Electricity: 8700

Covenant of Mayors 4 Climate & Energy

Workshop on Data Solutions for Evidence-
Based Policy and Stakeholder

UNECE

Webinar

George Abulashvili

COM Statistics for Georgia

Akhaltsikhe

17,903 41,641
152,839
53,590 19,001 21,221 77,549 54,337
147,635
3,795

Lanchkhuti Mtskheta Ozurgeti

31,486
7,800

Akhmeta Batumi

62,500

41,465

125,103
51,761 29,948
1,108,717
38,721
9,468

Bolnisi Chokhatauri Dedoplistskaro Gori
Rustavi Sagarejo Sighnagi

Kazbegi Kvareli
Tianeti

29,827 41,678

Zugdidi Bagdati

62,511
29,2235

Lagodekhi

2 CNC’s ; 3 CTC’s and 3 CS’s

10 SE(C)Aps developed

Georgian MDCP - Mayors Club Georgia

• Analysis

Development of a National Roadmap

(task 3.1.2)

• Development of a Benchmark Database
(task 3.1.3)

• Development of a Project Pipeline

(task 3.1.4)

Number of Projects by Sectors

80 70 60 50 40 30 20

N of
Projects
SECAP Sectors
Adaptation CC EE in Buildings Renewable energy
0
12 21

75
4
Street Lighting

Other (transport, …)

energy

Number of municipalities implementing the projects -15; total number of CoM signatories - 24.

Project Investments by Sectors, 1000 EUR

50,000

45,000

40,000 35,000 30,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000
5,000
0

Investments
000 EUR
SECAP Sectors

Adaptation CC

EE in Buildings

Renewable energy Street Lighting

Other (transport, …)

TOTAL

225
1,509
43,379

53,651

8538
1509
225
0

The huge figure in the “Other” sector is mainly due to the EBRD and EU E5P

financing of the Tbilisi CNG bus project for 34 million euros.

Data Acquisition – Table 1

Number Number
Number of
Number
Of
Responses

Data Requested /
Sector

Projects
Responses Projects

Energy Savings, kWh/Y

Financial Savings, GEL/Y GHG emission reduction, kg CO2e/Y

RE Generation, kWh/Y
12

Speciific Energy Consumption Before Project, kWh/M2 Speciific Energy Consumption After Project, kWh/M2
12 12
00
21 21
33

The tables show the most important data requested and number of responses to

the request. The data of 4 sectors is divided into two tables.

Data Acquisition - Table 2

Number of Number of Number of Number of

Data Requested

75 75 75 75
34 35 34 34 34
44400
00100
Financial Savings, GEL/Y GHG emission reduction, kg CO2e/Y Energy Consumption Before Project, kWh/Y Energy Consumption After Project, kWh/Y

The average rate of all responses is 44%. These responses are mostly from the

projects monitored by EECG. Municipalities have no mechanism to monitor their

EE / RE projects.

Barriers

Legal

Absence of framework Lack of institutionalization Lack of vision and clear Lack of municipal funds

legislation Efficiency on

Energy of SE(C)APs in municipal understanding of CoM and

leaders

Absence of national norms Absence

and standards on energy energy managers

local staff and dependence design projects and grant

efficiency

Absence of secondary Lack

legislation

normative acts)

(subordinate mechanisms

national

between coordination

and local different

between process for receiving grant

municipal financing by municipalities

Lack of supporting national Absences of well-defined Absence of local statistical Dependence

on for implementation grant SECAP

policies and programs to and structured internal data

financing

support investments in responsibility mechanisms

climate change policies.

Conclusion:

••••

There is high potential for energy efficiency investments in Georgia, however it still

remains largely unused.

There is no legislative framework and national level policy in place in climate change mitigation and adaptation fields.

Coordination and communication mechanisms between stakeholders, especially

between national and local level governments still needs significant improvements.

Institutional and administrative arrangement of municipalities, as well as capacity building of local authorities and technical staff remains as significant gap towards implementing local climate change policies.

Time-consuming legal procedures in receiving external finances (loan, grant) represents significant barrier for both municipalities and international organizations towards financing EE projects.

••

Financial environment is not very favorable for investments in energy efficiency as familiarity of local financial institutions (banks) with financing EE projects and measures is very low. Low awareness about the multiple benefits of energy efficiency projects in public and private sector is viewed as the main barrier to increasing investment and financing flows to energy efficiency projects.

Project Title:

“Biomass Energy and Energy Efficient Technologies as a sustainable energy solutions for Georgian

CoM signatories”- BioEn4CoM Sign Project

EU Commission Energy Efficiency Center Georgia Telavi Municipality City Hall

2018-2021 წ.წ

748,641.60 € 598,913.28 €

149,728.32€ (99,819.55€ is transferred to EECG )

Donor: Main Applicant: Co-Applicant:

Implementation Period:

Total Budget: Grant: Co-financing:

Project Purpose:

To enhance Georgian CoM signatory cities/municipalities capacities in climate change mitigation and fulfillment of sustainable local energy policy through implementation of investment projects in line with their Sustainable Energy (Climate)

Action Plans (SE(C)APs. The Action will be implemented in Telavi Municipality City.

Direct Beneficiaries: decision makers, municipal service providers of Telavi municipality as well as the employers and users of the selected renovated public buildings, which energy efficiency parameters were improved. Indirect Beneficiaries: private companies; more specifically agro vine (vine-growing) farms and/or companies providing

their agricultural wastes (vineyard pruning resides) to the municipalities as an energy source as well as local population of

the municipalities.

