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    Demand Side ManagementGoals for Sri Lanka

    Ranjith Pathmasiri

    Deputy Director General

    Sri Lanka Sustainable Energy Authority

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    Energy Management Targets

    Reduce 20% energy consumption of year 2010 by 2020

    YearBase Line forecast

    - GWh

    % Reduction due

    to conservation

    Actual

    consumption

    - GWh

    Energy savings

    - GWh

    2010 10393 3.00% 10081 312

    2011 11373 3.50% 10975 398

    2012 12429 4.30% 11895 534

    2013 13560 5.00% 12882 678

    2014 14767 5.80% 13911 856

    2015 16051 6.40% 15024 1027

    2016 17416 6.80% 16232 1184

    2017 18868 7.00% 17547 1321

    2018 20423 7.50% 18891 1532

    2019 22088 8.00% 20321 1767

    2020 23871 8.70% 21794 2077

    Source : Long term generation expansion plan 2009 - 2022

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    Energy Saving Target for 2020

    Technology / Process Annual Saving Potential - GWh

    Energy Labeling Program

    Ceiling Fans 35

    Tubular Fluorescent Lamps 65

    Ballasts 80

    Refrigerators 16

    Efficient lighting 173

    Air Conditioning 250

    ISO 50001 375

    Efficient motors 185

    Building Management System (BMS) 20

    Efficient office equipments 16

    Solar water heaters 5Telecomunication 11

    Efficient air compressors 11

    Eliminating Incandescent Lamps 205

    Green Buildings 550

    Total 1991

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    Large &

    medium

    (Industry &

    Commercia

    l)46.6%

    Small

    (Industry &

    Commercia

    l)11.4%

    Religious

    1%

    Domestic

    40%

    Street Light

    1%

    Sector Annual Consumption(2011) GWh

    Large & medium (Industry &

    Commercial) 4677

    Small (Industry & Commercial) 1167

    Religious 60

    Domestic 3980

    Street Light 14010024Source CEB Stat ist ical Digest 2011

    Share of Electricity Consumption

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    Cumulative Consumption of Large &

    Medium Industrial and Commercial Sector

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    Energy Management Program for Industrial

    and Commercial Sector

    Small & Medium Institutions

    Less than 600,000 kWhper annum

    Improvement of Energy Efficiencyactivities in collaboration withNational Productivity Movement

    Implementation of ISO 50001

    Large ConsumersMore than 600,000 kWh per Annum

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    Develop and scheme forintroduction of tax and other

    fiscal incentives / disincentives

    Promotion of Green Buildings& Sustainable Built

    Environment

    Energy Management Program for Industrial

    and Commercial Sector

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    Energy Management Program for Domestic

    Sector

    Promoting use of efficient productsEnergy labeling program

    Associate awareness programs

    Pricing

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    Estimated budgetary requirement for 5 years is

    around LKR 1.2 billion.

    Anticipated financial saving:

    - LKR 13 billion in the 1st yr, will exceed LKR 34

    billion at the 5thyr,

    - Over a period of 5 years: Around LKR 135 billion.

    IMP CT OF N TION L ENERGYM N GEMENT PROGR MMES

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    Source - National EnergyManagement Plan (EnMAP) 2012-2016

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    600

    700

    800

    900

    JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JULY AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

    Energ

    yGWh

    National Energy Conservation Programme - 2006

    2006 without conservation 2006 with conservation

    Energy Saving 268 GWh

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    Increased CFL Penetration

    CFL penetration has been increased from 26% (2005) to 76% (2010) and

    the equivalent savings are 380 MW (Demand) and 294 GWh/ Annum

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    Consumption by sectorsSector Consumption (%)

    Agro Industry

    Coconut Processing 1.0

    Rubber Processing 1.2

    Tea Processing 3.7

    Manufacturing

    Industry

    Major Industries inwestern Province

    4.9

    Brick 9.1

    Tile 3.1

    Lime 4.0

    Households Cooking 68.7

    Commercial Bakeries, Hotels 2.4

    Other Industries 1.9

    Total consumption13,156,000 MT

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    Year Industry transport

    1997 277.51 998.22

    1998 312.74 1431.45

    1999 300.44 1589.93

    2000 251.69 1689.64

    2001 271.45 1704.70

    2002 263.51 1737.912003 293.24 1848.66

    2004 246.34 2275.04

    2005 295.04 2072.36

    2006 310.75 1993.80

    2007 303.00 2134.19

    2008 270.35 1850.79

    2009 246.66 1857.52

    2010 243.74 2336.42

    Petrpleum Consumption - Thousand TOE

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    Year

    House Hold,

    commercial and

    other

    Industry

    1997 3154.03 783.82

    1998 3157.88 805.90

    1999 3131.26 791.96

    2000 3173.06 1237.86

    2001 3188.27 1051.86

    2002 3053.43 1207.88

    2003 3099.63 1235.78

    2004 3115.59 1345.73

    2005 3167.84 1416.28

    2006 3193.09 1519.48

    2007 3182.94 1506.08

    2008 3294.72 1358.44

    2009 3377.65 1393.49

    2010 3435.01 1619.39

    Biomass Consumption - Thousand TOE

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    Total consumption2875 MT/Day