PRIV AT E SECT OR E NERGY EFF ICIENCY
Introduction to PSEE
March 2014
www.psee.org.za
Who are the stakeholders in PSEE?
Carbon Trust
• Technical support to the NBI
• Over 10 years experience with over 35 000 companies
supporting government by assisting companies in EE
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What are the service offerings?
Company size and complexity
Small
Medium
Large
(Energy spend < R750k pa)
(Energy spend bet. R750k &
R45m pa)
(Energy spend > R45m pa)
 Remote Advice and
guidance provided by:
– Telephone
– Website
– Publications
– Events &
workshops
Target by
March 2015: 2 500
 As per small
companies plus:
 Fully subsidised 4
day energy site
survey delivered by
third-party energy
consultant (fully
subsidised, ~R30k)
 Follow up support
Target by
March 2015: 1 000
 As per small
companies plus:
 Co-funded Strategic
Energy Management
assistance of up to 60
days of support from
third-party consultant
(Up to ~R500k, 60%
subsidised)
 On going relationship
with account managers
Target by
March 2015: 60
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Requirements from each company
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Commitment of time from a project champion
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Senior executive management sponsor to drive progress & buy-in
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Willingness to share information regarding energy consumption data
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Co-funding of 40% of the cost (for large companies only)
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Commitment to implement some priority recommendations
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Inclusion of project outcomes in case studies for publication by the PSEE
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Target timelines per company
Medium Company – Energy Site Survey
Week1-2
Week3-4
Week5-6
Week7-8
Week9-10
Week11-12
Week13-14
Week15-16
Week17-18
Week13-14
Week15-16
Week17-18
Scoping &
Contracting
Delivery by
consultant
Follow-Up
Large Company – Strategic Energy Management
Week1-2
Week3-4
Week5-6
Week7-8
Week9-10
Week11-12
Scoping &
Contracting
Delivery by
consultant
Follow-Up
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Key Contacts
Head of PSEE
: Mukoma.peter@nbi.org.za
Head of NBI Energy : Geen.valerie@nbi.org.za
Programme Manager: Kaputu.chisakula@nbi.org.za
Programme Manager : Bhana.hemal@nbi.org.za
www.psee.org.za
www.nbi.org.za
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Outline
• Introduction to the NBI
• Why energy efficiency?
• Who are the stakeholders in PSEE?
• PSEE project purpose & scope
• What are the service offerings?
• How are the services delivered?
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The National Business Initiative
• Launched by former President Nelson Mandela in 1995
• Not for profit organisation with a membership base of over 120 leading
businesses, acting as a collective, in support of sustainable growth and
development in South Africa through projects, partnerships and policy
engagement
Regional/Local Partner to:
World Business Council for
Sustainable Development
United Nations
Global Compact
Key Focus Areas:
Environmental Sustainability:
• Climate, Energy & Water
Human Skills Development
Carbon Disclosure
Project
World Resources
Institute
Ethical Business Leadership
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Why energy efficiency?
“Key to adapting to higher energy prices
over the longer term will be efficiency”
Maria van Hoeven, Executive Director : IEA
Energy Outlook 2013
Energy input costs continue to rise
rapidly, affecting all companies ability to
sustain operations…
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Why energy efficiency?
