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Mission and goals of KAPE

• Mission and strategic goal to keep a leading
  national role to participate in preparation and
  implementation of principles of Polish
  sustainable energy policy
• The main subject of our activity is providing
  implementation of rationalized energy policy
  within principle of sustainable development

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Who are we ?

• KAPE 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
• Agreement of 5th February 1994 concerning
  creation of Energy Conservation Agency joint
  stock company
• 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)

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OUR STATUS Who are we?

• In October 2003 European Committee acknowledged
  KAPE 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 mandates bodies. The
  status empowers to take part in twinning projects
  within PHARE, TACIS and CARDS programmes.
• In February 2005 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.
  From 2007 KAPE belongs to European Council for
  an Energy Efficient Economy eceee

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Fields of activity

• Our main activities are
• Preparation of various expertise, analysis and
  consultancy for governmental administration,
  local authorities and energy sector,
• Realisation of projects in international
  programmes e.g. EU (including governmental
  co-operation) and co-ordination of international
  programmes in which Poland participates,
• Organisation of national and international
  conferences, seminars and training courses,
• Publication of leaflets, brochures, guidebooks,
  promotional and training materials,
• Carrying out of information, promotional and
  educational campaigns,

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Fields of activity

• Our main activities are
• Assistance in formulation and evaluation of
  national and local energy strategies and plans,
• Assistance in preparation of applications for
  public subsidies and grants,
• EU projects management, monitoring and
  evaluation,
• Managing Energy Audit Secretariat and Energy
  Planning Secretariat,
• Verification of energy audits for the National
  Economy Bank
• Preparation of financing for RUE/RES investments,
  including EU funds,
• RUE/RES investment identification and analysis,
  consulting and feasibility studies.

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Areas of our activity
Suistanable energy policy
Renewable Energy sources

• Energy efficiency
• and renewable energy sources
• households
• buildings
• industry
• transport
• municipalities

Energy planning in municipalities
Environmental protection issues related to energy

Suistanable buildings
Heating
Electrical Energy Issues
Industry

Susitanable transport
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European Union Programmes

• Programme Intelligent Energy Europe
• KAPE S.A. realizes 11 projects of the programme
• In the period 2006-2009 realized 21 projects with
  in the IEE programme.

KAPE is the National Contact Point for the
Intelligent Energy - Europe programme within the 
Competitiveness and Innovation Framework
Programme (CIP) .

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IEE Projects of KAPE in 2009

• E4
• Energy-Efficient Elevators and Escalators
• BAP DRIVER
• Leveraging the development of national biomass
  strategies and action plans, based on a balanced
  assessment approach for policy makers
• TRANS SOLAR
• Transfer of experience for the development of
  Thermal Solar products
• KIDS4FUTURE
• Creating Actions among Energy Conscious Children
  Combining Education, Communication and Energy
  Knowledge in an Integrated Approach for a
  Sustainable Future
• QUALICERT
• Certificationacreditation for instalers of
  small scale renewable energy systems

ODYSSEE MURE Monitoring of Energy Demand
Trends and Energy Efficiency in the
UE RESH-POLICY Policy development for improving
RESH/C penetration in European Member
States CARE Training chemical SMEs in
responsible use of energy ESAM Energy
Strategic Asset Management in Social Housing
Operators in Europe FINSH Financial and Support
Instruments for Fuel Poverty in Social Housing
GREENCONSERVE Greening yhe construction sector
towards a value adding service industry.

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Realized bilateral programmes

• P-J ECTC Poland Japan Energy Conservation
  Technology Centre (programme for implementation
  of energy and environment management systems and
  training centre for industrial engineers and
  managers)
• PEMP (UNDP) Polish Energy Efficient Motors
  Programme
• DSM Polish-Danish DSM (Demand Side Management)
  promotion Initiative
• Baltic Chain promotion and implementation of
  energy efficiency projects
• PSO Pre-accession 200 Polish-Dutch project
  Methods and instruments of energy efficiency
  policy pre-accession support
• Polish Danish Project Energy planning in
  Poland at the local level support for decision
  makers and Energy Planning Secretariat
• KnowHow Fund Polish-British co-operation for
  energy efficiency in the building sector
• Feasibility study on the energy efficiency
  projects counteracting global warming

