ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND CONSERVATION LAW

TYPE 1 Establishments

Range: 500,000 to 4,000,000 Kwh Annual Energy Consumption Employ CECO (Sec.19 (h))

TYPE 2 Establishments

• Range: Above 4,000,000 Kwh Annual Energy Consumption

Employ CEM (Sec.19 (h)

Other Establishments Range: 100,000 Kwh but Less than 500,000 Kwh Annual Energy Consumption

Certified Energy Conservation Officer (CECO)

• Type 1 Designated Establishments: 0.5 Million Kwh to 4 Million Kwh Annual Consumption. Certification to be issued by CHED

Certified Energy Manager (CEM)

Type 2 Designated Establishments: above 4 Million Kwh Annual Consumption. Certification to be issued by CHED

Certified Energy Auditor ( Sec.4 (h) )

Certification to be issued by the DOE

Certification for Energy Service Company (ESCO)

Certification to be issued by the DOE

Energy Service Company (ESCO)

Offers multi-technology services and goods towards ensuring cost effective performance and guaranteeing energy saving.

Minimum Energy Performance for the Sector (C,I,T)

Establish MEP for the commercial, industrial and transport sectors. It shall be developed by DOE with relevant stakeholders

Minimum Energy Performance for the Products

• Appliances, Devices and Equipment

• Fuel Economy Performance for Transport Vehicles

• DOE shall prescribe energy label for all energy consuming products, devices and equipment and motor vehicles

• DOE shall adopt the Energy-Star Label DEMAND SIDE MANAGEMENT (DSM)

FISCAL INCENTIVES

DOE to issue Certification to BOI on Energy Efficiency Projects of private entities in accordance with EO 226 otherwise known as the Omnibus Investment Code of 1987

NON-FISCAL INCENTIVES

Provision of Awards and Recognition for innovations in EE&C best practices, projects and products

• Provision of technical assistance from government agencie in the development and promotion of energy efficient technologies

Sec. 32. Fines and Penalties. –

• Violation of the provisions of the Act, its IRR and other related issuances.

• Range : P10,000 - P1,000,000

Sec. 33. Criminal Liability. –

• Upon conviction, imprisonment of 1 year to 5 years

• Fine : Ranging from P100,000 - P 100,000,000

8 MAJOR PROVISIONS

1. Certification for Professional Competency and Accreditation for Professional Services

2. Energy Performance Standards and Labeling Requirements

3. Designated Establishments

4. Inter-Agency EE&C Committee

5. Demand Side Management

6. Role of LGUs

7. Incentives

8. Waste Management, Collection, Recycling and Disposal

Composition of the Committee : (Secretary Level)

1. DOE – Chairperson

2. DBM

3. DOF

4. DTI

5. DOTr

6. DOST

7. DILGD

8. PWH

9. NEDA

NEECO

National Energy Efficiency and Conservation Data Base

NEECCO

National Energy Efficiency and Conservation Coordinating Officer

IAECC

Inter-Agency Energy Efficiency and Conservation Commitee

GEMP

Government Energy management program

ALTERNATIVE FUELS AND ENERGY TECHNOLOGY DIVISION (AFETD)

Formulate and develop, policies, plans and programs on alternative fuels and new and advanced energy technologies development

EE&C PROGRAM MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY PROMOTION DIVISION (PMTPD)

Evaluate EE&C Technologies;

• Promote increase utilization of energy efficient products

• Prepare reports as required by law

• Develop and implement comprehensive
  IEC strategy for public awareness on EE&C
  programs and energy efficient products

EE&C PUBLIC SECTOR MANAGEMENT DIVISION (PSMD)

• Coordinate with the LGUs and the NEECCO

• Provide technical assistance to LGUs and other government agencies

• Enhance GEMP implementation

• Provide technical support to theIAEECC and acting as its Secretariat

EE&C PERFORMANCE REGULATION AND ENFORCEMENT DIVISION (PRED)

• Create and Operate the NEECD

• Formulate, develop and update MEP, Energy Labeling, and other programs of EUMB

• Enforce the programs such as MEPS and Energy Labeling