Ukraine In-Depth Energy Efficiency Review VI International Specialized Trade Fair “ENERGY EFFICIENCY RENEWABLE ENERGY – 2013”, Kiev, 8 November 2013 Steivan Defilla Director Energy Charter Secretariat

Energy Charter Treaty - PEEREA Protocol Scope: Policy principles for Energy Efficiency Promotion of energy efficiency policies Cooperation in Energy Efficiency field Development of Energy Efficient markets

PEEREA In-depth review process  Aimed at monitoring and supporting achievement of Member States commitments under PEEREA  Peer review team Ukraine  Chaired by Kazakhstan,  Member country experts – Austria and Slovak Republic  Energy Charter Secretariat experts  Review team visit to Kiev in June 2013

Energy Intensity, 2011

Energy Intensity trend

Sectoral Consumption Total energy consumption in 2011: ktoe

Industrial sector

Residential sector

Commercial and Service sector

Energy Efficiency Potential of Ukraine The untapped opportunities Energy saving potential according to 2012 IEA review: ¼ of total primary energy supply (27Mtoe) Residential sector need to be a priority Industry can deliver quick savings – increasing competitiveness Government need to facilitate already ongoing efforts by adopting supporting legislation and regulations and providing for the necessary market and pricing reforms

General recommendations New energy strategy based on realistic projections and energy efficiency gains Desirable reforms to improve prospects for investment and country’s perception abroad Solid programmes and periodic evaluation Raising awareness of energy efficiency and educating public officials, population at each levels

Institutional Framework High standards of governance Ensure that institutional capacity is appropriately structured to monitor the implementation of energy efficiency policies Improve the status of Agency of EE, ensuring sufficient human and final resources Ensure independence and impartiality of the energy regulator

Energy Market and Pricing Proceed with reform in pricing policy to achieve cost reflective tariffs Effective regulation on monopolies and competition in the market Reform in district heating should serve the long- term interests of consumers and provide for securing new investment to improve energy efficiency and services provided

Supply and demand side policies and measures District heating rehabilitation Proper enforcement of building’s codes and regulations Homeowners associations Energy using products performance standards and labels Energy audits in industry Energy Performance contracts Data collection and use

Funding of Energy Efficiency Activities Ensure sufficient government budgeting for to leverage the external financing and ensure sustainability of results Allow for multi-annual municipal budgeting as well as for retention of saving as result of municipal actions to reduce consumption Consider energy efficiency obligation scheme for utility companies Financial incentives

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