Renewable Energy Development in China SWITC Asia cooperation projects in the energy sector. Dr. Uwe Weber, SWITCH-Asia Network Facility, CSCP GmbH

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1 : Competition and collaboration between Europe and emerging Asia Renewable Energy Development in China SWITC Asia cooperation projects in the energy sector Dr. Uwe Weber, SWITCH-Asia Network Facility, CSCP GmbH Bonn, April 8, 2014

2 Contents 1. Wind energy develoopment in China Sino/Danish cooperation 2. Components of the EU s SWITCH-Asia Programme 3. SWITCH-Asia Projects contributing to low carbon developemnt 2

3 Wind energy development in China Sino/Danish cooperation 3

4 Wind energy development in China China: Installed Wind Power Capacity GW

5 Wind energy development in China 160 China: Wind Power Generation TWh

6 Wind energy development in China 0,25 China: Wind Power Capacity Factor Spread EU EU average 0,2 0,15 0,1 0,

7 Wind energy development in China 140 Windpower: China - EU Comparision China Europe installed capacity GW installed capacity kw/sqkm power produced: MWh/sqkm*a 7 10*% power consumption

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9 Regional distribution of SWITCH-Asia projects Bangladesh Bhutan Regional Cambodia Thailand Vietnam Sri Lanka Philippines China India Pakistan Nepal Mongolia 9 Myanmar Indonesia Laos Malaysia

10 Sectors of SWITCH-Asia Projects Manufacturing/ SP Textile/ Leather Tourism End user/ SC Energy / -Efficiency/ Renewable - Building / Construction 10 Food Agriculture/ Forestry/ Natural resource

11 80 SMEs invest in primarily in business development 1 % 70 S M E s s a m p l e d Cleantech investment may hide here Cambodia China Laos Philippines Vietnam 11 1 Data from Small and Medium Enterprises Access to Finance in Selected East Asian Economies, ERIA Research Project Report 2010, No. 14

12 Components of SWITCH-Asia: National Policy Support National Policy Support Components (NPSC) are supporting governments in developing and deploying targeted SCP policies for their countries Currently four National Policy Support Components are installed: Indonesia Malaysia Philippines Thailand Two additional NPSCs are planned: Bangladesh Sri Lanka 12

13 Components of SWITCH-Asia: Regional Policy Support A Regional Policy Support Component is implemented in cooperation with UNEP from Bangkok serving governments beyond NPSCs and working with regional bodies like ASEAN and SARC as well with regional organisations like the Asia Pacific Roundtable on Sustainable Consumption and Production 13

14 Components of SWITCH-Asia: Network Facility 14

15 SWITCH-Asia Phase II "Agenda for Change" Communication: COM(2011) 637 final Focus is still on eliminating poverty and achieving Millennium Development Goals Thematic focus eventually reflecting 10 Year Framework of programmes on SCP: Consumer information; Sustainable lifestyles and education; Sustainable public procurement; Sustainable buildings and construction; Sustainable tourism, including ecotourism. Eventually: Currently a Programme on Agriculture and Food is proposed. 15

16 SWITCH-Asia Phase II Similar financial volume and funding conditions Foreseen announcement of next SWITCH-Asia call for proposals: End of 2014 Eventual first (6 th ) call deadline 1 st quarter

17 Dr. Uwe Weber SWITCH-Asia Network Facility c/o Collaborating Centre on Sustainable Consumption and Production (CSCP) tel network.facility@scp-centre.org uwe.weber@scp-centre.org