GRASP GReen procurement And Smart city suPport in the energy sector UNIVERSITY OF PATRAS Lead Partner Yorgos Stephanedes, P.E. Piraeus, 12 March 2015 [email protected]

GRASP GReen procurement And Smart city suPport in the energy sector

UNIVERSITY OF PATRASUNIVERSITY OF PATRASLead PartnerLead Partner

Yorgos Stephanedes, P.E.Yorgos Stephanedes, P.E.

Piraeus, 12 March 2015Piraeus, 12 March 2015

[email protected]

GReen procurement And Smart GReen procurement And Smart ccityity s suPport in theuPport in the energy sectorenergy sector

GRASP MED GRASP MED Synergies Conference Synergies Conference

Energy Performance Indicators And Methods For Energy Performance Indicators And Methods For Sustainable Framework Of Sustainable Framework Of

Buildings RefurbishmentBuildings Refurbishment


Program MED / 1C-MED12-33/ Objective 2-2

Axis 2, Protection of the environment and promotion of sustainable development

Obj 2, Promotion of RES and improvement of EE

13 partners 13 partners from Greece, Italy, France, Cyprus,

Spain, Malta, Albania and Bosnia & Herzegovina

Lead Partner: Lead Partner: University of Patras (EL)

GRASP GRASP PROJECT FACTSPROJECT FACTS



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Promote smart management of supply/demand to support innovative solutions in Medensure renewable energy (RES) & energy efficiency (EE) solutions are implemented in most cost-efficient way

Improve SMEs knowledge for better energy

management

PROJECT GOALSPROJECT GOALS



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MAIN OBJECTIVESMAIN OBJECTIVESImprove knowledge for better energy management

Energy efficiency (EE)Renewable energy sources (RES)

Promote smart management of supply & demandincrease skills of public procurers: EE/RESset up networks of public procurers & SMEscost-optimal measures in public demand & SMEsinform final users to identify needs; efficient use technlgsmobilise intermed. bodies (Chs. Comm., Bus. Ctrs, innov. agencies) to improve quality of public demand for EE/RE

Promote cost- efficient implementation



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EXPECTED OUTPUTEXPECTED OUTPUT GRASP Transnational Mediterranean Network (TMN)

Databases for public bodies and SMEs

E-procurement on-line service (& toolkit) with smart characteristics and functionalities

Joint Pilot Actions (method, implem., evaluation)

Action Plans & Impact Case Studies (how partner implements output; exp. impact after project)



Two databases developed:

• Solutions Database (for Public Agencies solutions needed)

• Knowledge Database (for SMEs knowledge offered)

The databases are based on a set of main

categories, common across dbs to allow link.

GRASP DATABASESGRASP DATABASES



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DBs MAIN CATEGORIESDBs MAIN CATEGORIES

Energy efficiency (EE)

Public LightingBuilding renovation & retrofitting Building climate controlHeating and cooling efficiencyIT equipment

Renewable energy (RES)

Solar energyWind energyGeothermal energy



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Environmental criteria

o Energy performanceo Key technologieso Healtho Wasteo Emissions

Financial considerations

o Useful economic lifeo Operational costo Investment cost

KEY ELEMENTS KEY ELEMENTS PERPER CATEGORY CATEGORY


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TYPE Sub-Type 1 Sub-Type 2 Power Useful life

KW YrsON-shore Domestic-scale

wind powerHorizontal axis wind turbine 1-20 20

ON-shore Small-scale wind power

Horizontal axis wind turbine 20-200 20Vertical axis wind turbine

ON-shore Medium-scale wind power

Horizontal axis wind turbine 200-1000

20Vertical axis wind turbine

ON-shore Flat Wind Farm Horizontal axis wind turbine 1000-5000

20Vertical axis wind turbine

ON-shore Flat Wind Farm Horizontal axis wind turbine > 5000 20Vertical axis wind turbine

OFF-shore Offshore Wind Farm

Horizontal axis wind turbine 1-5000 25Vertical axis wind turbine

ExampleExample: : Wind Power EnergyWind Power Energy


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1. Formulation of ‘expression of interest’: Guidance to Public Agencies to build tender requirements.

2. Definition of tender: Tender type; is green procurement feasible for the selected products (availability, know how, etc.); initial budget.

3. Collection of environmental labels for products and services.

FUNCTIONALITIES OF GRASP FUNCTIONALITIES OF GRASP E-PROCUREMENT SERVICEE-PROCUREMENT SERVICE



GRASP DB

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GRASP eGPP service



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GRASP GRASP SYNERGIESSYNERGIES

Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)

GRASP – REMIDA – REPUBLIC-MED

GRASP – MARIE – PEEBPE

GRASP – CO-EFFICIENT

GRASP – BIOFOSS



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SYNERGETIC ACTIONSSYNERGETIC ACTIONS

Development of Databases (PAs & SMEs)Green Assessment Indicators: SpecificationCertification/Evaluation of these IndicatorsCommon Dissemination Activitiese-GPP good practicesTMN members (SMEs & PAs)Methods/Products/Services of EE & RESGreen criteria and environmental labels



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Get updates on GRASP activities and Get updates on GRASP activities and deliverablesdeliverables::

• GRASP website: http://www.grasp-med.eu/• Social Media (Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Youtube)

Become members of GRASP community:Become members of GRASP community:

• ΤΜΝ: http://grasp-tmn.eu/• GRASP Database



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• Projects organised by modules of 12/18 mos • Mod 1: Studies / Common strategies • Mod 2: Action plans/ Transnat.experim/ Local transfer • Mod 3: Capitalisation / Transfer / Mainstreaming

• Focus: Synergies mechanismsSynergies mechanisms, thematic communities & clusters, e.g. by horizontal projects

• Focus: Performance & measurable Performance & measurable results

• Enhanced: Private sector (SMEs) Private sector (SMEs) and civil society (private co-financing in axes 1-3)


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PRIORITY AXIS 2PRIORITY AXIS 2

Fostering low carbon strategies and energy efficiency in specific MED territories: cities, islands and remote areas


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Objective 2.1: Objective 2.1: To raise capacity for better management of energy in public buildings at transnational level

Objective 2.2: Objective 2.2: To increase the share of renewable local energy sources in energy mix strategies and plans in MED territories

Objective 2.3: Objective 2.3: To increase capacity to use existing low carbon transport systems and multimodal connections among them


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Thematic keywords: Thematic keywords: Reduction of Green House Gas emissions, increase of energy efficiency, and promotion of renewable energy

Types of action: Types of action: Strategy building, capacity building, awareness raising, training and changing practices; Feasibility studies and analyses, policy plans, services, tools; Small-scale investments and pilot projects

Key target groups: Key target groups: Public authorities, research structures, enterprises, NGOs/civil society structures (end user role)


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GRASP GReen procurement And Smart city suPport in the energy sector UNIVERSITY OF PATRAS Lead Partner Yorgos Stephanedes, P.E. Piraeus, 12 March 2015 [email protected]