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Li ZHU President, APEC Sustainable Energy Center Professor, Tianjin University, P. R. China Work Report in the EWG57

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Page 1: Work Report in the EWG57integrated multi-energy system by publishing project report online. • Promote technological progress of renewable energy and energy policy making in APEC

Li ZHU

President, APEC Sustainable Energy Center

Professor, Tianjin University, P. R. China

Work Report in the EWG57

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Copyright © 2019 APSEC The 57th Energy Working Group Meeting, Manila, The Philippines, May 21-25 2019

Outline

Progress Made After the EWG56

SIX Self-funded Projects, 1 completed & 5 in implementation

Flagship Event of APSEC Workshop on Sustainable Cities

Others

Work Plan Before the EWG58

Implement Current Projects within Timelines

A New Application of APEC Funded Project

Flagship Event of the 5th Anniversary Forum

Make Preparation for the 2nd Five Years

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EWG 11 2018S Research on Effective Strategies for Overcoming the APEC Sustainable Urbanization Gaps

Objectives

1) Describe APEC and worldwide

urbanization trends and

mechanisms

2) Identify sustainability gaps of

APEC cities

3) Highlight global and APEC policy

responses

4) Sketch elements of a cooperative

strategy for scaling up

sustainable urbanization within

EWG and link it with other bodies

within and beyond EWG

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Progress of Project Completion

Fourth Asia-Pacific Energy Sustainable Development Forum, Tianjin, Sept. 2018

• Presentation of first draft

• Discussion

• Comments and suggestions from APEC Delegates from Australia; Brunei Darussalam; Canada; China; Hong

Kong, China; New Zealand; Peru; Papua New Guinea; Singapore; Indonesia and Viet Nam

Scheduled: Fourth Workshop on Sustainable Cities, EWG57, 22 May 2019, Manila

• Presentation of the report

• Electronic Version: http://publications.apec.org/Publications/2019/04/APEC-Sustainable-Urban-Development-

Report---From-Models-to-Results

• First discussion on follow up

Planned prior to completion of the project

• For completion of the project, the report will be shared with to following APEC groups: Transit Working Group,

Emergency Preparedness Working Group, Science Technology and Innovation, FotC Urbanization, ABAC

Sustainable Development Working Group, APEC Policy Support Unit

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Alignment with APEC Goals and SDGs

APEC Energy Goals• Preparing the field for monitoring contribution of cities to APEC Energy goals (Energy Security Initiative ESI,

Low carbon communities (LCT ESCI), energy intensity goal, renewables’ share goal)

APEC Disaster Risk Reduction Framework DRR• Preparing to implement APEC DRR and Sendai DRR Frameworks at municipal level

Paris Climate Agreement• Preparing to monitor the contribution of cities to the Intended Nationally Determined Contributions (INDCs) of

the Paris Climate Agreement

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Follow up Projects

Case studies on Integrated Urban Planning in APEC cities

Results-Oriented Monitoring of APEC Cities

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EWG 10 2018S Research on Integrated Multi-energy System to Improve Energy Efficiency and Enhance Technological Progress of Renewable Energy in APEC Region

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Objectives

• Explore the opportunities and challenges for

promoting the application of integrated multi-

energy system in APEC region

• Increase members’ general knowledge in

integrated multi-energy system by publishing

project report online.

• Promote technological progress of renewable

energy and energy policy making in APEC

region.

To promote the development of clean energy to facilitate thegoal of doubling the share of renewables in the APEC energymix from 2010 by 2030.

Key Technologies include Renewable energy technologies,Energy storage technologies, Network and operation andAdvanced information and telecommunications technologies

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Key Findings and Results

Progress of Project Implementation

Connotation and Characteristics of Multi-Energy SystemIntegrated Multi-energy System is a new energy productionand use mode, and can be divided into Integrated Multi-energySystem on Power Source Side & Integrated Multi-energy Systemon User Side.

Policies and Practices in China8 Polices released during Year 2011-2018 on CCHP, Smart Grid,New Energy Microgrid, “Internet+” Smart Energy, IntegratedMulti-Energy Demonstration Project and Energy Storage.Selected practices are shared including the World's largest andChina’s Largest projects.

Demand Potential Analysis and Recommendations onPromoting Integrated Multi-energy System in APEC Region,including sharing understanding, capacity building, promotionroadmap, business model and potential risk study. Summary of 22 Related APEC Projects (2006-2018)

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Reports Shared within the EGs

53rd EGEE&C & 52nd EGNRET Joint MeetingMarch 20-21 2019 Hong Kong, China

Research Results Reporting and Receives Comments

Work Plan

Apr.-May. 2019: Revise and modify the draftreport according to comments from EGNRET52 &EWG 57.

