Workshop on Capacity Development for Mainstreaming Energy for Sustainable Development Goals, Targets and Indicators

into Statistical Programmes in Select Asian Countries

Incheon, Korea 17-19 November 2015

Republic of the Philippines

DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

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OUTLINE OF PRESENTATION

I. The Philippines

II. Legal Basis and Organizational Structure

III. Policy Thrusts

IV. Energy Programs

V. Energy Profile/Outlook

VI. SDG Indicators (Goal 7)

The Philippines

Selected Macro Economic Indicators Number of Islands : 7,107 Islands Population : 102 Million (est. end 2015) GDP Growth Rate : 6.1% (2014) GDP Shares of Economic Sectors (2014) Agriculture : 10.0% Industry : 30.0% Services : 60.0% GDP / Capita : 71.9 K PhP/person (2014) Energy / Capita : 0.48 TOE/person (2014)

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LEGAL BASIS

• RA 7638 (DOE Act of 1992) • RA 8479 (DOWNSTREAM OIL INDUSTRY DEREGULATION

ACT OF 1998) • RA 8749 (CLEANAIR ACT OF 1999) • RA 9136 (ELECTRIC POWER INDUSTRY REFORM ACT OF

2001) • AO 38 (DOE REORGANIZATION OF 2002) • RA 9367 (BIOFUELS ACT OF 2006) • RA 9513 (RENEWABLE ENERGY ACT OF 2008) • RA 9729 (CLIMATE CHANGE ACT OF 2009) • PROCLAMATION NO. 1140 (ADOPTING THE PSDP 2005-

2010)

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SECRETARY

UNDERSECRETARY

ASSISTANT

SECRETARY

ENERGY RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT

BUREAU (ERDB)

RENEWABLE ENERGY MANAGEMENT

BUREAU (REMB)

ENERGY UTILIZATION MANAGEMENT

BUREAU (EUMB)

OIL INDUSTRY MANAGEMENT

BUREAU (OIMB)

ENERGY POLICY & PLANNING BUREAU

(EPPB)

ELECTRIC POWER INDUSTRY

MANAGEMENT BUREAU (EPIMB)

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY & MGT. SERVICES

LEGAL SERVICES

FINANCIAL SERVICES

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES

ENERGY RESEARCH & TESTING LABORATORY

SERVICES

Consumer Welfare and Promotion Staff

Public Affairs Staff

Internal Audit Staff

Investment Promotion Staff

Luzon Field Office

Visayas Field Office

Mindanao Field Office

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DOE ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

STRUCTURE

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THE ENERGY FAMILY

NBB PNOC

NPC

NEA

PSALM TRANSCO

PEMC

DOE SECRETARY

Note: The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) is an independent quasi-judicial

regulatory body and not under the jurisdiction of the DOE.

As Chairperson

As Vice-Chairperson

NREB

As Member

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Policy Thrusts

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Ensure Energy Security

Expand Energy Access

Promote Low-Carbon Future

Promote Energy Resiliency

Explore Bottom-Up Approach Energy

Planning

Evaluate Connection with ASEAN Energy

Infrastructure

Policy Thrusts

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Energy Programs

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Develop indigenous energy resources

Promote the use of clean energy fuels (RE and Natural Gas)

Push sustainable fuels for transport

Promote “EC Way of Life” (energy efficiency and conservation)

Expand capacity and coverage of power supply

Climate-proof energy infrastructure and facilities

Develop Regional Energy Plans

Energy Programs

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Energy Profile/Outlook

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Total Energy: 47.48 MTOE Self-sufficiency: 56.1% RE: 39.9% RE + NG: 46.3%

TOTAL PRIMARY ENERGY MIX - 2014

geothermal

biomass

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Total Generation: 77,261GWh Self-sufficiency: 53.47% RE: 25.6% RE + NG: 49.8%

POWER GENERATION MIX - 2014

geothermal

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POWER DEMAND OUTLOOK

Data Collection

Sources of Primary Information on Supply Companies involved in exploration and production of

energy such as coal, oil, natural gas, etc. Energy importers and exporters Companies involved in the transformation sector

such as oil refineries, power plants, etc.