Increasing regulatory pressure
through further compliance
requirements, incentives and
taxes to improve energy
efficiency is underway
Business drivers include:
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Compliance
Requirements
Incentives
Taxes
Energy
Management
Plans, GHG
reduction targets,
Assessment of
Implementation
12 L Tax Allowance
for Energy Efficiency
Savings
12 I Tax Allowance
for Investment &
Training in
Manufacturing
Competitiveness
Enhancement
Programme
Carbon Tax
•
Carbon levy
on new
vehicles
•
enabling cost and energy
reductions in a business’s
own operations and supply
chains
risk mitigation (price volatility,
security of supply etc)
brand enhancement
opportunities including
Business to Business (B2B) +
Business to Consumer (B2C)
sales
competitive advantage or in
response to competition
the value of demonstrating to
investors that their business
is based upon sustainable
operations indicating a long
term future
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Stakeholders – NBI EELN
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PSEE project purpose
To support the continuous
improvement of energy efficiency in
industrial and commercial sectors
across various sizes of business in
South Africa
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Small companies service offering
www.psee.org.za
0861 123 624
Information on:
• Energy
Management
• Making a business
case
• Finance options
• Creating awareness
campaigns
• Tips to reduce
energy
• Regulations
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Medium companies offering
• 1-2 days on-site, 2-3 days to analyse findings
and data, write-up a site visit report and briefing
• Scope of work will vary from project to project
according to customer requirements ( scoping of
work shall be done by the PSEE staff); however
at a high level this will commonly include the
following:
• Review of existing energy policy, strategy
and operational plans;
Site survey
• Expert data analysis and commentary on
(4 Days Total)
energy performance;
• Conduct a thorough site visit and assess
major energy using systems against best
practice;
• Model cost and environmental impact of the
existing systems;
• Provide a prioritised, costed action plan of
recommendations that will improve energy
performance; and
• Outline cost-benefit analysis for investment.
4 DAY FULLY SUBSIDISED
ENERGY ASSESSMENTS/ SITE
AUDITS
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Large companies offering
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UP TO 60 DAYS OF BESPOKE
STRATEGIC ENERGY
MANAGEMENT
5 step process – SEM
– [mobilise org, develop business case, identify opportunities, develop
implementation plan, manage implementation]
Training programme and train the trainer
Internal awareness campaigns – development of materials, campaign
strategy, champions
Energy audit programmes - replication key requirement (multi-site)
Technology feasibility studies e.g. CHP, Waste to energy, MMTR
Establishing baselines and setting targets
Energy policy development & governance support
Legislative compliance/ Tax incentive advice e.g. EECC, section 12L
Energy efficient design advice/refurbishment plans
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How are energy services delivered?
PSEE has undertaken a stringent
accreditation process for energy
service providers. Thus far 30
consultants across the country
have been accredited.
Typical skills within our database:
• Energy strategy
• Green buildings
• HVAC & R
• Pumps & Fans
• Motors
• Lighting
• Compressed air
• Industrial processes ( Process
heating & cooling)
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How are energy site survey
services delivered?
Scoping and Contracting
Delivery
Follow-up
Kick Off Meeting ,
Identify Project
Sponsor, sign Letter of
Intent
Contact Preferred
Consultant
Company engages with
Consultant Deliverable
Pre Audit Questionnaire
completed, Site Visit
Conducted
PSEE Appoints
Available Consultant
Implementation of
Energy Efficiency
Projects
Sign Customer
Contract
Consultant Conducts
Site Audit and Develops
Report
AM follow up with
Company on Savings
Finalise Scope of Work
Report, Baseline and/or
Business Cases Signed
Off by AM and
Company
kWh and tCO2e savings
reported by PSEE
2 Weeks - 1 Month
2 Weeks – 1 Month
3 - 6 Months
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How are SEM services delivered?
Scoping and Contracting
Delivery
Follow-Up
Kick Off Meeting,
Identify Project Sponsor
Send RFP to 3 Preferred
Consultants
Relationship between
AM and Company
Continues
Sign Letter of Intent
Evaluate Consultants’
and Presentations
Company engages with
Consultant Deliverable
Obtain Data Required
and Conduct Site Visit
Company and AM agree
on Consultant,
Company issues PO
Implementation of
Energy Efficiency
Projects
Sign Customer
Contract
Consultant Contracted
and Managed by AM,
SoW Delivered
AM follow up with
Company on Savings
Finalise Scope of Work
(SoW)
Deliverables Signed Off
by AM and Company
kWh and tCO2e savings
reported by PSEE
2 - 4 Months
6 - 12 Months
4-6 Weeks
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