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In order to reduce both energy supply requirements and the ever-growing impact on the environment of inefficient buildings and installations, the MED-ENEC Project on Energy Efficiency in the Construction Sector in the Mediterranean is aiming to boost Energy Efficiency measures (EE) and the use of Renewable Energies (RE) in the construction sector.

MED-ENEC is co-organizing the Arab Forum on Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency "Building Financing Partnerships” [1]

The Secretariat of the League of Arab States / Secretariat of the Arab Ministerial Council of Electricity is organizing a forum on renewable energy and energy efficiency titled: (Arab Forum for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency) [2] in cooperation with the European Union mission in Cairo, the Euro Mediterranean Energy Market Integration Project (MED-EMIP), The Energy Efficiency in the Construction Sector in the Mediterranean Project (MED-ENEC),

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Business Plan for Solar Water Heaters Testing Unit For the Palestinian Energy and Environment Research Center (PEC)

A business plan with the most effective strategy for developing and implementing a financially viable and sustainable SWH testing facility. The assignment scope includes, among other issues, appraisal of the existing framework conditions for SWH testing services and identification of gaps and enabling conditions.

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Report_Businessplan SWH_OPT_Final_June2011.pdf [4]

Lebanese Council of Ministers approves Lebanon’s National Energy Efficiency Action Plan (NEEAP) [5]

The Lebanese Government has officially adopted the National Energy Efficiency Action Plan [6] (NEEAP) for the years 2011-2015 as developed by the Lebanese Center for Energy Conservation (LCEC) [7] in collaboration with MED-ENEC, the EU funded MED-EMIP project, the League of Arab States and the regional center for renewable energy and energy efficiency (RCREEE).

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Beirut Energy Forum 2011

Back in 2010, Beirut celebrated its first energy forum. The BEF 2010 witnessed the participation of around 370 persons representing 19 countries. The event provided a platform for professionals, policymakers, practitioners, donors, academics and other interested individuals and companies to interact and exchange information, views, ideas and knowledge relevant to the energy status and renewable energy development in Lebanon, the Mediterranean region and the Arab World.

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POSTSHOW bef.pdf [8]

Energy Efficient Building Codes: Status Quo of the Arab Countries [9]

MED-ENEC organized a one day workshop on Energy Efficient Building Codes on 28 September, 2011, in Beirut, Lebanon. The workshop was held back to back with the Beirut Energy Forum that took place from 29 to 30 September, 2011.

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Roadmap for Implementing Energy Efficiency in Buildings - by Dr. Kurt Wiesegart

How to materializea comprehensive system of EEiB (Based on World Business Council for Sustainable Development)

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RoadMap for EEiB 05092011 KW.pdf [10]

Renewables Global Status Report

The Renewables Global Status Report provides an integrated perspective on the global renewable energy situation.

Since the first Global Status Report was produced five years ago, the analysis has become the most frequently referenced report on renewable energy business and policy, serving a wide range of audiences from investors and government decision makers to students, project developers, researchers, and industrial manufacturers.

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REN21-Global Status Report 2011.pdf [11]

Arab-German Yearbook 2011

Based on the success of the ‘Arab-German Yearbook Construction and Consulting 2010’, we are proud to present an updated version of this publication.
Please visit the Ghorfa website here: http://www.ghorfa.de/yearbook_ar.html [12]

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Yearbook-GIZ.pdf [13]

Budget Allocation Chart (BAC)

The Budget Allocation Chart (BAC) [14] is a tool to distinguish in an efficient way, on one page, between financially attractive and not so attractive investments and their potential to balance electricity supply and demand.

The BAC has been developed with regional experts from Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, Tunisia and Jordan by MED-EMIP.

MED-ENEC II continues the support to BAC development in its partner countries.