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National Biogas Conference 2019 UNIDO support to the Southern Africa Biogas Industry Presented by: Nokwazi Moyo, National Project Manager for Waste-to-Energy Biogas SA Project 14 th August 2019 The ARC Conference Centre, South Africa 1134 Park
Presented by: Nokwazi Moyo, National Project Manager for Waste-to-Energy Biogas SA Project
14th August 2019 The ARC Conference Centre, South Africa 1134 Park Street, Hatfield, PRETORIA
The Project addresses all the three Thematic Areas of UNIDO:
1. Creating shared prosperity
established
2. Advancing economic competitiveness
small to medium scale waste-to-energy projects developed
3. Safeguarding the environment
The Project will contribute to two GEF Climate Change Strategic Objective:
transfer of innovative low-carbon technologies – Technologies successfully demonstrated, deployed, and transferred – Enabling policy environment and mechanisms created for technology transfer – GHG emissions avoided
technologies – Appropriate policy, legal and regulatory frameworks adopted and enforced – Sustainable financing and delivery mechanisms established and operational – GHG emissions avoided
Project Title (long): Promoting organic waste-to-energy and other low-carbon technologies in small and medium and micro-scale enterprises (SMMEs): Accelerating biogas market development Project Title (short): Waste to Energy Biogas South Africa Project Start Date (official): July 2016 Completion Date: June 2020 Duration: 48 months (4 years) Scope of Coverage: South Africa (National) GEF Grant: USD 4.22 million Co-Financing: USD 41.88 million (pledged in-cash and in-kind)
1. Capacity Building and biogas technology support system - Capacity of market players and enablers strengthened and technology support system established 2. Biogas Market development and regulatory framework – Market environment for biogas strengthened and regulatory framework strengthened 3. Technology Demonstration – Technical feasibility and commercial viability of integrated biogas projects demonstrated 4. Scaling up – Promote more investments in integrated biogas technology based projects
Component 2: Biogas Market Development and Regulatory Framework Component 1: Capacity Building and Technology Support System Component 3: Technology Demonstration Component 4: Scaling-up
Barriers
Market players and enablers have capacity to support biogas industry Technology support system established Integrated biogas systems in SMMES demonstrated and portfolio of investment projects developed. Banks and SMMEs finance biogas projects Conducive regulatory framework established and market environment developed.
Situation after the project Project Components Capacity/ Institutional Technical Financial Policy & regulation
Outputs: 1.1 Characterization of Waste-Streams -ARC 1.2 Support to SABIA
– Office systems; Business Plan; Membership drive – SABIA registered as NPC; PES concept note formulated ; CoE concept initiated at ARC
1.3 Biogas Guidebook; Decision-Making Tool; and Operators’ Manuals -Fachverband 1.4 Training of Technicians and Officials on Domestic Biogas – UNIVEN 1.5 Biogas Training Workshops (10) for Market Players – 3 done 1.6 Regional Biogas Training Workshops Outcome 1: Capacity of market players and enablers strengthened and technology support systems established
Outcome 2: Market environment for biogas strengthened and regulatory framework for grid-connected small to medium scale waste-to-energy projects developed Output: 2.1 Biogas Quality Standards - GCS/SABS
– Target: 2 standards (<0.5GJ/hr (SANS 1753-1) and >0.5GJ/hr (SANS 1753-2) – SANS 1753-1 Gone through 1st round at SABS TC and industry next step is public comments – SANS 1753-2 submitted to SABS and at their editors and drawing office – Training manual for 1753-1 is being developed
2.2 Valorisation of Digestate – ARC
– Target: Study digestate value-chain from the 5 waste-streams (preferably from demonstration projects digesters) – Sources of digestate identified; analysis capability mapped; trials started; some results obtained
2.3 Biogas licence process streamlined 2.4 Grid Access Regulatory Framework for small/medium scale biogas projects
Outcome 3: Technical feasibility and commercial viability of waste-to-energy technologies demonstrated Outputs: 3.1 Detailed feasibility studies of selected 5 demonstration projects are conducted 3.2 Implementation of Demonstration Projects
– Target: 5 projects yielding at least 3MW installed capacity – Up to 13 projects have been processed; 9 contracted; 3 cancelled before start (6 remaining) – 2 completed construction/commissioned; 3 pending co-financing; 1 completing feasibility study – Total capacity contracted 9 558 kW (well over the target 3MW)
3.3 Monitoring/evaluation/showcasing of Demonstration Projects 3.4 Development and Dissemination of Best Practice Manual
Outputs: 4.1 Investment strategy for integrated biogas developed and disseminated 4.2 Technical Assistance provided to realise at least 4 more investment projects (at least 6 MW) 4.3 Portfolio of at least 25 investment projects compiled and disseminated 4.4 Technical support provided to design financial support 4.5 National biogas investment forum organized regularly
Outcome 4: Investment in waste-to-energy technologies promoted
Nokwazi Moyo (Mr) National Project Manager - Waste-to-Energy (SA) Biogas Project United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) 77 Meintjies Street, Sunnyside PO Box 28695, Pretoria 0132 South Africa tel: +27 12 394 5544 cell: +27 81 303 9171 (private) email: N.Moyo@unido.org skype: Nokwazi.moyo