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SEE CAMPAIGNMDP - 2784: 

SEE CAMPAIGN MDP - 2784 Sponsor: Víctor Perez – CODELCO Project Leader: Glycon Garcia Jr. 61

SEE 2007: 

SEE 2007 Objective: Influence and increase copper usage in energy efficiency and renewable energy initiatives in Latin America through its incorporation in all standards and regulations related to electrical products for new and existing installations. The expected outcome of the campaign is to increase copper demand by 60,500 tons in the next 5 years. 62

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Economic Results for Stakeholders Stakeholders 63

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STAKEHOLDERS 64

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Economic Results for Stakeholders Stakeholders

MARKET RESEARCH: 

MARKET RESEARCH Proposal => Year to Date Market research to identify distribution transformer losses in Brazil with CEPEL. => CEPEL’s offer will be presented in August Program to replace refrigerators with utilities, government and USAID in Brazil. => USAID presented a substitution refrigerator program to ANEEL. Some utilities have started experimental actions. Update the FIDE’s Motor Master software using ICA license. => On going. FIDE is analyzing the ICA license agreement. 65

MARKET RESEARCH: 

MARKET RESEARCH Proposal => Year to Date Refresh the partnership with WEG to promote energy efficient motors. => Establish a work plan to divulge EE motors in Latin America. => Promote EE motors in OEM market. Strong resistance to introduce efficient motors due to high costs. Promote distributed generation on village electrification. => Identified opportunities with RENOVE in Brazil and USAID / CONAE in Mexico. Launch the Motor Master software in Brazil through ICA license to PROCEL. => On going. PROCEL is analyzing the license agreement. 66

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REGULATORY: 

REGULATORY Proposal => Year to Date Standard & labeling program in Chile (INNOVA) for efficient motors, transformers and home appliances. => on going, standards in public analysis. Brazilian labeling program for distribution transformers - MEPS / law regulation. => Draft of regulatory proposal issued. Working group with government regulator, utilities, manufacturers and labs. Influence the transformer standards and specifications review by technical and economic presentations at distribution utilities in Brazil. => Visits to utilities in progress by consultant. 67

REGULATORY: 

REGULATORY Proposal => Year to Date Review the energy efficiency regulation in Peru. => Draft of regulation is in public analysis. Promote “Sello FIDE” for Nema Premium motors in Mexico. => On going. Public purchase program in Chile and Mexico with LBNL / PEPS. => Specialist consultant from LBNL start the program in Chile. => Purchase program with municipality in Mexico is in progress. Review the efficient air-conditioner standards in Mexico. => Procobre representative is participating of standard working group. 68

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COMMUNICATION: 

COMMUNICATION Proposal => Year to Date Workshop in Peru to promote efficient motors. => Workshop will be in September. => Opportunity to promote similar workshop in Colombia. Communication campaign with FIDE to promote NEMA Premium efficiency level for motors in Mexico. => In delay. Communication agency should be contracted in August. Seminar with LA regulators to create a regional forum to discuss energy efficiency polices to increase the use of efficient motors and refrigerators in Brazil. => Seminar will be in December. PROCEL is the partner to cosponsored the event. 69

COMMUNICATION: 

COMMUNICATION Proposal => Year to Date Campaign to promote EE refrigerators in Mexico. => FIDE is preparing the intention letter with World Bank to replace refrigerators. Support Mexican program for wind and photovoltaic generation in remote communities. => Participating in the program for distributed generation with USAID. => Village electrification forum with USAID. 70

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Economic Results for Stakeholders Stakeholders

EFFICIENT MOTORS: 

EFFICIENT MOTORS Pilot Projects in Chile: Objective: Replace inefficient motors and measure the savings in mining industry plants => Replicate the results obtained in the Latin American markets encouraging the energy efficiency and, as a side-effect, increase the copper consumption. Companies committed: Anglo American, BHP, Codelco and Enami. Other stakeholders: Ministerio de Mineria, PPEE and WEG-Chile. Estimated average budget by project: $60,000 => 30 motors of 50 HP (ICA funds = $60,000 & Cofunding = $180,000). 71

EFFICIENT MOTORS: 

EFFICIENT MOTORS Pilot Projects in Mexico: Objective: Replace inefficient motors and measure the savings in industry plants through FIDE’s energy efficiency campaign. Stakeholders: FIDE, COMEX, WEG, other industries and motor manufacturers. Scope: Replace around 80 inefficient motors in 5 industries. Budget: Motors and replacement financed by FIDE. ICA funds: $10,000 - $20,000. 72

EFFICIENT MOTORS: 

EFFICIENT MOTORS Pilot Project in Brazil: Objective: Replace inefficient motors and measure the savings in textile industry plant through PROCEL’s energy efficiency campaign. Stakeholders: PROCEL, local industry association, textile industry and motor manufacturers. Scope: Replace around 40 inefficient motors in textile process. Estimated budget: $60,000. ICA funds: $20,000 & other stakeholders = $40,000. 73

EFFICIENT MOTORS: 

EFFICIENT MOTORS Expected results: Prove that the replacement of motors for more efficient units is a business case, and the decision is mainly economical. Have solid foundations to justify the energy efficiency projects that are looking for funds through the Clean Development Mechanism of – CDM. Have practical cases of motors’ replacements verified by suitable and internationally recognized organizations. Support the energy efficiency motor programs by supplying information regarding energy saving that can be easily applied in other industrial and commercial sectors. 74

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EFFICIENT TRANSFORMERS Pilot Project in Brazil: Objective: Replace 9 standard transformers of 45kVA for efficient units in residential, commercial and industry areas to demonstrate the economic feasibility. Stakeholders: CPFL – distribution utility, University of Itajuba and Romagnole – transformer manufacturer. Budget: $90,000. ICA funds = $45,000 & Cofunding = $45,000. Expected Results: Prove that the use of efficient distribution transformer is a business case through a practical pilot case developed by recognized organizations. Current Status: Project in delay due to utility data availability and profile of network design. 75

SLUM ELECTRIFICATIONMDP-3523: 

SLUM ELECTRIFICATION MDP-3523 Sponsor: Víctor Perez – CODELCO Project Leader: Glycon Garcia Jr. 76

SLUM 2007: 

SLUM 2007 Develop and demonstrate a sustainable, affordable and widely-replicable approach to legal electricity service provision in slums across Brazil’s electric utilities and beyond in Latin America. The expected outcome of the campaign is to increase copper demand by 20,000 tons in the next 5 years. Objective: Influence slum electrification modernization and reduce energy losses in the supply and demand of power increasing the copper consumption. 77

CRITICAL ACTIVITIES: 

Proposal => Year to Date Conclude the Paraisopolis slum electrification pilot. => in delay. September final results. Prepare a business case to divulge the results of Brazilian pilot. => Report expected to present in October. Sponsoring workshop and seminars to divulge the program in Latin America. => International seminar in Brazil sponsored by ICA/USAID/AES in November. Influence other Brazilian utilities about the program leveraging ANEEL funds. => On going. Utilities have been visited in Brazil. CRITICAL ACTIVITIES 78

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Paraisopolis Slum Electrification Pilot & Potential Market in Latin America José Luiz Cavaretti AES Eletropaulo Brazil 79