Evaluation of the European GreenLight Programme

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1 Paris, 9 July Evaluation of the European GreenLight Programme Paolo Bertoldi, Rita Werle, Silvia Rezessy

2 Structure Paris, 9 July Introduction to the GreenLight Programme Expansion of the GreenLight Programme Composition of participants Energy savings Changes in technology Participants motivation & experience Summary

3 Aim of GreenLight Paris, 9 July To convince users to adopt efficient lighting technologies and systems and achieve a long lasting market transformation, the European Commission launched in 2000 the European GreenLight Programme. - GreenLight promotes energy efficiency in non-residential lighting, based on a voluntary participation. The Programme is managed by the Joint Research Centre.

4 The GREENLIGHT Programme Frankfurt 13 April Voluntary Programnme OK to install energy-efficient lighting where: 1) it is PROFITABLE and 2) lighting quality is maintained or improved European Commission Top-manager

5 How to join GreenLight Paris, 9 July GreenLight is open to all private and public organisations willing to improve their lighting systems in a cost-effective (short payback time, high IRR) way, including street lighting; Organisation joining GreenLight may start with a single project/buildings, also already completed projects can be submitted to join GreenLight; A company joining GreenLight becomes Partner (with the associated benefits and additional visibility); Companies and organisations promoting efficient lighting to their clients may join GreenLight as Endorsers;

6 Paris, 9 July Evaluation of the GreenLight Programme

Objectives Paris, 9 July 2010 7 I.Energy savings Rita Werle II.

7 Objectives Paris, 9 July I.Energy savings Rita Werle II.Changes in technology Perry Sebastian III.Motivations & experience Vassilios Karavezyris

8 Methods Paris, 9 July Partners selfreport savings Barrier in evaluation: missing data

Methods Paris, 9 July 2010 9 Public sector Private sector Public + private Public Buildings

Hospitals Street Lighting Production Public Transport: railway / metro stations Retail:

9 Methods Paris, 9 July Public sector Private sector Public + private Public Buildings Airports Car Parks Educational Buildings: schools, universities Hotels/ Restaurants Hospitals Street Lighting Production Public Transport: railway / metro stations Retail: super markets, commercial centres Services: bank / insurance / etc. Utilities/ Telecommunications Other

10 Paris, 9 July Expansion of the GreenLight Programme

11 Distribution Paris, 9 July Italy administration located in Italy many Partners approached at start New GreenLight Number of Partners per country in 2008 France 49 Germany 43 Spain 35 Austria 25 Portugal 24 Romania 19 Netherlands 16 Latvia 14 Czech Rep. 12 Slovenia 13 Lithuania 12 Norway 12 Greece 10 Sweden 10 Poland 8 Bulgaria 7 Slovakia 6 Switzerland 5 Denmark 4 Ireland 4 Multinationals 4 United Kingdom 2 Finland 1 Belgium 68 Italy 116 number of Partners Total: 519

12 Total savings per country Paris, 9 July Italy Coop + Carrefour Italia: 52.1 GWh/a > 70% Germany Hamburg: 10.3 GWh/a ~ Bulgaria Romania Total: 241 GWh/a

13 Total savings per category Paris, 9 July Retail - Coop + Carrefour Italia + Distribution Casino France: 61.6 GWh/a > 80% Street lighting - most Partners - no adequate data for over 40% Airports - savings per Partner: 1.3 GWh/a

14 Paris, 9 July Changes in technology

15 Changes in technology Paris, 9 July mercury vapour metal halide fixture-to-fixture analysis savings from ballast & luminaire changes included

16 Fluorescent Paris, 9 July smaller lamp size less waste - same quantity of light - electronic ballast: less energy per fixture - 10% T8 T5 better lighting quality T8 T5

Other Paris, 9 July 2010 17 mercury vapour T5 - conversions of

17 Other Paris, 9 July mercury vapour T5 - conversions of other lamps to T8 not significant - lighting industry migrates to T5-13%

Other Paris, 9 July 2010 18 mercury vapour high pressure

18 Other Paris, 9 July mercury vapour high pressure sodium - exterior lighting projects - 100% by public Partners - 12%

19 Lighting controls Paris, 9 July

Trends in technology Paris, 9 July 2010 20

ballast older fluorescent lamps with magnetic ballast

20 Trends in technology Paris, 9 July incandescent lamps fluorescent lamps with electronic ballast older fluorescent lamps with magnetic ballast GreenLight T5 fluorescent tubes mercury vapour lamps lighting controls

21 Paris, 9 July Motivations & experience

22 Survey Paris, 9 July /2009 sample: - 20% of Partners - countries and project types well represented - minor variations conclusions valid

23 Planning phase Paris, 9 July * image of the organisation for the outside world (business partners, customers) regarding its commitment towards environmental issues. ** raising environmental awareness of the organisation s personnel

24 After implementation Paris, 9 July % 14% would have not implemented a project without GreenLight

25 Summary Paris, 9 July Partners - savings: 241 GWh/a - smaller lamps, electronic ballast, lighting control - need for further promotion

26 Paris, 9 July Thank you for your attention! For further information: Paolo Bertoldi: paolo.bertoldi@ec.europa.eu Energy savings - Rita Werle: rita.werle@abinternational.ch Changes in technology - Perry Sebastian: perry.sebastian@gmail.com Motivations & experience - Vassilios Karavezyris: vassilios.karavezyris@bmu.bund.de

Emissions per capita and GDP

Emissions per capita and GDP (1990 -) CEIP Centre on Emission Inventories and Projections Emissions per capita and emissions per GDP were calculated for all years from 1990 to where data was available