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The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency

The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency. 2. Mission and goals of KAPE S.A.. Mission

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The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency

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    1. Polish National Energy Conservation Agency 1 The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency Presentation

    2. The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency 2 Mission and goals of KAPE S.A. Mission – to participate in preparation and implementation of principles of Polish sustainable energy policy Strategic goal – to play a leading national role in the energy service market. Preparation of the principles of sustainable energy policy, in co-operation with both Polish and foreign partners, and the implementation of these principles with respect to the European standards

    3. The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency 3 OUR STATUS Who are we? In October 2003 European Committee aknowledged KAPE S.A. with a status of a so called MANDATED BODY. The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency is the first institution, among all such institutions from new EU member countries, which was enrolled on a list of MANDATED BODIES. The status empowers to take part in twinning projects within PHARE, TACIS and CARDS programmes.

    4. The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency 4 OUR STATUS Who are we? In February 2005 The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency (KAPE) joined The European Energy Network. The EnR, being the association of 21 European organizations, carries responsibilities for planning and management in the fields of rational use of energy and renewable energies.

    5. The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency 5 Who are we ? KAPE S.A. was established on 15th April 1994 after: Parliamentary resolution of 9th November 1990 concerning guidelines for energy policy of Poland until 2010 Decision of the Government of Republic of Poland no 21/92 of 19th May 1992 on creation of Energy Conservation Agency We are an organisation of public service character, an organisation which is not focused on maximing income Our shareholders include: Treasury of State (51,61%) National Economy Bank (16,13%) Industrial Development Agency (16,13%) National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management (16,13%)

    6. The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency 6 What is sustainable energy policy ? This is the improvement in social welfare over the long term through striking balance between: Energy security Satisfying social needs Environmental protection Competitiveness in the energy sector

    7. The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency 7 Fields of activity KAPE activities include realisation of projects, consultancy, training and issuing experts’ opinions in the following areas: Sustainable development in buildings: ?Thermomodernistation of buildings and heating stations; ?District heating systems; ?Energy monitoring and management systems in buildings. Sustainable energy policy: ?Sustainable energy policy instruments; ?Renewable energy sources; ?Dispersed combined electricity and heat generation; ?Energy saving transport.

    8. The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency 8 Fields of activity Environmental protection issues connected to energy processes: ?Impact of energy processes on the environment; ?Implementation of Kyoto Protocol mechanisms; ?Best energy-saving technologies. Municipal policy in the area of sustainable development and energy planning Promotional campaigns aimed at a better social understanding of sustainable energy policy Financing small energy investments in the field of energy conservation and renewable energy sources

    9. The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency 9 How do we act ? To promote sustainable energy policy KAPE: Prepares various expertises and analyses Carries out consultancy and training activities for: central administration energy sector local authorities

    10. The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency 10 How do we act ? We organise national and international conferences, seminars and workshops in the field of: Liberalisation of energy market in Poland Financing energy efficiency projects Thermomodernisation in the communal sector Financing energy – saving investments in the communal sector and industry by the third party Trade system of greenhouse gases emission Energy planning in municipalities Dispersed co-generation and micro co-generation Adjustment of Polish law to the EU standards in the area of RES and energy efficiency

    11. The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency 11 How do we act ? KAPE S.A.: Prepares and implements projects under international programmes Manages international programmes in the field of energy in which Poland participates (e.g. SAVE, ALTENER) Base on inter-governmental agreements prepares and implements large bilateral programmes

    12. The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency 12 How do we act ? We prepare guide books, educational, promotional and training materials Manage Energy Audits Secretariat and Energy Planning Secretariat Verify energy audits for National Economy Bank Prepare investment financing mechanisms in the field of energy efficiency and renewable energy sources Identify investments in the field of energy conservation and renewable energy sources

    13. The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency 13 Our experience We have prepared tens of analyses, reports, expertises and research projects relating to the energy efficiency issues for: ? Ministry of Economy (especially within the National Programme of the Adoption of Acquis) ? Ministry of Environment, National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management ? Main Inspectorate of Environmental Protection ? State Office for Housing and Urban Development ? Polish Energy Grid – Joint Stock Company ? Zamojska Korporacja Energetyczna S.A. ? Power Station Opole – Joint Stock Company

    14. The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency 14 Our experience We participated in energy audits for the following enterprises: ? URSUS factory ? Chemical plant “Blachownia” ? Steel-works Ostrowiec ? STAR Starachowice ? Chipboard production plant, Pila ? Concrete production plant “Prefabet”, Niegocin ? Meat plant “Górny” Antonowo ? Milk processing plant OSM Gizycko ? Cream cheese producing plant - PHZ “Lacpol” Torun ? Powdered milk factory PHZ “Lacpol“ Piotrkowo Kujawskie ? Milk processing plant PHZ “Lacpol” Wolsztyn

    15. The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency 15 Our experience We supervised implementation of auto – audit systems and energy management systems in the following plants: ? CEMET sp. z o.o. ? Multibranch plant CERMAG s.c. ? ELEKTRIM KABLE S.A. ? ICC Paslek Ltd. ? KLIMAWENT – Ventilation Technologies Centre ? Sugar – mill Lapy S.A. ? Marine Metal sp. z.o.o. ? Milk processing plant MLECZ sp z o.o. ? NAUTA – Repair Shipyard Gdynia ? ZPT OLVIT Gdansk ? Pomeranian Yeast Plant POLMOS S.A. ? Powdered milk producing plant, Piotrków Kujawski ? Thermoshrinkable harness producing plant RADPOL S.A. ? Knitting plant SIGMATEX S.A. ? Milk Co-operative of Torun ? OCEANIC – Foreign Pharmaceutical – Cosmetic Plant ? Sugar – mill Krasnystaw S.A. ? SeCeS – Pol sp. z o.o. ? FORNITEX sp. z o.o. – Wood Industry Plant

    16. The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency 16 Our experience We took part in preparation of “The principles of heat, electricity and gaseous fuel supply plans” for the following municipalities: ? Bytów ? Myszków ? Grójec ? Legionowo ? Bialogard For heat – generating plants we worked out the system enabling quick analysis of their functioning through comparison with other similar plants (so called benchmarking) For the National Economy Bank we verified several hundred of project proposals concerning modernisation of houses, public service buildings (schools, hospitals), local boiler houses and heat networks.

