of Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards
(MEPS)

Possible assistance required:

- Database
- Enforcement of Standards
- Improvement of Labeling Program
Thank You !