Workshop Report on International Cooperation

’06   Thailand-3

Energy Conservation Training Programs for Developing Countries

Under the policy and support of the Japanese Government, ECCJ has been conducting energy conservation training programs for developing countries mainly in the Asian region for the purpose of promoting energy efficiency and conservation of those countries as well as enhancing the stable supply of energy of Japan. The programs include lectures, practical trainings at trial plants, factory tours, etc. aiming at transferring Japanese successful experiences and information (energy conservation policy, energy management, highly energy-efficient technology, etc.) for energy efficiency and conservation to those countries which could serve as useful reference for their planning/implementation/spread of energy efficiency and conservation.

ECCJ held the energy conservation training program for Thailand(ECTH-3) as following;

Number of participants;23 trainees from Thailand
Training term;July 3 – 13, 2006
Training site;Japan

A group photo of all trainees and some of trainers;

A snapshot photo at lecture;

A snapshot photo at factory tour;

’06   Vietnam-3

Energy Conservation Training Programs for Developing Countries

Under the policy and support of the Japanese Government, ECCJ has been conducting energy conservation training programs for developing countries mainly in the Asian region for the purpose of promoting energy efficiency and conservation of those countries as well as enhancing the stable supply of energy of Japan. The programs include lectures, practical trainings at trial plants, factory tours, etc. aiming at transferring Japanese successful experiences and information (energy conservation policy, energy management, highly energy-efficient technology, etc.) for energy efficiency and conservation to those countries which could serve as useful reference for their planning/implementation/spread of energy efficiency and conservation.

ECCJ held the energy conservation training program for Vietnam as following;

Number of participants; 23 trainees from Vietnam
Training term; October 18 – 31, 2006
Training site; Japan

A group photo of all trainees and some of trainers

A snapshot photo at lecture;

A snapshot photo at factory tour;

’06   China-1

Energy Conservation Training Programs for Developing Countries

Under the policy and support of the Japanese Government, ECCJ has been conducting energy conservation training programs for developing countries mainly in the Asian region for the purpose of promoting energy efficiency and conservation of those countries as well as enhancing the stable supply of energy of Japan. The programs include lectures, practical trainings at trial plants, factory tours, etc. aiming at transferring Japanese successful experiences and information (energy conservation policy, energy management, highly energy-efficient technology, etc.) for energy efficiency and conservation to those countries which could serve as useful reference for their planning/implementation/spread of energy efficiency and conservation.

ECCJ held the energy conservation training program for China as following;

Number of participants; 23 trainees from China
Training term; January 9 – 22, 2007
Training site; Japan

A group photo of all trainees and some of trainers

A group photo of all trainees and some of trainers

A group photo of all trainees and some of trainers

’06   India-2

Energy Conservation Training Programs for Developing Countries

Under the policy and support of the Japanese Government, ECCJ has been conducting energy conservation training programs for developing countries mainly in the Asian region for the purpose of promoting energy efficiency and conservation of those countries as well as enhancing the stable supply of energy of Japan. The programs include lectures, practical trainings at trial plants, factory tours, etc. aiming at transferring Japanese successful experiences and information (energy conservation policy, energy management, highly energy-efficient technology, etc.) for energy efficiency and conservation to those countries which could serve as useful reference for their planning/implementation/spread of energy efficiency and conservation.

ECCJ held the energy conservation training program for India as following;

Number of participants; 20 trainees from India
Training term; November 14 – 24, 2006
Training site; Japan

A group photo of all trainees and some of trainers

A snapshot photo at lecture;

A snapshot photo at factory tour;

’06   China-2

Energy Conservation Training Programs for Developing Countries

Under the policy and support of the Japanese Government, ECCJ has been conducting energy conservation training programs for developing countries mainly in the Asian region for the purpose of promoting energy efficiency and conservation of those countries as well as enhancing the stable supply of energy of Japan. The programs include lectures, practical trainings at trial plants, factory tours, etc. aiming at transferring Japanese successful experiences and information (energy conservation policy, energy management, highly energy-efficient technology, etc.) for energy efficiency and conservation to those countries which could serve as useful reference for their planning/implementation/spread of energy efficiency and conservation.

ECCJ held the energy conservation training program for Chaina as following;

Number of participants; 32 trainees from Chaina
Training term; January 9 – 22, 2007
Training site; Japan

A group photo of all trainees and some of trainers

A snapshot photo at lecture;

A snapshot photo at factory tour;

’06   India-1

Energy Conservation Training Programs for Developing Countries

Under the policy and support of the Japanese Government, ECCJ has been conducting energy conservation training programs for developing countries mainly in the Asian region for the purpose of promoting energy efficiency and conservation of those countries as well as enhancing the stable supply of energy of Japan. The programs include lectures, practical trainings at trial plants, factory tours, etc. aiming at transferring Japanese successful experiences and information (energy conservation policy, energy management, highly energy-efficient technology, etc.) for energy efficiency and conservation to those countries which could serve as useful reference for their planning/implementation/spread of energy efficiency and conservation.

