The Polish Energy Efficient Motors Programme (PEMP) project aims to overcome barriers to increased market penetration of energy efficient motors and related efficiency improvements in electric motor systems.The project has four main activities to be supported under the GEF. The first major activity focuses on building capacity and raising awareness by providing information and services related to energy efficient electric motor systems. The second major activity involves demonstration projects to establish and showcase the technical and economic benefits of energy efficient motor systems, and increase awareness. The third major activity has the objective of stimulating market transformation and competition through a financial incentive mechanism, supported by coordinated and targeted awareness raising activities. The fourth, a policy component, comprises both institutional and information instruments, and has been identified as a separate component because it addresses a different target group than the other components and requires a different approach on a national government level.

Project Details

GEF Project ID
1265
Country
Poland
Implementing Agencies
United Nations Development Programme
Approval FY
2003
Status
Completed
Region
Europe and Central Asia
Executing Agencies
Polish National Energy Conservation Agency S.A. (KAPE) and Polish Foundation for Energy Efficiency (FEWE)
GEF Period
GEF - 2
Project Type
Full-size Project
Focal Areas
Funding Source
GEF Trust Fund

Financials

USD
Co-financing Total
17,711,472
GEF Project Grant
4,304,300
GEF Agency Fees
0

Timeline

Concept Approved
01 May 2002
Project Approved for Implementation
04 Nov 2003
Project Closed
30 May 2012