Holding of an online seminar in the FY2020 energy conservation support project for ASEAN countries

November 10, 2020 In News

Holding of an online seminar in the FY2020 energy conservation support project for ASEAN countries

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Under the instruction and financial support of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) (in the project for contributing to the rational use of energy in developing nations and the EE&C capacity building program), the Energy Conservation Center, Japan (ECCJ) held an online seminar on October 15, 2020. At the seminar, ECCJ gave an overview of the current fiscal year’s AJEEP (ASEAN-Japan Energy Efficiency Partnership) Scheme 2 training program for qualified energy manager trainers, explained about energy conservation audit methods, confirmed the participants from each country, and confirmed the energy conservation audit plans in their countries.

(1) ECCJ explained about an AJEEP overall outline, a Scheme 2 key point, and an energy conservation audit method.

(2) Introductions were given to three examples of past energy conservation audit excellent case examples (by Cambodia, Myanmar and Thailand).

(3) Confirmation was made of each ASEAN country’s energy conservation audit plans.

Views of the online seminar seen from the ECCJ side
An online seminar was held as the first step of the “FY2020 EE&C capacity building program for ASEAN Countries” Scheme 2 Program. The meeting had a total of 22 participants, comprising 10 qualified energy manager trainer candidates from the ASEAN countries, one person from ACE, and 11 persons from the countries who participated as observers, and lectures were given relating to the energy conservation audit methods.

 

(1) ECCJ gave this fiscal year’s participants an overview of AJEEP, explanations of the details of the Scheme 2 training program for qualified energy manager trainers, and gave lectures on energy conservation audit methods.

(2) As past energy conservation audit excellent case examples, explanations of the key points relating to energy conservation audits were given by the three countries of Cambodia, Myanmar and Thailand, which was an extremely beneficial introduction.

 

(3) The energy conservation audit plans of each ASEAN country were confirmed, and ECCJ provided guidance to enable energy conservation audits to be planned and implemented in close cooperation with trainers who had already received qualification.

 

* AJEEP: ASEAN-JAPAN Energy Efficiency Partnership
Program for building EE&C capacity in the ASEAN region by dispatching experts and implementing training in Japan

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