ESCI KSP

Strategic Objectives:
Have reliable, efficient, quality transportation services, incorporating transport logistics, environmental protection and social inclusion.
Manage the Integrated Massive Transport System of Lima and Callao through Lima Metro.
Create and promote the implementation of the institutional framework for urban transport order in Lima and Callao.
Sector reform regulations for the supply of services are delivered to international standards of quality and safety.
Supporting the 7 major cities of the country in creating Massive Urban Transport Systems.

In light of concerns of increased health risks along BRT corridors, this presentation evaluates potential benefits of BRT systems when considering the displacement of car travel. The study considers vehicle kilometers traveled, road fatalities, fuel use, and emissions outputs and quantifies a return on investment.

A presentation given at the 2013 Low Emission Development Strategies Workshop in Manila, Philippines. Kathleen Nawaz from the U.S. National Renewable Energy Laboratory discusses tools for assessing impacts of development of low emission transport.

The project seeks to identify the potential of the distributed energy in improving the energy efficiency and promoting renewable energy sources in the low carbon towns. The current challenges and their solutions, in various perspectives including government policies, economic viability as well as technological development modelling, will be studied. The ultimate objective is to develop […]

This report presents the results of a peer review of low carbon energy policies conducted in Makati, Philippines by a Review Team of nine experts who visited the Philippines in November 2012. The Renewable Energy (RE) Act of 2008 which was signed into law last December 16, 2008, affirms the government’s commitment to accelerate the […]

This report presents the results of a peer review of low carbon energy policies conducted in Bangkok, Thailand by a Review Team of ten experts who visited Thailand in May 2012. A critical step in the promotion of low-carbon energies at the economy level is the development of an alternative energy master plan with aggressive […]

This report presents the results of a peer review of low carbon energy policies conducted in Jakarta, Indonesia by a Review Team of ten experts who visited Indonesia in May 2013. Though the Indonesian Government has a clear framework set up, however the review team recommends that the DEN can play a pivotal role under […]

The energy used in the operation of buildings contributes to almost 40% of greenhouse gas emissions. Electric lighting accounts for 20-25% of this overall energy use; as such, best-practice lighting strategies and technologies represent one of most effective near-term opportunities for energy efficiency and greenhouse gas mitigation. However, the uptake of new technologies and design […]

The aims of the project are threefold; i) to analyze enablers for and barriers to introducing or raising mandatory minimum energy performance standards (MEPS) for distribution transformers (DTs) in individual APEC member economies; ii) to review the experience, successes and failures of current Energy Efficiency Standards & Labels (EESLs) programs for DTs and identify the […]

This report details the APEC Energy Working Group workshop on shifting renewable energy use to support the APEC goal to reduce energy intensity by at least 25% by 2030. The workshop was held over a period of three months at Tianjin University, in China.