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52th Meeting of the APEC Energy Working Group, 17-21 October 2016, Moscow, Russia

Progress Report on APEC Sustainable Energy Center (APSEC)

Zhu LiPresident


Contents

Part 1. APEC Projects

Part 2. Institution Development

Part 3. CNSC Pillar Program

Part 4. Cooperation Efforts

Part 5. Work Plan before EWG53



• In implementationp (EWG22-2015A) Developing Solar-Powered Emergency Shelter

Solutions (SPESS) as an Energy-Resilience Tool for Natural Disaster Relief in APEC Community;

p (EWG08-2015A) Promote Transfer and Dissemination of Clean Coal Technologies (CCTs);

p (EWG03-2016A) Renewable Energy-Supply Solutions to Promote Green Buildings;

• Newly proposedp LCMT-TF:Technology Routes to Achieve Scalable and Replicable

Sustainable Cities in APEC Regionp EGNRET: Technical Analysis to support development and

deployment of Renewable Energies in APEC Region


Introduction and Progress of SPESS Project Project No. EWG 22 2015A

Project Title Developing Solar-Powered Emergency Shelter Solutions (SPESS) as an Energy-Resilience Tool for Natural Disaster

Relief in APEC Community

Project Status Project in Implementation (approved in Session 2, 2015)

Fund Account APEC Support Fund (ASF): Energy Efficiency

Fund Account 149,350

Proposed by China

Co-Sponsoring Economies Hong Kong, China; Philippines; Chinese Taipei; USA

Expected Completion Date 31/12/2016


Progress of SPESS Project

1. SPESS Project Presentation :• The 1st Meeting of Energy Resilience Task Force of APEC Energy Working Group (EWG),

Honolulu, United States, Dec 17th, 2015.

• The 2nd Meeting of Energy Resilience Task Force of APEC Energy Working Group (EWG), Canberra, Australia, May10, 2016.


2. Literature Survey of SPESS:

The Report has been upload to the APEC publication database and will be circulated in both EWG and EPWG members.

Please click the URL below for detailed information of this report: http://publications.apec.org/publication-detail.php?pub_id=1746

Literature Survey Contractor Mr. Neil Greet

Collaborative Outcomes Pty Ltd (Australia)

Status Published in APEC Website


Cover

APEC Website


• The 1st APEC Workshop on SPESS, Tianjin, China, July 28-29th, 2016.

Outputs:More than 30 participants and experts from 10 APEC economies shared the experience of their economies and reached agreements on some mainly topics, such as the Final APEC Workshop on SPESS and SPESS Open Innovation Competition.

3. 1st APEC Workshop on SPESS:


• The 1st APEC Workshop on SPESS, Tianjin, China, July 28-29th, 2016.

3. 1st APEC Workshop on SPESS:


SPESS Website

SPESS Introduction

Current Practice

Case

Study

SPESS

Competition

Website Framework:

Website Content include:1. SPESS Introduction2. Current Practice of Poster-disaster Emergency Shelter in 10 APEC economies (Australia, Brunei Darussalam, Canada, Hong Kong, China, Japan, Republic of Korea, New

Zealand, Singapore, Chinese Taipei, The United States)3. Case Study of 8 Solar-Powered Emergency Shelters Solutions4. SPESS Competition

4. SPESS Open Innovation Competition Website:SPESS Open Innovation Competition Website

Status Under construction


Submission:• Documents：Registration Form and Design Proposal• Mail Submission Address：[email protected]• On-site Submission Address：216 Yifu Building, 92 Weijin Road, Nankai District, Tianjin, P. R. China, 300072.

SPESS Open Innovation Competition: • Date: Sep. 1 to Oct. 31, 2016• Peru (Earthquake) and Indonesia (Flood) are selected as the

two target areas in 1st APEC Workshop on SPESS• For more information about the competition, please refers to

SPESS Competition Guidebook in SPESS website.

5. SPESS Open Innovation Competition:









• More space for new staff and APEC visiting reseachers• TU budget allocated for daily operation and management• NEA budget for APEC Visiting Researchers





• APSEC was encouraged as a platform to make contributions for the

implementation of the Asia-Pacific Urbanisation Partnership Initiative,

but under the guidance of EWG, and with the help of LCMT-TF

• The APEC Cooperative Initiative for Jointly Establishing an Asia-Pacific

Urbanisation Partnership was firstly endorsed by APEC leaders in 2014,

and then was reiterated last year as

• 5b. We commend the efforts of member economies in implementing the APEC Cooperation Initiative for Jointly Establishing an Asia-Pacific Urbanization Partnership.

--23rd APEC Leaders’ Declaration, Manila

• A new APEC sub-fund IERG was established to support relevant efforts


• To promote knowledge and information sharing, popularising and transferring on technologies, products, concept and experience by summarizing ‘lessons learned’ and to propose solutions on urban planning, green buildings, transportation, industries and human lives within cities for the establishment of APEC Urbanization Partnership;

• To create favourable partnerships among APEC cities and enhance practical projects cooperation such as technical exchange and communication, experience sharing and urban pattern replication among APEC cities, especially on those relating to sustainable, low carbon and energy efficient urban development.

• To build capacity for relevant stakeholders on urban sustainable development by providing series and systematic training courses to improve their professional knowledge, decision-making, marketing, finance essay and technical quality.



Workshop on Sustainable Cities

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Workshop Pictures

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Dinner Pictures

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Main outcomes 1—Establishment of the APEC Cooperative Network for Low-carbon & Energy-efficient Cities

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First Batch 7 Cities:1. ACT, Australia2. Adelaide, Australia3. Bitung, Indonesia4. Tianjin, China5. Turpan, China6. Zhenjiang, China7. Kunming, China


Main outcomes 2—Establishment of the APEC Sustainable City Service Network

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First Batch 10 Organisations:1. ANU--Academica, Australia2. Maoneng Pty Ltd—Industry,

Australia3. Collaborative Outcomes- Industry,

Australia4. Vector Limited—Industry, New

Zealand5. Tianjin University—Academic,

China6. CLP Power Hong Kong

Limited—Industry, HK China7. The Hong Kong and China Gas

Company Limited—Industry, HK China

8. Hong Kong and China Gas Investment Limited—Industry, HK China

9. Australia-Indonesia Center—Research, Australia

10. APSEC


Main outcomes 3—Bitung City, Indonesia Became a Strategic Partner City of APSEC

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Main outcomes 4—Turpan City, China Became a Strategic Partner City of APSEC

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Technical Tours in Australia

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Technical Tours in New Zealand

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APSEC Advisory Board Members InvitationAPSEC Strategic PartnershipPromotion and collaborative efforts




Part 5. Work Plan before EWG53

• Implementation of APEC Projects, esp. the coming Forum

• Further development of Institution, esp. accomplish the invitation of APEC visiting researchers

• Move the CNSC work to deeper and broader, to select and build pilots, at the same time to develop the two Networks

• Continue Cooperation Efforts, need more intelligence

• The 2nd APEC Workshop on Sustainable Cities to be held in the margin of EWG53 in Singapore


Thanks for your attention!

“Joining Hands Toward Sustainable Energy Development in the Asia-Pacific Region.”

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