Sources of Primary Information on Demand Major consumers of energy; i.e. cement factories, iron

and steel plants, petrochemical plants, etc

Data Collection

Sources of Secondary Information on and Consumption Regulatory bodies of the activities of the energy sector,

national or regional. Association of energy companies. Energy distributors Other institutions that somehow compile and

consolidate information of energy supply. Statistical offices Energy consumption surveys

All data should be tabulated from the supply side down to the demand side

Collection of Raw Data from Different DOE Bureaus

Oil Industry Management Bureau (OIMB)

Crude oil and petroleum products (import/export) Sales and Inventory of petroleum products Refinery products, capacity, crude run, own use and losses Natural gas consumption

Energy Resource Development Bureau (ERDB)

Oil and Gas, Coal, and Geothermal (Reserve and Production) Coal Imports/Exports Fuel Oil Displacement and Savings

Energy Utilization and Management Bureau (EUMB) Data on Energy Efficiency and Conservation

Electric Power Industry Management Bureau(EPIMB)

Power Capacity and Generation Fuel Input to Power Generation System and Distribution Losses Power Sales

Renewable Energy Management Bureau (REMB) Data on Renewable Energy (hydropower, biomass, solar & wind)

and Alternative Fuels

Energy Policy and Planning (EPPB) Sectoral Final Energy Demand

(Residential/Transport/Industry/Commercial/Agriculture) Coal Utilization Report (by industry) Household Energy Consumption Survey (HECS)

Collection of Raw Data from Different Bureaus

Department of Transportation and Communication (DOTC) MRT & LRT electricity consumption LTO – vehicle registration

Philippine Statistics Authority National Statistics Office (NSO) and National Statistical

Coordination Board (NSCB) Indicators from establishment surveys (ASPBI) and 2000 IO Gross Domestic Product PSIC PGIC

Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP)

Actual peso to dollar exchange rate

Collection of Data/Information from Different Agencies

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DATA SOURCES

• Department of Energy (DOE) • Generating Companies / Distribution Utilities • Oil Companies, Exploration Companies, Contractors • TRANSCO • NEA • PSA • NEDA • BSP • ERC • PEMC • NGOs

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Energy Data Dissemination

• Philippine Energy Plan (PEP)

• Energy Sector Accomplishment Report (ESAR)

• Household Energy Consumption Survey (HECS)

• Philippine Key Energy Statistics

• Survey on Energy Consumption of Establishments (SECE)

• Philippine Statistical Yearbook

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SDG Indicators (Goal 7)

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HOUSEHOLD ELECTRIFICATION

Region HH Population

Projected C2014 Served HH 2014

Unserved HH 2014

HH Electrification Level 2014

Luzon 12,732,284 11,371,251 1,361,033 89.31% CAR 379,910 317,159 62,751 83.48%

I 1,102,694 953,128 149,566 86.44%

II 768,500 641,959 126,541 83.53%

III 2,442,583 2,254,480 188,103 92.30%

IV-A 3,233,265 2,975,698 257,567 92.03%

IV-B 649,987 450,802 199,185 69.36%

NCR 2,977,038 2,918,304 58,734 98.03%

V 1,178,307 859,722 318,585 72.96%

Visayas 4,128,355 3,296,920 831,435 79.86% VI 1,612,595 1,235,347 377,248 76.61%

VII 1,603,599 1,377,177 226,422 85.88%

VIII 912,161 684,395 227,766 75.03%

Mindanao 4,966,626 2,989,088 1,977,538 60.18% ARMM 563,581 181,173 382,409 32.15%

CARAGA 535,617 424,958 110,659 79.34%

IX 761,588 419,222 342,366 55.05%

X 998,145 670,129 328,016 67.14%

XI 1,094,711 768,084 326,627 70.16% XII 1,012,984 525,523 487,461 51.88%

Grand Total 21,827,265 17,657,259 4,170,006 80.90%

as of December 2014

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ELECTRIFICATION

89.31%

79.86%

60.18%

17.66 M HHs = 80.90 %

21.83 M HHs

4.17 Million Un-electrified HHs as of December 2014

73.7%

76.7%

79.1%

80.9%

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2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