ECCJ held the energy conservation training program for India as following;

Number of participants; 26 trainees from India
Training term; February 1 – 14, 2007
Training site; Japan

A group photo of all trainees and some of trainers

A snapshot photo at lecture;

A snapshot photo at factory tour;

’06   Indonesia-3

Energy Conservation Training Programs for Developing Countries

Under the policy and support of the Japanese Government, ECCJ has been conducting energy conservation training programs for developing countries mainly in the Asian region for the purpose of promoting energy efficiency and conservation of those countries as well as enhancing the stable supply of energy of Japan. The programs include lectures, practical trainings at trial plants, factory tours, etc. aiming at transferring Japanese successful experiences and information (energy conservation policy, energy management, highly energy-efficient technology, etc.) for energy efficiency and conservation to those countries which could serve as useful reference for their planning/implementation/spread of energy efficiency and conservation.

ECCJ held the energy conservation training program for Indonesia as following;

Number of participants; 21 trainees from Indonesia
Training term; February 19 – 27, 2007
Training site; Japan

A group photo of all trainees and some of trainers

A snapshot photo at lecture;

A snapshot photo at factory tour;

’05   Thailand

Energy Conservation Training Programs for Developing Countries

Under the policy and support of the Japanese Government, ECCJ has been conducting energy conservation training programs for developing countries mainly in the Asian region for the purpose of promoting energy efficiency and conservation of those countries as well as enhancing the stable supply of energy of Japan. The programs include lectures, practical trainings at trial plants, factory tours, etc. aiming at transferring Japanese successful experiences and information (energy conservation policy, energy management, highly energy-efficient technology, etc.) for energy efficiency and conservation to those countries which could serve as useful reference for their planning/implementation/spread of energy efficiency and conservation.

ECCJ held the energy conservation training program for Thailand as following;

Number of participants; 20 trainees from Thailand
Training term; May 16 – 27, 2005
Training site; Japan

A group photo of all trainees and some of trainers;

A snapshot photo at lecture;

A snapshot photo at factory tour;

Thailand-2

Energy Conservation Training Programs for Developing Countries

Under the policy and support of the Japanese Government, ECCJ has been conducting energy conservation training programs for developing countries mainly in the Asian region for the purpose of promoting energy efficiency and conservation of those countries as well as enhancing the stable supply of energy of Japan. The programs include lectures, practical trainings at trial plants, factory tours, etc. aiming at transferring Japanese successful experiences and information (energy conservation policy, energy management, highly energy-efficient technology, etc.) for energy efficiency and conservation to those countries which could serve as useful reference for their planning/implementation/spread of energy efficiency and conservation.

ECCJ held the energy conservation training program for Thailand as following;

Number of participants; 24 trainees from Thailand
Training term; February 8 -21, 2006
Training site; Japan Yokohama

A group photo of all trainees and some of trainers;

A snapshot photo at lecture;

A snapshot photo at factory tour;

Vietnam

Energy Conservation Training Programs for Developing Countries

Under the policy and support of the Japanese Government, ECCJ has been conducting energy conservation training programs for developing countries mainly in the Asian region for the purpose of promoting energy efficiency and conservation of those countries as well as enhancing the stable supply of energy of Japan. The programs include lectures, practical trainings at trial plants, factory tours, etc. aiming at transferring Japanese successful experiences and information (energy conservation policy, energy management, highly energy-efficient technology, etc.) for energy efficiency and conservation to those countries which could serve as useful reference for their planning/implementation/spread of energy efficiency and conservation.

ECCJ held the energy conservation training program for Vietnam as following;

Number of participants; 24 trainees from Vietnam
Training term; August 29 – September 9, 2005
Training site; Japan

A group photo of all trainees and some of trainers;

A snapshot photo at lecture;

A snapshot photo at factory tour;

Energy Conservation Training Programs for Developing Countries

Under the policy and support of the Japanese Government, ECCJ has been conducting energy conservation training programs for developing countries mainly in the Asian region for the purpose of promoting energy efficiency and conservation of those countries as well as enhancing the stable supply of energy of Japan. The programs include lectures, practical trainings at trial plants, factory tours, etc. aiming at transferring Japanese successful experiences and information (energy conservation policy, energy management, highly energy-efficient technology, etc.) for energy efficiency and conservation to those countries which could serve as useful reference for their planning/implementation/spread of energy efficiency and conservation.

