Tareq EmtairahSession 3

DISM Workshop3-4 September 2012, Tunis

RCREEE Intervention Model in the Arab RE/EE Transitions:

A focus on facts and figures

MissionInitiate regional policy dialogues and promote strategies and partner-ships favourable to RE / EE investments in the member states of the Arab Region.

VisionThe energy system in the Arab region are characterized by a significant share of renewable resources and a highly efficient use of energy.

StrategicObjectives- Policy: enhancement through regional dialogue- Facts: reliability through consistent methodologies- Institutions: effectiveness through regional cooperation- People: capacities through regional learning- International Funding: accessibility through inter-regional exchange.

Intervention Model

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The energy systems in the Arab region are characterized by a significant share of renewable resources and a highly efficient use of energy.

PeopleHuman capacity through

regional learning and innovation

Institutions effectiveness through regional cooperation

FinanceAccessibility to Int.

Funds through inter-regional exchange

Stronger national policies, laws and by-laws

Improved awareness of stakeholders

Increased public and private investments

Improved institutional capacities and technical

standards

Policyenhancement through regional dialogue and

coordination

Research and Development

Private investments

Facts and Figuresreliability through

regionally consistent methodologies

Current intervention areas

Future intervention area

Strategic Objective 1: Facts & Figures1. Establish RE/EE data tracking systems at the regional level, e.g.:

• EE indicators (With Plan Blu)• Energy End-Use Tariffs & Grid Parity Maps (With TU Berlin and AREPO)• RE/EE investment Tracking in Member States (an Impact Indicator) • AREED and AREEB (With LAS)

2. Provide data presentation tools to facilitate national diagnostic and regional benchmarking, e.g.

• RE Progress Index, EE Progress Index • Sectoral levels (Energy Performance in Buildings)

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RE Progress Index (Jan 2013)