Jun.-Jul. 2019: Produce the final draft andcirculate to EWG members for furthercomments.

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EWG 12 2018S Research on Forms of Low-carbon Energy System and Best Practices for APEC Sustainable Cities

Background Information

Cities today occupy only about 2% of the total land, but

they are responsible for over 60% of Global Energy

Consumption and 70% of Greenhouse Gas Emissions.

During the rapidly increase of urbanization and energy

demands, APEC member economies need to face the

challenge of global climate change.

Sustainable Development Goals/Goal 11

“Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable”

Two Specific Aspirational Goals of EWG

“To double the share of renewables in the APEC energy mix, including in power generation by 2030; to

reduce APEC’s aggregate energy intensity by 45% from 2005 levels by 2035.”

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EWG 12 2018S Research on Forms of Low-carbon Energy System and Best Practices for APEC Sustainable Cities

Project Summary

Low-carbon Energy System is a proactive option, which aims

at energy efficiency, clean utilization and large-scale

renewable energy consumption as the background. This

project will present the concept, advanced technologies,

models and application forms of low-carbon energy

system through the review and research on best practices,

and explain significance and benefits for improving city

sustainability in APEC economies, and provide help for all

economies to carry out research and application in the future.

Sustainable City

Forms of Low-carbon Energy System

Energy Supply

Energy Demand

• Technologies• Best Practices

• Technologies• Best Practices

• Island City• Inland City• Peninsular City

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EWG 12 2018S Research on Forms of Low-carbon Energy System and Best Practices for APEC Sustainable Cities

Case studiesSo far, there are 97 case studies, and 85 cases are in APEC region. And the case collection covers the technologies of both energy supply and demand.

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EWG 12 2018S Research on Forms of Low-carbon Energy System and Best Practices for APEC Sustainable Cities

Work Plan

Dec. 2018 – Feb. 2019: Information and cases collection

Mar. 2019 – May. 2019: Research on the information and cases

Jun. 2019 – Sep. 2019: Integrate research results and expert opinions, finish first draft

Oct. 2019: Organize expert opinions and revise the first draft

Nov. 2019: Finalization of Research Report

2018 12 2019 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Information and cases collection

Research on the information and cases

Integrate research results and expert opinions

Seminar (1st)

Organize expert opinions and revise the first draft

Seminar (2nd)First draft

Second draft

Final Report

Finalization of Research Report

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EWG 14 2018S Exchange and Training on Clean Coal Technology and Clean Energy Policy (EGCFE)

May 6-10, 2019 NingBo China

Over 30 participants from 10 APEC Member Economies

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EWG 03 2019S ESCI Promotion Program in China and Relevant Training

Be Approval/Expected Completion Date: Feb 2019~Dec 2019

Project Background

As the second largest member economy in APEC, the

quantity of ESCI-KSP practices from China is not correspond to

its economies status and NO PRACTICE had won ESCI Best

Practice Awards. China should have made greater contribution to

ESCI and APEC.

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ESCI China’s Practices Statistics

Total China's Practices

23%

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Objectives To attain ESCI objectives by sharing Chinese

practices to ESCI to serve APEC member

economies.

To build capacity for Chinese ESCI participants,

enhance the popularity of ESCI in China

To share Chinese and other economies’ practices

experience within APEC and enrich ESCI-KSP.

To promote ESCI in China, APSEC did a series

of work

Develop relevant publications.

Hold ESCI promotion and application trainings.

Collect Chinese practices.

Develop Chinese scoring criteria.

Organize domestic scoring meeting.

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Project Progress

Relevant Publications: APSEC compiled The APEC ESCI Best Practices Awards Casebook and The Research on

the Trend and Criteria of ESCI Best Practices Awards to used as textbooks in APSEC training.

ESCI Promotion & Application Trainings: With the support of ESCI Management Team, APSEC organized promotion

and application trainings to Chinese participants for four phases, more than 80 trainees participated.

Practices Collection: APSEC collected 13 practices in China to be the candidate of 4th ESCI Best Practices Awards.

Chinese Scoring Criteria: Combined ESCI Criteria with Chinese relevant codes and standards, APSEC developed

The Chinese ESCI Scoring Criteria, which divided the original ESCI Criteria into 50 detailed items, to use as criteria

in domestic scoring meeting.