ECCJ held the energy conservation training program for Philippine as following;

Number of participants; 19 trainees from Philippine
Training term; June 8 – 21, 2005
Training site; Japan

A group photo of all trainees and some of trainers;

A snapshot photo at lecture;

’05   Indonesia

Energy Conservation Training Programs for Developing Countries

Under the policy and support of the Japanese Government, ECCJ has been conducting energy conservation training programs for developing countries mainly in the Asian region for the purpose of promoting energy efficiency and conservation of those countries as well as enhancing the stable supply of energy of Japan. The programs include lectures, practical trainings at trial plants, factory tours, etc. aiming at transferring Japanese successful experiences and information (energy conservation policy, energy management, highly energy-efficient technology, etc.) for energy efficiency and conservation to those countries which could serve as useful reference for their planning/implementation/spread of energy efficiency and conservation.

ECCJ held the energy conservation training program for Indonesia as following;

Number of participants; 20 trainees from Indonesia
Training term; September 20 – 30, 2005
Training site; Japan

A group photo of all trainees and some of trainers;

A snapshot photo at lecture;

A snapshot photo at factory tour;

Malaysia

Energy Conservation Training Programs for Developing Countries

Under the policy and support of the Japanese Government, ECCJ has been conducting energy conservation training programs for developing countries mainly in the Asian region for the purpose of promoting energy efficiency and conservation of those countries as well as enhancing the stable supply of energy of Japan. The programs include lectures, practical trainings at trial plants, factory tours, etc. aiming at transferring Japanese successful experiences and information (energy conservation policy, energy management, highly energy-efficient technology, etc.) for energy efficiency and conservation to those countries which could serve as useful reference for their planning/implementation/spread of energy efficiency and conservation.

ECCJ held the energy conservation training program for Malaysia as following;

Number of participants; 21 trainees from Malaysia
Training term; January 10 – 19, 2006
Training site; Japan Tokyo

A group photo of all trainees and some of trainers;

A snapshot photo at lecture;

A snapshot photo at factory tour;

Energy Conservation Training Programs for Developing Countries

Background:

The “Multi-Country Training Program on Energy Conservation for ASEAN Countries” (MTPEC) is funded by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI), Japan. The project is implemented by ECCJ on behalf of METI in cooperation with the Jakarta-based ASEAN Centre for Energy (ACE). ACE is an inter-governmental organization established in January 1999 by the 10 member nations of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to initiate, coordinate, and facilitate regional as well as joint and collective activities on energy.

Objectives:

Generally, the MTPEC program aims to enhance the cooperation between Japan and ASEAN Member Countries in the field of Energy Efficiency and Conservation (EE&C), achieving the following objectives:

(1)  To provide participants from ASEAN governments, non-governmental and non-profit organizations with a clearer understanding of Japan’s policies and activities on energy conservation.

(2)  To disseminate practical knowledge and experiences on the methodologies, techniques and approaches for energy management, energy conservation such as Top Runner Program and energy manager system of Japan, ESCO and so on.

(3)  To learn EE&C best practices through site visits to be conducted at a best representative of the building or industry sector implementing EE&C programs. The participants are expected to collect as much “first-hand” information as possible and create ideas which they can share during the panel discussion.

(4)  To provide learning opportunities to enhance the ASEAN participants’ understanding of the evolution and implementation of Japan’s energy manager / officer system that may find suitable application in the ASEAN member countries.

(5) To share and discuss the EE&C policies and action plans adopted by the ASEAN member countries.

(6) To identify the needs for a cooperation in EE&C between and among Japan and ASEAN countries.

ECCJ held the MTPEC programs as follows:

(1) 1st MTPEC program

• Number of Participants;

19 trainees from 10 ASEAN member countries
(Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia,
Myanmar, Philippines,Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam)

• Training term;  July 25 – 29, 2005

• Training program;  Table-1

• A group photo of all trainees and some of trainers;  Fig-1

Fig.-1 Group Photo of MTPEC01

Table-1 Training Program of MTPEC01

(2) 2nd MTPEC program

• Number of Participants;
  21 trainees from 6 ASEAN member countries (Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam)

• Training term;  November 24 – December 2, 2005

• Training program;  Table-2

• A group photo of all trainees and some of trainers;  Fig-2

Fig.-2 Group Photo of MTPEC02

Table-2 Training Program of MTPEC02

(3) 3rd MTPEC program

• Number of Participants;
  24 trainees from 7 ASEAN member countries
  (Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Myanmar,Philippines, and Vietnam)

• Training term;  January 12 – 20, 2006

• Training program;  Table-3

• A group photo of all trainees and some of trainers;  Fig-3

Fig.-3 Group Photo of MTPEC03

Table-3 Training Program of MTPEC03

(4) 4th MTPEC program

• Number of Participants;
  25 trainees from 10 ASEAN member countries
  (Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam)

