This training workshop was organised jointly by the Ministry of Energy of Turkmenistan, the European Union-funded project “Sustainable Energy Connectivity in Central Asia” (SECCA), and the UNDP Project “Sustainable Cities in Turkmenistan: Integrated Green Urban Development in Ashgabat and Awaza”.
The participants reviewed the international, European and Central Asian best practices in implementation of innovative energy efficiency technologies in the electric power industry, buildings, transport sectors, as well as methodology and objectives of conducting residential and public buildings energy surveys.
1. International practices in implementation of innovative energy efficiency technologies. Experience of the Republic of Latvia in implementation of energy efficiency technologies in public buildings.
– Ilze Purina, Key Expert, SECCA
2. Studying practices of European countries in implementation of energy efficiency technologies in the housing sector.
– Paata Janelidze, Team Leader, SECCA
3. Studying practices of the Republic of Kazakhstan in implementation of innovative energy efficiency technologies in the housing sector
– Zhaxylyk Tokayev, International Consultant, SECCA
4. EU approach to energy efficiency promotion: lessons learnt and the way forward.
– Ilze Purina, Key Expert, SECCA
5. Review of certification systems for sustainable buildings.
– Agris Kamenders, International Consultant, SECCA
6. Construction materials for sustainable buildings and environmental declaration
– Agris Kamenders, International Consultant, SECCA
7. Review of international experience in setting up regulatory framework for introduction of innovative energy efficiency technologies in residential and public buildings.
– Ilze Purina, Key Expert, SECCA
8. The concepts of near-zero energy building (nZEB) and passive house (PH)
– Agris Kamenders, International Consultant, SECCA
9. Tajikistan’s experience in improving energy efficiency in the transport sector. The country’s Policy and Strategy in the development of E-mobility.
– Furugzod Usmonov, International Consultant, SECCA
10. Integrating renewable energy into sustainable buildings
– Agris Kamenders, International Consultant, SECCA
11. Kazakhstan’s experience in implementing energy efficient measures in residential and public buildings. Achieved results and prospects.
– Zhaxylyk Tokayev, International Consultant, SECCA
12. Experience of European countries in public buildings certification. Achieved results and prospects.
– Agris Kamenders, International Consultant, SECCA
13. Energy survey of a pilot facility. Goals, objectives, methods of conducting residential and public buildings energy surveys. Methods of energy survey indicators analysis, energy efficiency feasibility study elaboration.
– Zhaxylyk Tokayev, International Consultant, SECCA
14. The most common mistakes in the construction of passive buildings and technical measures in construction supervision to ensure energy efficiency
– Agris Kamenders, International Consultant, SECCA
