Review of Ethiopian Energy Efficiency Policy

Executive summary2.2.6 The role of energy efficiency2.3 End-use sectors2.3.3 Commercial sector2.3.4 Public sector2.4 Ethiopian organisational setup3.1.2 Proclamation No. 810/20133.2.2 Energy auditing3.2.4 Minimum Energy Performance Standards and energy labelling3.2.7 Building codesEnergy efficiency policies relevant for Ethiopia4.2 Relevant funds4.3 Relevant guidelinesThe project started in 2019 and is running until 2024. The project aims to implement a broad range of activities relating to energy efficient lighting and appliances, such as:Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Strategy & Action Plan (REEESAP) – 20204.4.6 ECOWAS Refrigerator and Air Conditioners Initiative (ECOFRIDGES)Analysis of impact, barriers and drivers5.1 IndustryBarriersDriversImpactsBarriersDrivers ImpactsBarriersBarriersBarriersImpactBarriers5.4 Electricity distribution ImpactsBarriersBarriersDrivers5.5 Awareness and trainingImpactsBarriersDriversBarriersDriversImpactsBarriersDrivers6.1 Overall recommendations6.2.2 Industrial cooling6.3.2 Appliances6.4.1 Government6.5.1 Energy audits and energy management6.5.2 Building certification scheme for new constructions6.6.1 Distribution transformers6.6.2 Security of electricity supplyEnergy efficiency (EE) is an important issue for any country or industry that is aiming to embrace sustainable development goals and to maximise the benefits from energy resource consumption. At national level, more can be done with a given amount of energy resource. At industry or consumer level, energy efficiency measures, even if entailing initi...See more on etiopien.um.dk

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