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Chosen long-term projects Energy Bus Campaign
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Polish Energy Bus Campaign

• Duration
• 10th September 2003 31st August 2005
• Route of the bus
• 16 voivodships in the framework of 11 regional
  campaigns
• length ot the route 40.000 kilometres, 258
  different locations
• Quantity and category of visitors
• daily above 200 persons,
• total above 50.000 persons,
• inhabitants and schoolchildren, local authorities
  and local businessmen
• Results
• above 10.000 pieces of advice provided by KAPEs
  experts
• above 3.000 presentations and lectures
• above 800 workshops and several dozen trainings

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Energy Bus inside
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Energy Bus inside
Heat pomp
Windows with different heat transmission
coefficient model
Fuel cell
Solar collector
Energy Bus equipment
Isolation model
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Competition The Most Energy Efficient Polish
Municipality

• Municipalities present in application form
  confirmed energy savings in one calendar year
  (compared to two years before) taking into
  consideration only public buildings and local
  energy saving initiatives (e.g. street lighting).
• Duration time Every two years edition

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Competition The Most Energy Efficient Polish
Municipality

• 3 categories of prizes   - for municipality up
  to 30 000 inhabitants   - for municipality above
  30 000 up to
• 100 000 inhabitants   - for municipality
  above 100 000 inhabitants
• The winners besides of money awards receive the
  statuettes of Competition and special diplomas.

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Polish-Japan Energy Conservation Technology Center

• Joint project between Polish and Japanese
  Governments.
• (Co-operation has started on November 1994 during
  Mr. Walesas visit in Tokyo)
• Aims - Contributing to further promotion of
  energy conservation technology in the Polish
  industrial sector, making the best use of the
  Japans knowledge and experience.
• Project realisation The Polish National Energy
  Conservation Agency (KAPE) in cooperation with
  Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA).

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Polish-Japan Energy Conservation Technology Center

• ECTC offers services
• training courses for management of factories,
• training courses for engineers responsible for
  energy management in factories,
• training courses for self-auditors and
  professional auditors,
• co-operation and assistance for factory audits
  prepared by professional auditors,
• consulting services for factories on marketing,
  investment and finance,
• dissemination of information on energy efficiency
  and energy conservation

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Polish-Japan Energy Conservation Technology Center
Laboratory
Pump unit
Fun
Steam trap
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Polish Energy Efficient Motor Programme (PEMP)

• The goal was increasing of the market share of
  energy efficient motors in Polish industrial
  sector
• PEMP was financed by Global Environment Facility
  (GEF)
• Duration of the project 2004-2009
• The project was realised by
• The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency
  (KAPE)
• Polish Foundation for Energy Efficiency (FEWE)

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Polish Energy Efficient Motor Programme (PEMP)

• Main activities
• building capacity and raising awareness by
  providing information and services related to
  energy efficient electric motor systems. This
  will be delivered through the PEMP Centre
  (www.pemp.pl),
• demonstration projects to establish and showcase
  the technical and economic benefits of energy
  efficient motor systems and increase awareness,
• stimulating market transformation and competition
  through a financial incentive mechanism (rabate
  programme for motors producers).

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Another forms of the energy efficiency promotion

• Websites prepared and managed by KAPE
• www.pjcee.pl (website of ECTC project)
• www.pemp.pl (website of PEMP project)
• www.autobus-energetyczny.pl (website of
  Polish energy bus project)
• www.oszczedzaj-energie.pl (website with advice
  for households, enterprises and officies )
• www.ozee.kape.gov.pl (website concerning
  energy efficiency and renewables)

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Promotional materials

• Leaflets, brochures, fact sheets, educational
  games (e.g. energy circle), TV spots, CD ROM
  presentations etc.

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Publications

• KAPEs magazine named Energy-MoneyEnvironment
• Press publications and interviews in TV and radio
  stations.

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Our address

• The Polish National Energy Conservation Agency
• 35, Mokotowska St.,
• 00-560 Warsaw
• Tel. [phone], Fax (48/22)
  626-09-11
• kape_at_kape.gov.pl
• publicrelations_at_kape.gov.pl
• www.kape.gov.pl