• Training term;  February 6 – 17, 2006

• Training program;  Table-4

• A group photo of all trainees and some of trainers;  Fig-4

Fig.-4 Group Photo of MTPEC04

Table-4 Training Program of MTPEC04

(5) 5th MTPEC program

• Number of Participants;
  21 trainees from 10 ASEAN member countries
  (Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam)

• Training term;  August 24 – September 1, 2006

• Training program;  Table-5

• A group photo of all trainees and some of trainers;  Fig-5

Fig.-5 Group Photo of MTPEC05

Table-5 Training Program of MTPEC05

(6) 6th MTPEC program

• Number of Participants;
  20 trainees from 10 ASEAN member countries
  (Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam)

• Training term;  January 31 – February 8, 2007

• Training program;  Table-6

• A group photo of all trainees and some of trainers;  Fig-6

Fig.-6 Group Photo of MTPEC06

Table-6 Training Program of MTPEC06

(7) 7th MTPEC program

• Number of Participants;
  23 trainees from 10 ASEAN member countries
  (Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam)

• Training term;  September 3 – 7, 2007

• Training program;  Table-7

• A group photo of all trainees and some of trainers; Fig-7

Fig.-7 Group Photo of MTPEC07

Table-7 Training Program of MTPEC07

(8) 8th MTPEC program

• Number of Participants;
  32 trainees from 9 ASEAN member countries
  (Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam)

• Training term;  January 17 – 25, 2008

• Training program;  Table-8

• A group photo of all trainees and some of trainers;  Fig-8

Fig.-8 Group Photo of MTPEC08

Table-8 Training Program of MTPEC08

(9) 9th MTPEC program

• Number of Participants;
  32 trainees from 10 ASEAN member countries
  (Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam)

• Training term;  October 9 – 17, 2008

• Training program;  Table-9

• A group photo of all trainees and some of trainers;  Fig-9

Fig.-9 Group Photo of MTPEC09

Table-9 Training Program of MTPEC09

PROMEEC (Major Industries) 2006-2007

Major Industry Report

Attachment

(II) Lao PDR
(1) Cement Process Lecture(Lao Cement)
(2) Promotion of Energy Conservation Activities in Factories (Electricity)
(3) Lao Cement Audit Report
(4)1 LA_Khamso-presentation – Promeec 2006
(4)2 H18-1 Initiatives & Programs of ECCJ
(4)3 LA_Mr.Vanthong presentation – PROMEEC in LAOS [batch-1]
(4)4 Malaysia Speaker1
(4)6 PH_promeec industry present phils.
(4)7 Lao Cement Audit Results (Seminar)
(4)8 Barriers Measures (Seminar)

(III) Thailand
(1)1 Overview for Thailand Steel Industry
(1)2 Overview of Japan Steel Industry
(1)3 Malaysia PROMEEC_Thailand
(1)4 Indonesia Presentation Thailandt
(1)5 Phils steel and iron Presentation in Thailand
(1)6 ECCJ Mr. Takeda Presentation Nov17
(1)7 H18-Thai BSI Presentation copy
(1)8 H18-Thai 061117 Seminar Comments
(1)9 Technical directory PROMEEC-Thailand
(1)10 PROMEEC Building Database

(IV) Myanmar
11-ACE_overview EE&C presentation
12-H18-1 Initiatives & Programs of ECCJ
13-MM_PROMEEC Industry2006
14-ID_Energy Conservation SB
15-MY_PROMEECMyanmar
16-VN_Hai duong
17-MM_5HHK(LAOS Presentation)2
18-MM_ENERGY AUDIT_Thanlyin Oil Refinery
19-MM Kyankhin Cement
20-H18-Myanmar 061124 Seminar Comments R1
21-Barriers & Measures
22-ACE_Technical directory PROMEEC
23-ACE_PROMEEC Building Database
Myanmar Cement Process Lecture-1
Myanmar(English)TAKEDA .06.11.24′

(V) PostWorkshop
(1)1 J01Nuibe speech
(1)2 J02Kawase SW Industry FY2005 Activities
(1)3 J03Kawase SW Industry FY2006 Plan
(1)4 J04 SW (Building) Results of Activities 06-07
(1)5 J05 SW (Building) Future Plan 07-08
(1)6 J06 SW(EM) Resuls 06-07
(1)7 J07 SW(EM) Updated ASEAN EM System Plan
(1)8 J07A Plan of Award System (EM)
(1)9 J08 SW (EM) Future Plan R1
(1)10 J09 PW Achievement & Plan
(2)1 LA_PROMEEC Industry of Lao PDR
(2)2 MM_Review of EE&C Activities
(2)3 TH_PROMEEC Thailand 2006 summary
(2)4 ACE_PROMEEC – Industry Database 2007 Rev1
(2)5 ACE_Ivan-TD presentation
(2)6 J07 Plan of Award System (EM)