    17. The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency 17 Our experience We provided energy audits and carried out thermovisual investigation of the following buildings: ? Development and Implementation Centre of State Forests in Bedon ? Gmina of Strzyzewice ? Housing co-operative :Miedzyrzec Podlaski” ? Housing co-operative in Lomza ? JOBI Polska Sp. z o.o. ? Lodger and owner occupied housing co-operative “Zacisze”, Malkinia ? Housing co-operative, Tluszcz ? Communal plant in Kruszwica sp. z o.o. ? Housing co-operative “Jednosc”, Piaseczno ? Lodger and owner occupied housing co-operative, Kalisz ? Water Sports Centre PTTK Augustów ? Wigierski National Park ? Housing co-operative “Grzegórzki”, Cracow ? Housing co-operative, Tarczyn

    18. The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency 18 Our experience We worked out and implemented an energy management system for 62 multifamily buildings (Radogoszcz – Zachód Housing Co-operative, Lódz)

    19. The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency 19 International co-operation From the very beginning KAPE has taken part in the realisation of the EU and bilateral projects, which promote energy efficiency European Union programmes Intelligent energy for Europe (SAVE/ALTENER/STEER/COOPENER) ALTENER: ?Promoting biomass heating systems in large buildings (BIOHEAT II) ?The trading floor for biomass in Europe (BIOXCHANGE) ?Renewable Energy Action (REACT) ?Renewable Energy Promotional Campaign for Realisation of Transnational RES Projects, especially in CEECs (REPROMO)

    20. The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency 20 International co-operation SAVE: ?Energy labels; databases of household appliances; development of energy efficient appliances market ?Expansion of pan – European web database on energy efficient appliances (EADE) ?Tools supporting thermomodernisation processes in CEECs and EU Member States ?Clearing House for Third Party Financing in Eastern Europe (CLEAR –III-EAST) ?Energy auto – audit in industry ?Initiative of best European management practice implementation in industry ?CHP promotion thanks to the East – West partnership ?Local energy efficiency promotion ?Estimation of economic and technical potential in thermomodernisational undertakings – building vs. heating system in the building sector

    21. The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency 21 International co-operation SAVE: ?Framework Innovations for Building Renovation (FRAMES) ?Integrated Energy Retrofitting in Buildings (INTEREB) ?All – Polish educational and information campaign “Polish Energy Bus” and others. 5th Framework Programme (SUSTELNET, INVESTIMMO, SAFERELNET, ENIRDG, OPET, Joint Implementation, Benchmarking of Heating Systems) 6th Framework Programme (SUBURET, EU-DEEP)

    22. The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency 22 International co-operation Bilateral Programmes Baltic Chain – promotion and implementation of energy efficiency projects P-J CEE – Poland – Japan Energy Conservation Technology Centre ( programme for implementation of energy and environment management systems and training centre for industrial engineers and managers) PSO – Pre – accession 2000 – Polish – Dutch project “Methods and instruments of energy efficiency policy – pre-accession support” Polish – Danish Programmes : “Energy planning in Poland at the local level – support for decision makers” and Energy Planning Secretariat Know – How Fund - Polish – British co-operation for energy efficiency in the building sector Feasibility study on the energy efficiency projects counteracting global warming Polish Energy Efficient Motors Programme (PEMP) – UNDP DSM –Polish-Danish DSM (Demand Side Mnanagement) promotion Initiative

    23. The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency 23 Our partners In Poland: ? Parliamentary commissions, ? Parliamentary group for Energy sector resructuring, ? Ministry of Economy, Labour and Social Policy Ministry of Environment, Ministry of Infrastructure, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Administration, Office of the Committee for European Integration, ? National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management, ? Local authorities, ? Enterprises of energy sector, ? Non-governmental organisations (agencies, funds, societies), ? Consultancy companies, lawyer’s offices, ? Universities and research centres, ? Banks financing energy conservation investments and renewable energy sources.

    24. The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency 24 Abroad: ?European Commission Directorate - General for Energy and Transport ?Energy Charter Treaty Secretariat ?International Energy Agency ?European National Energy Efficiency Agencies ?Japan Energy Efficiency Agencies ?United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Our partners

    25. The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency 25 How to contact us ? If you represent enterprise, lawyer’s office, consultancy agency, municipality, if you are a manager of buildings and you need: expert, consultant, contractor of training service in the field of Polish an EU law relating to the energy sector, energy planning, systems of optimal energy management, new energy saving technologies, energy audits and auto audits, thermomodernisation knowledge about international programmes connected with energy sector please contact The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency

    26. The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency 26 How to contact us ? Our address: The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency 00–560 Warsaw 35, Mokotowska St. Tel. (+48 22) 626-09-10 Fax: (+48 22) 626-09-11 kape@kape.gov.pl publicrelations@kape.gov.pl www.kape.gov.pl

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