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Presented by
Abdalla M. AlAmiri, General Secretary
Emirates Energy Award
Energy Saving: A Regional Perspective
Presented @
Architecture & Daylight Conference
29th September, Dubai
An insight into GCC Power SupplyAn insight into GCC Power Supply
Arab Union of Producers, Transporters and Distributors of Electricity, 2008
Arab Union of Producers, Transporters and Distributors of Electricity, 2008
UAE Ministry of Energy data, 2008
UAE Power Outlook on UAE Power Outlook on
Supply / DemandSupply / Demand
Total installed capacity in UAE has increased
from 0.5 GW in 1971 to 19.8 GW in 2008
Energy consumption increased by 9.3% in UAE
in the past few years (13% in Dubai alone) as
compared to 5% internationally
Heavy oil is used during recent summers
which costs about (AED 0.9 / kWh) with an
increase of 30% CO2 emission
Summer electricity consumption in UAE is four
times that in winter
Very Little attention is given to generation mix
We need to benchmark energy wasted both on
the supply and demand side
Policy makers need to embrace Sustainability
by shifting attention from initial Capital
Investment to Life Cycle Cost
Using efficient A/C systems (1.0 kW/ton)
instead of 1.5 kW/ton saves over 680 million
Dirhams in 4 summer months in UAE alone at
the current peaking load of +19 GW
Other measures in saving energy can be
realized (e.g., lighting fixtures, electric motors,
improving power factor, etc.)
What Can UAE Do to Manage What Can UAE Do to Manage
Power Supply / DemandPower Supply / Demand
Method of
Electricity
Generation
Initial Cost
(AED per kW)
Cost of Electricity
(fils per kWh)
Coal fired
technologies3,500-5,500 9 and 18
Gas turbine
technologies1,500-2,000 14 and 22
Nuclear
technologies4,000-7,000 8 and 12
Wind
technologies3,800-7,300 13 and 35
Solar thermal
technologies11,000-13,000 55 and 74
Cost of ElectricityCost of Electricity GeneratingGenerating
Establishing a Regulatory body
Providing perks for utilities introducing
sustainability thru effective EM programs and/or
renewable power generation
Shifting from the Slab to instantaneous Tariff
Placing penalties on end-users not utilizing the
connected load efficiently
Active awareness coupled with an effective
Incentive / Penalty program for end-users
Proposed EM MeasuresProposed EM Measures
The Emirates Energy AwardThe Emirates Energy Award
Emirates Energy AwardEmirates Energy Award
“We recognize that preserving our
energy resources will be one of the
greatest challenges in our drive
towards sustainable development.
This, however, will not materialize
unless the different facets of our
society adopt energy conservation
principles in their core values. The
future generations will be the chief
beneficiary of our achievements
and the best judge of what we
accomplish in this field.”His Highness Sheikh Mohamed
Bin Rashid Al Maktoum,
UAE Vice President, Prime
Minister and Ruler of Dubai
GoalsGoals
Stir energy awareness on a broad level and
across the different facets of society
Recognize best implemented practices in
energy management that showcases:
– Innovation
– Cost effectiveness
– Replicable energy efficiency measures
Award BenefitsAward Benefits
Prestigious recognition for winners and
their organizations
Positive exposure and publicity in the
mass media
Sharing best practices and disseminating
knowledge
Offered ProgramsOffered Programs
Award Division– Public Corporation Energy Award
– Private Corporation Energy Award
– Major Energy Project Award
– Minor Energy Project Award
– Energy Engineer Award
– Education and Research Award
Workshop / Seminar Division
– EM in Commercial Buildings
– EM in Oil & Gas Sector
– EM for Plant Designers
Online submission entry application form
Deadline for receiving entries is 17th Dec 2009
The awards are open to all nationalities
Programs / Projects must be executed in one of
the GCC countries
Submitted projects must have been
– In operation for a minimum period of one year
– Not older than 5 years
– In operation to date
Entry RulesEntry Rules
Project Category:
Performance Enhancement
Innovation and creativity
Transferability
Impact on Society
Individual Category:
Impact on organization
Impact on Society
Professional Development
Evaluation CriteriaEvaluation Criteria
Evaluation ProcessEvaluation Process
First Stage: All entries will be filtered and short
listed by a jury of professional candidates
specialized in energy management to identify
the finalists in each award category.
Second Stage: The Award Committee will
evaluate the short list of entries in each
category to determine the final winners in each
category.
EEA CollaborationEEA Collaboration
The Award committee has initiated several correspondences with similar international entities including:
1. UK Center for Economic & Environmental Department (CEED) (National Energy Efficiency Awards)
2. Bureau of Energy Efficiency (National Energy Conservation Awards)
3. Association of Energy Engineers in USA
Bruce Pittingale Abdulqader O.Ali Jonathan Selwyn
Head Low Carbon section Chairman DQG Chief Executive UK CEED
MOU with UK CEEDMOU with UK CEED
MOU with NPC IndiaMOU with NPC India
Meeting at National Productivity Council (NPC) in India
Award Winners Award Winners
First PlaceProject: Voltage Conversion of Distribution Network from 6.6 to 11KV
Organization: Dubai Electricity and Water Authority
Major Project AwardMajor Project Award
Runner UpRunner UpProject: Project: Zakum West Super Complex Flare Gas reduction
Organization: Organization: ADMA OPCO
Minor Project AwardMinor Project Award
ORGANIZERORGANIZER
Dubai Quality GroupDubai Quality Group
MAIN SPONSERMAIN SPONSER
Dubai ElectricityDubai Electricity && Water AuthorityWater Authority
GOLD SPONSERGOLD SPONSER
Dubai AluminumDubai Aluminum
MEDIA SPONSORMEDIA SPONSOR: :
Dubai Media IncorporatedDubai Media Incorporated
Fill out the online application from the
Award website: www.eeaward.ae
Our phone number is +971 (4) 343 1950
For enquiries: [email protected]
How To Apply?How To Apply?
Thank You!Thank You!