Domestic Scoring Meeting: On Feb 19, 2019, APSEC organized The 4th ESCI Best Practices Awards-Chinese

Practices Scoring Meeting, 3 of the 13 participants won the qualification of representing China to compete ESCI Best

Practices Awards on APEC stage. The WINNERS are as follows:

SG-Smart Integrated Energy Microgrid in

Customer Service Center of State Grid

Corporation of China

SB-Building Energy Efficiency

Program——Xintang Center

SB-Design and Construction Integration

(EPC) Project of PNG and China

Friendship School——Butuka Academy

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The 4th APSEC Workshop on Sustainable Cities

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The 4th APSEC Workshop on Sustainable Cities

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The 4th APSEC Workshop on Sustainable Cities

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APEC Activities Participation

Attended the EWG 06 2018A APEC Workshop on Energy and Economic Prosperity, DaNang

Vietnam; March 28-29, 2019

Attended the 5th APEC Blue Economy Forum, Ningbo, Nov.11-13 2018

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Report to the new Executive Director of APEC Secretariat Dr. Rebecca Maria

APEC Activities Participation

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Information Platform

Official Website Organization Page on LinkedIn

https://www.linkedin.com/company/apec-sustainable-

energy-center

The URL of APSEC Official Website has been

altered to http://apsec.tju.edu.cn/En .

A page of APSEC has been created on LinkedIn.

Newsletters will be updated periodically.

Information would be shared continuously.

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APSEC Annual appropriation

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EXPENSES

Daily&Operation Labor Cost Research Fund

116110

90

140

REVENUE

Tianjin University National Energy Administration

2018 2019 (plan)

it:10KRMB

2018 2019 (plan)

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Post Impact and Continued Work of APEC Funded Project SPESS

APEC Funded Project (EWG 22 2015A)

Developing Solar-Powered Emergency

Shelter Solutions (SPESS) As an

Energy-Resilience Tool for Natural

Disaster Relief in APEC Community.

Hanergy MiaSole FLEX CIGS

Think-film Solar Module

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Post Impact and Continued Work of APEC Funded Project SPESS

APSEC is planning to propose a new APEC funded project

(SPESS Phase II) in 2019—Demonstration and Promotion of Energy

Resilience tool based on Solar-Powered Emergency Shelter Solutions

(SPESS) for Natural Disaster in APEC .

Main Objective: carry out outcome of EWG 22 2015A—provide

technical support, establish workshop and technical training to engage

key APEC stakeholders, and establish demonstration project in China

and other susceptible economics to natural disasters.

SPESS Phase II Key Progress of Seek Co-sponsorship

Dec.2018-Jan.2019 APSEC Internal discussion about continued work of SPESS;

Draft up APEC Concept Note.

Feb.2019 Contact 7 economies ‘Official EWG representatives with email.

March.2019 Modify draft Concept Note based on comments and inputs;

Submit draft Concept Note to EWG for Opinion Review by 29th March

April-May 2019 Last round email engagement with potential co-sponsor economies.

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EWG 07 2019S The Fifth Asia-Pacific Energy Sustainable Development Forum

Share APSEC’s 5 years’ outcomes and achievements in various ways, including release and share its research

reports, display the cases and technology, make video and brochures, and expand APSEC’s networks to

promote sustainable energy development within APEC economies.

To report APSEC’s 5-year construction outcomes and work plan. Taking this forum as a platform to collect

APSEC’s milestones and achievements during past 5 years, and report the achievements to EWG members in

EWG58 for their endorsement and as a part of EWG overall annual working report submit to SCE, Senior

Official Meeting, Sectoral Ministerial Meeting and Leaders’ Meeting systematically;

To release the periodical research reports on CCT(Clean Coal Technologies) and CNSC( Cooperative Network

on Sustainable Cities) these two pillar programs to promote energy and cities sustainable development within

APEC;

To exhibit APSEC’s achievements during the forum to display the excellent cases and technology to expand

APSEC’s two networks, and strengthen members’ cooperation.

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Flagship Event-the 5th APSEC Anniversary Event

September 19-21

Shangri La Hotel, Tianjin China

Over 10 APSEC Advisory Board Members and APEC Experts confirmed the participation

Video and Media Release plan been made with CGTN

……

Journals Special Issues

……

Welcome to attend

APSEC Much Appreciate Valuable Inputs and Guidance

for Our 2nd FIVE Years’ Development!

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THANK YOU!Copyright © 2019 APSEC