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Acknowledgments
Executive Summary
1 Introduction & Background
1.1 Pakistan's Energy Scenario
Total: 29.3 Million TOE
Source: Pakistan Energy Year Book 2009, HDIP
1.2 The Case for Energy Efficiency
1.3 EE&EC Programmes in Pakistan
1.3.1 National Energy Conservation Programme
1.3.2 Fuel Efficiency in the Road Transport Sector
1.3.3 Programme on Renewable Energy and EE
1.3.4 Awareness Campaign on Energy and Environmental Conservation
1.3.5 National Environmental Action Plan Support Programme
1.3.6 New and Planned Initiatives
2. Existing EE&EC Framework and Market in Pakistan
2.1 Institutional Framework
2.1.1 Government Agencies
Table: 4 Government Agencies Relevant to Energy Production and Management
2.1.2 Utilities and Energy Providers
2.1.3 Market Suppliers and Service Providers
Table: 7 EE&EC Market Suppliers and Service Providers
2.1.4 Financing
2.2.2 EE&EC Legislation
2.2.3 EE&EC Regulations, Codes, Standards and Certification
2.2.4 Other Policies, Regulations, and Statutory Instruments
2.3 Supply-side EE Market
2.3.1 Gas Sector
2.3.3 Alternative and Renewable Energy Sector
Table: 10 Estimated Potential Sector wise EE&EC Savings in Pakistan
2.4.2 DSM by Power Utilities
2.4.3 Industrial Sector
2.4.5 Commercial Sector
2.4.6 Transportation Sector
2.5 Energy Pricing
2.5.1 Electricity
2.5.2 Natural Gas
2.5.4 Alternative Energy
3. Barriers and Key Issues in Promoting EE&EC in Pakistan
3.1 Lack of Money Investment
3.1.1 Lack of Policies & Legislation Enforcement
3.2 Pakistan's National Energy Conservation Programme
3.3 Performance Indicators and Analysis
3.5 Strategic Context
3.5.1 Policy Framework
3.5.2 Sector Roadmap
3.6 Sector Investment Plan
3.7 Analysis of Key Problems, Opportunities and Solutions
3.7.1 External Assistance to the Sector
3.7.2 Sector Portfolio Description
3.7.3 Key Sector Portfolio Performance
3.7.4 Impact and Outcome
3.8 Technical Justification
3.9 EE Sector Investment Plan
Table no: 12 Energy Efficiency Investment Plan
3.10 Institutional Bottlenecks
3.10.1 Government Commitment
3.10.2 Planning and Coordination
3.10.3 Organizational Roles
3.10.4 Staffing and Resource Allocation
3.11 Management and Monitoring
3.12 Market Barriers
3.12.1 Awareness and Technical Know-how
3.12.2 Financial, Pricing, and Fiscal Incentives
3.12.3 Regulatory and Legislative Support
Policy Recommendations
Strategies/ Actions for EE&EC
4. Roadmap for National EE&EC Implementation
4.2 Short Term Strategy
4.2.1 Period
4.2.2 Objectives
4.3 Medium Term Strategy
4.3.3 Action Areas
4.4 Long Term Strategy
4.4.3 Action Areas
4.5.1 Preparatory Activities
4.5.2 Immediate Actions and Reforms
4.5.3 Investment and TA Opportunities
4.6.2 Disbursement of Single 26 W CFL Per Consumer
4.6.3 Disbursement of Single 14 W CFL Per Consumer
Domestic Water Heater Timer Control Retrofit Programme
Table: 15 Municipal HPS Street lamp Replacement Programme
4.7.2 LED Traffic Signal Replacement Programme
4.8 Transportation Sector
4.8.1 Vehicle Engine Diagnostics and Tune-up Programme
4.8.2 Speed Regulators on Public Transport Bus Programme
Table: 16 Industrial Sector VSD Installation Programme
4.9.2 Industrial EE Financing Programme
4.9.3 Standards, Testing, and Certification
4.9.4 International Energy Certification for Office Equipment Programme
4.10 Pakistan Building Energy Code Programme
4.12 Vehicle Fuel Efficiency and Emissions Standards Programme
4.13 Opportunities for Closer Sub-regional Cooperation
References

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