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Energy and emission saving potential up to 2050 in the refrigeration and air conditioning sector
Cooling Sector Prospects Study Lebanon
A peek inside the report
The Cool Up Cooling Sector Prospects Study Lebanon aims at developing one current trend and three mitigation prospects with different alternatives for transition.
Its objectives include creating:
- an understanding of possible sustainable development pathways for the air conditioning (AC) sector and the commercial refrigeration sector
- the basis for the development of policy and finance measures
This study provides:
- a basis of current and future stocks of AC and commercial refrigeration systems
- emissions and final energy saving potentials in 2030, 2040 and 2050 as a result of mitigation prospects based on an increased uptake of sustainable and energy efficient applications compared to the current trend prospect
- associated costs and potential cost savings
Cooling Sector Prospects Study Lebanon
The lead author organisations
This report on the cooling sectors prospects in Lebanon was prepared by Guidehouse, the Lebanese Center for Energy Conservation, the United Nations Development Programme, and the Lebanese Ministry of Environment. It is the first of its kind to provide an analysis of three different emissions mitigation prospects for the cooling sector in Lebanon. Based on this analysis, some key opportunities have been derived for policy measures and the financing of sustainable cooling technologies in Lebanon.
PublisherGuidehouse Germany GmbH |
Lead authorsJan Grözinger, Nesen Surmeli-Anac, (Guidehouse) Sorina Mortada (Lebanese Center for Energy Conservation) Mazen Hussein (National Ozone Unit, Ministry of Environment/UNDP)
Contributing authors Hussein El Samra (Lebanese Center for Energy Conservation) Lara Haidar (Ministry of Environment/UNDP) Markus Offermann, Mustafa Abunofal (Guidehouse) Felix Heydel (Öko-Recherche)
Review Mohammad Hijazi (Lebanese Center for Energy Conservation) Kjell Bettgenhäuser (Guidehouse) Barbara Gschrey (Öko-Recherche) Sanjeev Tamhane (Frankfurt School) |