webinar 4 | jul-16 | the big chill: off-grid cooling
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The big chill: Off-grid cooling
Smart Villages Webinar, 30th June 2016
Philipp Denzinger
ProKlima International
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The Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale
Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH (ltd.) is
an international cooperation enterprise for
sustainable development with worldwide
operations, established in 1975.
operates throughout Germany and in more
than 130 countries worldwide.
more than 16,500 staff members around the
globe, some 70% of whom are employed
locally as national personnel.
business volume: about EUR 1.9 billion (31
December 2013)
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Bolivia
HPMP servicing
BrazilHPMP servicing
BrazilFridge-recycling
Kenya(with AFD)
HPMP refrigeration
LesothoHPMP refrigeration
LiberiaHPMP refrigeration
MauritiusHPMP refrigeration
NamibiaHPMP refrigeration
SeychellesHPMP refrigeration
ZimbabweHPMP foam
ZimbabweHPMP servicing
Mauritius Air-conditioning
South AfricaSupermarket
South AfricaTransport
refrigeration
SwazilandSolar Chill
SwazilandThe Fridge Factory
Papua
New GuineaHPMP refrigeration
ChinaHPMP foam
IndiaHPMP servicing
ChinaAir-Conditioning
ChinaXPS- Foam
IndiaAir-conditioning
IndonesiaGreen Chillers
IndonesiaChiller (Alcohol)
Global NAMA
GlobalGCI
GlobalODS Banks
Afghanistan
HPMP refrigeration
IranHPMP foam
IranHPMP refrigeration
YemenMethyl bromide
Phase-Out
JordanMethyl bromide
Phase-Out
AzerbaijanNAMA Foam
JordanSolar Cooling
Proklima International 2015
Past projects
20 years > 240 projects in 40 partner countries
reduction of ~10.000 ODP t and ~ 100 Mio tons
CO2eq.
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TrainingCapacitybuilding
Policy advice
Technology transfer
Proklima’s core competences
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About the project:
• Global Project
• 2012-2017 (Phase I.)
• Financed by the German
Ministry of Environmental
• Political decision makers,
technology suppliers and
importers, research institutes,
trainers, technicians, NGOs
Gre
en
Co
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g In
itia
tive
Supported by
Objective:
Promote climate-friendly and
sustainable cooling technologies
globally
Activities:
• Support of the UN Technology
Mechanism (TEC/CTCN)
• Establish Green Cooling
Network and Platform
• Encourage technology
partnerships
• Provide material and
instruments for promoting
Green Cooling.
Philipp Denzinger (GIZ)
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Aiming at a reduction of emissions from the cooling sectors,
the Green Cooling Initiative combines three approaches:
• promoting natural refrigerants,
• maximising energy efficiency,
• fosters a sustainable approach to private and
commercial energy consumption.
What is Green Cooling?
Philipp Denzinger (GIZ)
Green Cooling helps to protect the environment,
resources and the climate!
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Climate impact of RAC
03/07/2016
GHG-Emissions
Indirect emissions
(electricity consumption
from fossil fuels)
Direct emissions
refrigerants
(HCFC, HFC)
leakages, high GWP
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2009 2020 2030
Development of world‘s
middle class
Middle East & North Africa
Sub-Saharan Africa
Asia Pacific
Central & South America
Europe
North America
Growing RAC Sector
• Population and economic growth
• > 9 bio people in 2050
• GDP triple until 2030
• 80% of RAC consumers are in DC and
emerging economies
• AC demand grows by a factor 14 until 2050
(IEA)
• Off grid RAC solutions are required!
• HFCs are not a sustainable long term solution
Sustainable alternatives to HFCs are
essential to meet climate and
economic goals
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Leapfrogging - Saving green house gas emissions
saving tremendous costs by avoiding multiple conversions!
Ozone depleting
High global warming potential
Deplete natural ressources and harm the environment
Are patented
Occur naturally
Environmentally-friendly
Low or no GWP
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Technology Demonstration Projects with Hydrocarbons
PV System for
a Fish Cold
Store Kenya
Solar
Refrigeration
Swaziland
Pro
du
cti
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Bu
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lin
g
Solar Powered
cold rooms for
fruit/vegetable
in Nigeria
• Production + capacity building
in Africa
• Natural refrigerants
• Renewable energy (solar)
• Solar powered cooling system
• Local engineering & servicing
capacity
• Networking
• Promote locally produced cold
rooms / natural refrigerants
• Off-grid energy generation
through a PV System
• Small-scale solar PV storage
for markets
• GIZ Powering Agriculture
Co
mm
erc
ial
/ In
du
str
ial
Co
oli
ng Solar Cooling
for Industry
and Commerce
Jordan
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Study “Promoting Food Security and Safety via Cold Chains”by Sector Project “Basic Energy Services (HERA)” and ProKlima
Aim:
• Overview: existing challenges and possible solutions towards better cold chain
coverage
• Focus on perishable foodstuffs (vegetables and fruits, dairy, meat and fish)
• Understanding of well-functioning cold chains, drivers and barriers
• How to supply energy required for cooling in a climate-friendly manner
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Prominent GCI Network Partners:
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Download publications, training manuals, etc. www.giz.de/proklima
Further Information:
Our website: www.green-cooling-initiative.org
Join the network: http://www.green-cooling-initiative.org/network/
Register for the GCI newsletter
http://www.green-cooling-initiative.org/about/about
Participate at the training „Cool Training“ in Germany
https://www.giz.de/expertise/downloads/giz2014-en-cool-training.pdf
Sign up to our webinars, e.g. found on the CTCN website
(e.g. http://ctc-n.org/calendar/webinars)