No. of Electrified HHs (Cumulative)

11,536,372 15,184,535 16,114,213 16,943,345 17,657,971

Potential Households 20,171,899 20,614,173 21,010,890 21,415,236 21,827,265

HOUSEHOLD ELECTRIFICATION

DEVELOPMENT PLAN (HEDP)

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Promote “EC Way of Life” (energy efficiency and conservation)

• Efficient LED Lighting • Home Efficient Lighting • Home Appliance Standards

– Energy Labeling required for all six (6) products, but minimum energy performance standards (MEPS) to initially cover three (3) products

– Standards and Labelling for other energy consuming products

Product MEPS Energy Label

Aircon for window-type and split-type

Refrigerators for 5 to 8 cubic feet

Compact fluorescent lamps (CFL)

Linear fluorescent lamps

Circular fluorescent lamps

Fluorescent lamp ballast

Energy Programs

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Strengthening existing policy, advocacy, programs and institutional structures

Harnessing private sector /partner finance

Enabling innovation and new technologies

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• Fuel Efficiency Standards developed all vehicles

• Risk management on vehicle conversion, e-vehicle programs

• Re-formulated coordination mechanisms

Short Term (2014-15)

• Financial incentives for EE through vehicle taxes

• Promotion of key vehicle technologies

• Driver education and fleet management programs

• EE programs beyond road transport (passenger and cargo ships, aviation fuels)

• Reintegration of urban planning and transport energy use

Industry

• Link existing training projects with ESCO capacity building

• Develop sectoral focus programs to facilitate EE in energy intensive industries (cement & construction, sugar)

• Develop standards for motors • Facilitate example models

including ESCOs, finance • Implement demand response

programs • Review of energy pricing

• Review inward investment rules for EE to remove distortions

Commercial Buildings

• Reformulate group to oversee EE measures in Building Code

• Retro-commissioning program for existing buildings

• Benchmarking to create data for bldg information &reporting

• EE measures for inclusion in national building code

• Government demonstration retrofits to showcase ESCOs and financing models

• Promote green building ratings

• Incentive funds in place for EE, including private financiers

• Mandatory disclosure of commercial building performance

Residential Buildings

• Enforceable minimum energy standards for appliances, with a focus on space cooling and refrigeration

• Building envelope measures – cool roofs and insulation

• Develop role of utilities as key implementation partners and information providers

• Specific EE programs for low-income households

• Towards energy efficient housing precincts

• Inclusion of residential measures in Building Code

Cross-

Sectoral

• Support passage of Enercon Bill • Establish EE database, data coll’n

regime, M&E framework • Establish enforcement regimes • Strengthen ESCO capacity • Continue awareness-raising

• National strategy for efficiency in power supply sector

• Build stronger coordination with other levels of govt (LGUs)

• Regular reporting and monitoring to commence

• Energy Efficiency and Conservation Center mandated and established

Medium Term (2016-20) Long Term (2021-30)

Sending market signals to provide incentives for EE

25%

15%

25%

20%

Energy savings over baseline

(by 2030)

Energy Efficiency Roadmap

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Energy Programs Push sustainable fuels for transport 30% of PUVs on Alternative Fuels by 2030 20% biofuels blending by 2030 Expand number of CNG and auto-LPG vehicles Massively deploy electric vehicles (EV)

Support expansion of mass transport system

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Implement the National Climate Change Action Plan (NCCAP) in the energy sector Mitigation action mainly through energy

efficiency, renewable energy and alternative fuels and technology programs

Identify and pursue adaptation programs Conduct vulnerability assessment of the energy

sector

Upgrade standards for energy systems and facilities

Energy Programs Climate-proof energy infrastructure and facilities

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Way Forward

Legislative Support

• Comprehensive Land Use

– Energy projects are of national significance

• Energy Efficiency and Conservation

• Natural Gas Industry Development

• Nuclear Policy

• Fuel Mix Policy

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DEPARTMENT OF

ENERGY

Thank You!