Market Transformation through Energy Efficiency Standards and Labeling of Appliances in South Africa
Project Summary
The primary objective of the project is to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions caused by the electricity consumption of household appliances in South Africa by facilitating a comprehensive transformation of the home appliance market through the introduction of a combination of two regulatory tools – Minimum Energy Performance Standards and Information Labels (S&L) – and a series of associated awareness-building and monitoring activities.
Project Details
| GEF Project ID | 2692 |
| Project Type | Full-size Project |
| Status | Project Approved |
| Country | South Africa |
| Region | |
| Focal Areas | |
| Funding Source | GEF Trust Fund |
| Implementing Agencies | United Nations Development Programme |
| Executing Agencies | Department of Energy, Department of Trade and Industry |
| GEF Period: | GEF - 4 |
| Approval Fiscal Year: | 2009 |
Financials
| Project Preparation Grant Amount | 95,000 USD |
| GEF Project Grant | 4,375,000 USD |
| Co-financing Total | 8,750,000 USD |
| GEF Agency Fees | 437,500 USD |
| Total Cost | 13,220,000.00 USD |
Project Timeline
Received by GEF
04 Feb 2005
Preparation Grant Approved
16 Mar 2009
Concept Approved
30 Jun 2009
Project Approved for Implementation
24 Jul 2011
Project closed
