The Philippine Efficient Lighting Market Transformation Project is intended to address the barriers to widespread utilization of energy efficient lighting (EEL) systems in the Philippines. It is aimed at contributing to the realization of the country’s sustainable development objectives and its goal in reducing GHG emissions in the energy sector. It will specifically focus on the promotion of energy efficient version of linear fluorescent lamps (i.e., slim tube T8 triphosphor), CFLs, high intensity discharge lamps, ballasts (low loss electromagnetic and electronic), and luminaries. The project will accelerate integration of EEL promotion programs in the energy conservation and energy efficiency programs of the Philippines’ Department of Energy, enhance private sector’s involvement and appreciation of the benefits of EELs, and ensure that environmental impacts associated with the widespread use of EELs are mitigated. The objective of the project is to remove remaining technical and market barriers to the accelerated introduction and large-scale promotion of energy-efficient fluorescent lighting systems in the Philippines.

Project Details

GEF Project ID
1103
Country
Philippines
Implementing Agencies
United Nations Development Programme
Approval FY
2004
Status
Completed
Region
Asia
Executing Agencies
Department of Energy
GEF Period
GEF - 3
Project Type
Full-size Project
Focal Areas
Funding Source
GEF Trust Fund

Financials

USD
Co-financing Total
12,000,000
GEF Project Grant
3,130,655
GEF Agency Fees
382,000

Timeline

Received by GEF
02 Mar 2004
Concept Approved
21 May 2004
Project Approved for Implementation
07 Nov 2004
Project Closed
02 Nov 2016