The Solar Thermal Applications workshop 24 - 25 March, 2009

1. Regional Workshop on
Solar Thermal Application
24-25 March 2009
TIBA ROSE - Air Force House, Cairo, Egypt
CDM Eligibility of PROSOL
Amel BIDA
Regional Center of Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency

2. Summury
1. Eligibility for CDM
- For Country
- For Project
2. PROSOL Program
3. CDM opportunity
4.CDM project progress
5. Methodological aspects
6. Advantages of CDM
7. Conclusion

3. Country Eligibility
Has ratified the Kyoto Protocol
June 2002
Designated National Authority
December 2004

4. Eligibility criteria for CDM projects
- Purpose of the project : reduction of GHG emissions
compared to a reference situation (baseline)
- Gas: CO2, CH4, N2O, HFCs, PFCs, SF6
- Additionality of project
- Project approved by the DNA
- Sustainable development contribution : economic,
social, environmental, strategic

5. SWH installed in residentiel sector
160 000 m² de capateurs
installés
150 000
140 000
130 000 Prévisions
Réalisations PROSOL II
120 000 Programme
110 000 PROSOL
100 000
90 000 Aucun mécanisme
incitatif
80 000
70 000 Programme GEF
60 000
50 000
40 000 35000 450 000 m2
30 000 22000
17000 14500
20 000
8000 7500
10 000
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1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
Total cost = about 200 MTD
CDM Project

6. Additionality of PROSOL
financial, institutional et organisational barriers
High cost of the public subsidies
Managerial cost is supported by the Government through the ANME.
The perennity of the programme needs some actions as a quality control, training,
certification for which the ANME has to finance
technical and technological barriers
Technical capacities of installors
Needs of entretien et maintenance of systems installed
Needs to strenghten the communication and aware the users of
SWH systems

7. CDM Opportunity
Identification of two CDM projects
PROSOL II Project PROSOL Collectif Project
Residentiel Tertiary
450 000 m² 90 000 m²

8. PROSOL PROGRAM
Project approved by DNA in April 2006
Environmental impact
reducing GHG (710 ktCO2 eq avoided for all the credit period)
Social impact
Establishment of production units and new job opportunities
- 27 eligible suppliers (06 suppliers in 2004)
-750 eligible installers (120 installers in 2004)
-115 models of solar water heating eligible (20 models in 2004)
Economic Impact
- Save energy (LPG is heavily subsidized) 200 ktoe at the end of 2011
- Energy independence, balanced budget,
- Establishment of Industries ( 06 new manufacturers)
- Transfer of technology (development of partnership, dynamic export)

9. TCO2 avoided
TCO2
80000
70000 71
61
60000
52 50
50000
710 740
40000 TCO2 38
33
30000
21
20000 19
10000
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10. CDM project progress
ANME
Approval of PIN by DNA 2006 april
coopération
II
PROSOL with GTZ
Registration procedures
PRO
SOL
C Italian
coopération
and UNEP

11. CDM project progress
Project Design Document (PDD) achieved in
march 08
Designated Operational Entity Validation
under way
Registration / Executif Board 2nd quarter 09

12. methodological aspects of CDM project
PROSOL II
PROGRAMMATIC
Approche
Program of Activities
19 976 systems = 64000 m2
Accouting of
METHODOLOGY
CERs
AMS – I.C feb 24, 2007
(Thermal Energy for the user)
Duration 14 years
Small scale project

13. CDM Income
$
800000
7 107 400 $
700000
600000
500000
400000
300000
200000
100000
0
2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 2020

14. Advantages of CDM and use of income
Strengthening of PROSOL program
Through FNME
Market Perennisation
Market expansion
(users trust)

15. Conclusion
CDM is a mechanism which allows to development
Countries a financing sources that is used in the way
of sustainable development since the advantages are
on the various dimensions (environmental, social,
economic and strategic)

16. Thanks for attention