1. Pierre Cazelles Director – Partnerships Asia
ICA - Sustainable Energy Programs APEC EWG 50 – Honolulu – Dec 2015
Pierre Cazelles
Director – Partnerships Asia

2. Who we are International non-profit organization
Established by the copper mining industry (in 1959) to create a sustainable demand for copper
Copper Alliance members represent 70% of world’s copper production
Promotes copper based on its qualities and competitive advantages:
100% recyclable
Most efficient thermal and electrical conductor
Reliability and safety of electrical installations/equipment
Three major programs:
Health and environment
Building
Sustainable energy (60% of annual budget)
Annual membership fees: 70 million USD

3. The Copper Alliance Network
International network of non-profit organizations in 24 countries
Headquarters in New-York
In Asia: 3 offices in China (40 staff), Bangkok (4), Jakarta (2), Hanoi (2), Singapore (4), Taiwan (1), Seoul (3), Tokyo (2), Kuala Lumpur (1), Jakarta (2), Mumbai-Delhi (12)

4. Copper and Sustainable Energy
Copper is the most efficient thermal and electrical conductor (40% more efficient than aluminum)
Energy efficiency and renewable energy systems imply more copper
tCu/MW 2 4 6 8 10
Conventional power gen.: 1tCu/MW
Industrial electric motors

5. ICA and international cooperation
grants obtained to date (8 million EUR in total)
Power quality, higher efficiency motors, higher efficiency transformers, heat pump waters heaters, air conditioners, ISO 50001
UNDP/UNEP Global Solar Water Program
ICA participation: 5 million USD
Under development
UNEP/UNDP/ICA/CLASP/NRDC
In support of

6. ICA and APEC Six projects implemented in cooperation:
APEC funding: 750,000 USD
ICA funding: 900,000 USD
Other funding leveraged: 2.2 million USD
Standards harmonization for Air Conditioners in ASEAN (Japan)
APEC Distribution transformers survey (China)
Enhancing MV&E capabilities in APEC (Australia)
Capacity building for solar rooftop PV installers and designers (US)
Electric motor repairs (CLASP APEC-SEAD)
Heat pump water heaters (CLASP APEC-SEAD)

7. A successful story…
2010: UNEP-ICA study on energy saving potential in ASEAN for ACs and refrigerators:
- Market transformation through increasing MEPS to EU levels would save 13 TWh electricity/year
- Developed Strategic Framework endorsed by ASEAN ministries of energy (EE&C SSN)
2012: APEC funding for phase 1: harmonization of standards for testing methods (ISO 5151), led by METI-IEEJ (Japan)

8. A successful story… 2013: EU grant (1.8 million EUR) for phase 2:
- Partnership with UNEP
- Steering by ASEAN EE&C SSN
Country Chapters in each country (assembling key stakeholders)
Regional policy roadmap developed by UNEP/CLASP endorsed by ASEAN SOME
Capacity building for testing labs on harmonized standard
National policy roadmaps under development
Capacity building for AC manufacturers (local SMEs), and consumer awareness campaigns under preparation

9. A successful story… Under preparation: Phase 3:
2016: Launching of ASEAN-SHINE Lighting Chapter
- Agreement with UNEP (en.lighten program)
- Funding from Australian government
- Kick-off workshop on 3-4 Feb 2016 in Bangkok
Under preparation: Phase 3:
- Harmonization of standards for CSPF (with Japan)
- Expansion to other technologies (motors, transformers, solar PV, lighting)
- With UNEP, IEA, others to join
Under preparation (U4E initiative - UNEP): ASEAN-SHINE model exported to other regions to stimulate market transformation

10. Thank you