9th policy and implementation committee meeting apr2011cement_task_force_presentation

1、Asia-Pacific Partnership on Clean Development and ClimateCement Task ForceChair of Cement Task ForceMinistry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI)APP PIC Meeting, April 5, Bangkok, Thailand1Presentation Outline21. CTF Activity Review2. CTF Project Streams3. Outcomes and Next Steps of CTF Flagship pr

2、oject and other projects4. Summary of CTF Final Meeting Conclusions of CTF Final Meeting Recommendations for the Future1. CTF Activity ReviewNine task force meetings have been held to date.CSI: World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD)/Cement Sustainability Initiative ECRA: European

3、 Cement Research Academy; CEMBUREAU: The European Cement Association LBNL: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory3DateHost CountryKey Remarks1April 19-21,2006Berkeley, U.S.A.Sharing existing international activities such as CSI, IEA and LBNL.2Sep 20-21,2006Xian, ChinaHeld the stakeholders meeting and

4、 experts review on benchmarking.Site visit to Chinese cement plant, etc.3April 18-19,2007Delhi ,IndiaProgress report of CTF projects and review of future planning. Plant visit to Shree Cement.4Sep 12-13,2007Melbourne, AustraliaMid-term/status report of CTF project5May 13-15,2008Charleston, U.S.A.Agr

5、eed on the “Status Report” and to continue efforts to come upwith an aggregated seven-country reduction potential. Cement plant tours - Holcim, Giant, and Lafarge.6October 24,2008Tokyo ,JapanInvited IEA to discuss technology roadmapPlant visit to Kumagaya Plant of Taiheiyo Cement.7July 14, 2009Seoul

6、, South KoreaInvited ECRA, IEA & WBCSD/CSI.Plant visit to Danyang Plant of Hanil Cement Co. Ltd.8March 24,2010Vancouver, CanadaInvited CEMBUREA, ECRA, IEA and WBCSD/CSI.Concrete and green buildings tour.9Dec 14-15,2010Hawaii, U.S.A.Final Review and Discussions of all Projects. Discussion on the Post

7、 CTF/APP.2. CTF Project StreamsCOECentre of Excellence Kiln Co-generation Hazardous Wastes Biomass Fuels CO2 Sink Effect Status Report Benchmarking Legal and Regulatory Barriers Product ApplicationdatainformationPerformanceinformationDiagnosisCement Industry in APP countriesSignifies APP Flagship Pr

8、ojectAssociated Events: CSI CO2 Protocol Training Workshop, Policy Workshop and Trade Association ForumNew TechnologiesBest/good PracticesAustralia & ChinaAdvisory Committee (all partners)Survey and BenchmarkingClean Technologies3. Outcomesand Next StepsFlagship(1) :Centre of Excellence(COE)5Future

9、Direction and Recommendation The project has achieved fruitful results in enhancing capacity building, energy saving and emission reductions, especially for the Chinese cement industry. COE will play an important role as an international platform forclean technical exchange in the future.CSI CO2 Pro

10、tocol Training There were six CSI CO2 Protocol Training Workshops for the Chinese cement industry with a total of 300 Chinese engineers participating. Through these workshops, 220 engineers received training certificates. 5 Chinese cement companies joined the CSI family in 2009, and 5 Chinese expert

11、s were trained as trainers for future CSI CO2 Protocol training. It was with the Chinese CSI experts that the 5th CSI CO2 Protocol training was organized in China in November 2010.Capacity Building by COELead Countries (China, Australia), Participating Countries (Japan, USA & India)3. Outcomes and N

12、ext StepsFlagship(2): Hazardous Wastes6Sub-Project (outline)Lead CountrySub 1 - Hazardous Waste Co-ProcessingTo facilitate introduction of international best practices on co-processing of hazardous wastes, and to create an environment to enable the development of cost-effective and efficient technol

13、ogies for the utilization of hazardous wastes.IndiaSub 2 - Solvent-Based Fuels in Cement KilnsTo develop and demonstrate techniques to scientificallytransform hazardous wastes into fuel for use in cement kilns, as a replacement for fossil fuels.AustraliaSub 3 Utilizing Biosolids in Cement KilnsTo ut

14、ilize contaminated biosolids as an alternative to fossil fuels in cement kilns and thereby demonstrate the value ofbiosolids as a renewable fuel.Australia3. Outcomesand Next StepsFlagship(2): Performance Diagnosisu Lead Country: Japanu The aim of this activity is to conduct assessments of cement fac

15、tories in China and India.u On-site surveys were conducted by Japanese experts, and based on these results, some recommendations related to energy saving and reducing environmental impact were provided.u In addition, the Best Practices, which have been identified in the assessment status report, wer

16、e disseminated to partner countries as part of the project.2nd diagnosis3rd diagnosis1st diagnosis Locations of Surveyed Eight PlantsChinaIndiaJ.k.Lakshmi cement Finished in Aug 20097Guangxi Yufeng Finished in Dec 2009Grasim Reddipalayam plant Finished in Nov 2008Tianrui Ruzhou Finished in Jan 2008Y

17、atai Haerbin Finished in Aug 2008Shree Cement Finished in Feb2008ACC Gagal Plant Finished in Nov 2008Shanxi Qinling Finished in Aug 2008Cement Technology Booklethttp:/asiapacificpartnership. org/pdf/projects/cement/ APP_Booklet_of_Cement_ Technology/pdfECRA (European Cement Research Academy) submitt

18、ed the CSI (Cement Sustainability Initiative) comprising 33technology papers upon CSIsrequest.Facilitate information exchange.8Technology booklet compiled and uploaded on APP Website4. Summary of CTF Final MeetingConclusions of CTF Final Meeting9Cement Task Force final meeting, December 14-15, Hawai

19、i, U.S.A.The following conclusions were reached at the CTF final meeting:u Out of a total of 16 projects and sub-projects, 11 should be continued and expanded under a new international framework of cooperative activities.u One “benchmarking” project will be refocused with MRV methodology.u Proposal

20、of transition to the GSEP Cement Working Group/IPEEC.u Each party will formally decide on transition to the GSEP after receiving further detailed information.4. Summary of CTF Final MeetingRecommendations for the Future10 Continuation of activities shifted from APP-CTF Focus on energy conservation and GHG emissions, as well Enhancement