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1 en.lighten - Chile National Efficient Lighting Strategy (ENIE) de Agosto de 2013

2 Efficient Lighting Global Map slide 2

3 The opportunity - Country lighting assessment Chile Financial Benefits 486,4 millions USD 3 months Annual savings Payback period Potential saving: 2,8 TWh in annual electricity consumption Energy Saving Benefits Equivalent to: Power output of 4 medium power plants (100MW) 4,8% of total national electricity consumption 240,7 kilotonnes of crude oil 34% of electricity consumption for lighting 1,2 kilotonnes annual reduction of carbon dioxide emissions. Climate Change Mitigation Benefits 0.3 million mid-size cars off the road Other Environmental Benefits 77 kilograms of mercury emissions avoided 2,5 kilotonnes of sulphur dioxide emissions avoided 4,6 kilotonnes of nitrous oxide emissions avoide

4 National Efficient Lighting Strategy (ENIE) No start from zero It is built on previous started energy efficiency and environmental actions Minister of Energy Initial study for MEPs by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory & Fundación Chile (2009) Experience of yearly massive replacement of lamps from 2007 Energy efficiency Dissemination Campaigns Pilot projects Superintendency of Electricity and Fuels Experience EE Labelling Program from 2007 Minister of Environmental Waste Management (International Agreements and a Law proposed to Congress) Suppliers experience and market strategies: For introducing new efficient technologies in the chilean market

5 National Efficient Lighting Strategy (ENIE) Objectives 1. Promote innovation enabling adoption of efficient lighting technologies SSL is the most innovative lighting technology emerging on the market. It offers high quality light and visual performance, while providing substantial cost saving opportunities, reducing light pollution in cities and driving innovation in the lighting and construction sectors. When combined with intelligent light management systems, SSL can save up to 70% of electricity used for lighting(1) 2. Progress in meeting the 12% reduction of energy demand to 2020 New Energy Agenda 2014 looks for a 20% to Contribute to the reduction of emissions of greenhouse gases Chile signed Copenhagen Agreement on Jan 2010 and included in Annex II.the compromise of reaching a 20% less CO2 emissions at 2020 ( BAU 2020 built from 2007 baseline emissions) 4. Control the levels of mercury in lighting products and ensure proper disposal at the end of life According with Minamata Agreement [1]

6 Process followed the enlighten integrated policy approach The activities were defined and planned for being executed in five years and organized into four strategic axis: Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEPS) that ensure the efficiency and quality of lighting products energy saving Support mechanisms and policies that restrict the provision of inefficient lighting and promote the demand for energy saving products Monitoring, verification and enforcement (MVE) that allow deter the distribution of nonconforming Environmental sustainability actions including the establishment of maximum limits of mercury and the implementation of programs of collection, recycling and proper waste disposal of used lamps

7 National Efficient Lighting Strategy (ENIE)

8 National Efficient Lighting Strategy (ENIE) Ministry of Energy Energy Efficiency Division En.lighten PNUMA - GEF MINISTRY OF ENERGY Superintendency of Electricity and Fuels Minimum Energy Performance Standards (MEPS) Suppliers Monitoring, Verification & Enforcement Suppliers Certifiers and testing labs Certifiers and testing labs MINISTRY OF FINANCE Customs National Agency MINISTRY OF FINANCE Chile Compra CONSUMERS MINISTRY OF ECONOMY SERNAC Supporting policies MINISTRY OF SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT FOSIS MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT Environmentally Sound Management SUPPLIERS COMPANY (ies) Waste Management CONSUMERS MINISTRY OF ECONOMY CORFO Technical Support Fundación Chile

9 Findings The energy saving potential is really relevant and it will help effectively to achieve the national goal No start from zero we were some steps ahead Work below an integrated policy approach helps to have the systemic vision and congregate all the stakeholders Lighting markets are changing few to a variety of suppliers, a new challenge for MVE Lighting suppliers have interesting new offer that needs a public support, market by itself does not move ahead

10 Thanks for your attention Ana María Ruz Head of Sustainable Energy Division Fundación Chile

11 Las cifras -4,8% Los beneficios de la implementaci ó n de la estrategia se estiman en USD 486,4 millones/año y el tiempo de retorno de la inversión es de 3 meses La inversi ó n requerida para la implementaci ó n de la Estrategia Nacional de Iluminación Eficiente se estima en USD 8,9 millones. Los que se desglosan en: Contribución nacional del Ministerio de Energía de USD 5,9 millones Ministerio de Medio Ambiente, Chilecompra y empresas privadas de USD 0,5 millones y Otras fuentes de financiamiento de USD 2,5 millones

12 MEPS

13 Políticas de Apoyo

14 Control, Verificación y Fiscalización

15 Gestión Ambiental Sostenible

16 Riesgos Financiamiento Medio Asegurar los presupuestos anuales en el Ministerio de Energía. No obtener financiamiento nacional Cofinanciamiento No obtener cofinanciamiento Mercado no respete la regulación de MEPS Consumidores no aceptan las nuevas tecnologías por su alto costo Consumidores no aceptan las nuevas tecnologías por su impacto ambiental Medio Bajo Alto Desde su creación el Ministerio de Energía ha contado con un presupuesto para las acciones de Eficiencia Energética y en particular para el Etiquetado de EE, que constituye la base técnica para la operación, control, verificación y fiscalización de MEPS Obtener recursos desde organismos multilaterales que apoyen al país a cumplir sus metas de reducción de emisiones de GEI, tales como el Fondo Mundial del Medio Ambiente Controlar, verificar y fiscalizar con la rigurosidad de las acciones que normalmente realiza la Superintendencia de Electricidad y Combustibles. Acelerar el desarrollo de los proyectos de iluminación eficiente en sector público, de forma de bajar los costos e impactar con efectos demostrativos Medio Alto Difusión de los contenidos de sustancias peligrosas en las lámparas y control de la disposición al final de la vida útil.

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