Intended outcome2: Energy efficiency improved, leading to GHG emissions reduction
Intended Outputs
Targets
2.1 Natural gas-based power
plants developed and
interconnected into existing
national grid
2.2 Efficiency in Power
generation, transmission
and distribution widely
improved
2.3 Energy Efficiency on
Demand Side improved
2.4 Solar water heaters
widely promoted in
Household & Commercial
sectors
2.5 Efficiency of energy
consumption in
transportation sector widely
improved through fuel
switching
2.6 Efficiency of energy
consumption in agriculture
sector widely improved
through introduction of
Solar Pumps in Irrigation
Systems
1.7 Energy from waste
water treatment plants
produced and utilized for
heating, lighting and
cooking.
By 2025, a total capacity of 1000 MW of energy
produced based on NG consumption in
replacement of diesel and residual fuel oil
By 2025, Efficient power generation, transmission
and distribution improved by 15 percent, leading
to significant emission reduction
Efficiencies of newly installed centralized
Combined-cycle gas turbine (CCGT) plants will
improved by60% by 2025.
Efficiencies of newly installed decentralized
Combined heat and power (CHP) generation
systems will improved by 80% by 2025.
By 2025, energy efficiency in the power sector
improved by 15% saving potential of app. 220
MW generation capacity or 650 GWh electricity
generation should be un-locked within 3-5 years
By 2020, about 200,000 units of solar water
heaters installed, being 40 % of market potential,
resulting a saving potential of 457 GWh in the
target year
By 2025, about 300,000 units installed, being 60
% of market potential, resulting in a saving
potential of 686 GWh in the target year
By 2025, 85% of heavy duty trucks uses NG
instead fossil fuel diesel to gasoline for heavy duty
trucks and 90% of buses uses NG
Widespread introduction of solar water pumps to
replace diesel pumps in shallow wells (65% share
by 2025).
By 2025, a total capacity of 1MW generated
from blogas of wastewater treatment plants