Implemented and Ongoing Activities

Action 2: Selection of 2 Municipal Buildings & Performance of Energy Audits

Complete Thermo-modernization of 2 Municipal Buildings (Kindergartens) though Installation of EE and RE

Applications

IKALTO KG
TELAVI #1

Total Area: 1125 m2
Total Area: 1640 m2

Action 4: Establishment of Biomass Supply Chain in Telavi Municipality

Implemented & Ongoing Activities

❖ Developed the feasibility study for establishment of a biomass supply chain; ❖ Procurement of necessary vehicles and equipment for equipping the biomass supply chain; ❖ Selection of storage space, development technical drawings (TDs) for warehouse construction; Tender on construction

for storage of biomass (vineyards pruning);

❖ Testing of round baler for collecting of locally available biomass in the vineyards and shredding of the biomass through chopper/shredder in Telavi municipality.

PHSHAVELI KG

Testing of Vineyards Pruning Collection and Shredding

https://www.facebook.com/eecgeorgia/videos/168724621233802/?v=168724621233802 https://www.facebook.com/300211266670236/videos/863781454043418/

2 Unit Tractors with Trailer

Shredder

Round Baler

BALECHIPPER

120 unit high-pressure sodium lamps

with 250 watts was replaced by 80 units with 60-watt and 40 units with LED lights.

and its surrounding 74 units high-

pressure sodium lamps was replaced with 74 units lamps with 150 watt and 90 watt LED Light

▪Money Savings: 22,682GEL; ▪ Emission Reduction: 15,340kgCO2
▪Money Saving: 7,900 GEL; ▪Emission Reduction :7,780kgCO2

▪Roof Insulation (1,140m2) with “IZOCAM“ Mineral Wool (thickness 10 sm); ▪Replacing inefficient lamps in classrooms and corridors with compact fluorescent and LED

lamps;

▪Replacing the diesel heating system with a natural gas system.

Average Annual Saving

▪Electricity: 9,180kWh.; ▪Diesel: 5,070 L; ▪Money Saving: 8,800 GEL; ▪Emission Reduction: 6,900kgCO2 ;

In 2014, a solar water heater system with a total area of 72 square meters panels and 2250 liters of hot water tank was installed.

Result: Reduction of natural gas consumption on water heating by 60-70% in several buildings: infectious disease department, laundry & kitchen..

▪Natural Gas 36,620 m³; ▪Money Saving : 334,740GEL ▪Emission Reduction: 69,580 kg CO₂

❑Installation of natural gas heating and hot water supply system integrated with the solar thermal system;

❑Thermal insulation of the building (insulation of external

walls, installation of internal partitions and doors to avoid cold air flows); ❑ Replacement of non efficient lamps with LED ones

▪Energy: 181,600 kWh;

▪Money Saving: 13,900 GEL; ▪Emission Reduction: 35 tone CO_2.

with a total area of 34.5 m2 has been installed, which heats 2000-2500 liters of water daily.

Average Annual Savings Natural Gas: 7,000 m³; Money: 5,200 GEL; Emission Reduction: 13 tone CO₂

Boiler Capacity - 151 kW.
The whole building is heated;
Consumed 18 tons of hazelnut shells;
The cost of the shell is 3960 GEL;
CO2 emissions - 0

Building Area - 1050 m2; Used non EE wood stoves; Several rooms were heated;

The cost of firewood - 5000 GEL

Comparison with Natural Gas (NG); 1 kg hazelnut shell = 0.58 m3 of NG; The cost of heating on NG was GEL 8,874;

CO2 emissions ≈ 20 tons

▪ A 2,000-liter solar water heater was installed, which was connected to the existing heating and hot water supply system; ▪A 1,500 watt on-grid PVC system with 16 LED lights was installed; ▪10 units of high-pressure sodium-type outdoor lamps was replaced with LED lamps; ▪The 450 m2 floor was insulated with XPS boards; ▪200 units of non EE lamps was replaced with LED lamps.

Annual Saving ▪Natural Gas: 10,000 m ³; ▪Electricity: 8,700 kWh; ▪Money: 9,900 GEL; ▪Emission Reduction: 20 toneCO_2.

For popularization of solar technologies, 26 solar lamps were installed in the square located

on Rustaveli Avenue in Kutaisi City.

The 87 units (400 watt) high-pressure outdoor lighting lamps at the the Rabat

Castle and its surrounding area were

replaced by 26 units (240-watt) LED colored lamps and 61 units (150 watts) of LED lamps.

Average Annual Saving Electricity : 77,930 kWh.; Money: 15,430 GEL; Emission Reduction: 10.6 tone CO_2.

System Peak Capacity: 4.16 kW; Solar modules: 16 units;

Average Annual Saving ▪Electricity: 7300 kWh.; ▪Money: 1,460 GEL; ▪Emission Reduction ~ 1 tone CO₂

On the demonstration monitor is reflected the current and past period parameters: capacity, generated energy, energy consumption, reduced CO2 (saved wood; reduced car mileage in km).

For improving of heating and cooling systems of the building additionally were installed "Air-Water" air pumps ;

Average Annual Savings

Diesel: 4,000 liter; Money: 8,000 GEL; Emission Reduction: 11 tone CO₂

▪Primitive wood stoves was replaced by modern autonomous heating and hot water supply systems operating on local agricultural wastes (hazelnut shells);

▪230 litre solar water heater installed; ▪A 1,300-watt grid-on PVC system was installed, which supplies the kindergarten with free electricity and supplies excess electricity to the grid;

▪Thermal insulation of the building elements (partitions & ceiling between the used and unused spaces of

the building).

Thank you!

Electricity: 8700

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