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Asia |
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Service Area |
Energy Efficiency; Training & Capacity Building |
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Project Title |
Appliance Energy Testing and Labeling - Sri Lanka |
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Country |
Sri Lanka |
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Client |
Ceylon Electricity Board |
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Project Funding Agency |
Asian Development Bank |
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Project Duration |
Start Date |
Sep 2001 |
Scheduled Completion |
Feb 2002 |
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Project Description and Summary of Services
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IIEC collaborated with the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) to undertake a feasibility study for appliance testing and labeling in Sri Lanka. The present value costs of test facility, labeling and standards for 4 appliances (refrigerators, televisions, lighting, and fans) would amount to US $ 3.9 million (Rs 0.273 billion). The consumer benefits (present value) in the form of electricity savings are estimated to be US $ 94 million (Rs 6.6 billion) while the avoided capacity costs (present value) are projected to reach US $ 58.6 million (Rs 4.1 billion). Service Provided:
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Contact for more information |
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The International Institute for Energy Conservation (IIEC) was founded in 1984 to dramatically increase the use of energy efficiency (EE) as an important clean energy approach in developing countries. Through our regional offices, we have been effective in bringing about progress in EE policy and implementation that has both reduced energy consumption by thousands of MWs and fostered economic development in the countries we serve. The IIEC works with stakeholders across all sectors to connect international best practice with the unique needs of the communities in which we operate, combining sound EE and renewable energy policy with hands-on implementation in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and encourage sustainable development.