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The Philippine Efficient Lighting Market Transformation Project (PELMATP) is a five-year
project of the Department of Energy with the support from the Global Environment Facility through the United Nations
Development Programme. The 5-year project will end on December 31, 2009.
The Project aims to address the barriers to the widespread utilization of energy efficient lighting (EEL) systems
in the Philippines in order to reduce energy consumption and reduce the corresponding greenhouse gas emissions to the
environment.
Over the five-year project implementation, an aggregate savings of 2,704 Gwh is expected, equivalent to 21% reduction
relative to the Philippine energy efficient scenario from year 2003. The equivalent GHG emission reduction is about 497 Gg of
CO2 equivalent.
The following are just some of the many achievements of PELMATP. Energy practitioners,
the academe, NGOs, government agencies and other stakeholders can download
the following documents:
Guidelines on Energy Conserving Design on Buildings (2008)
Roadway Lighting Guidelines (2008)
Administrative Order No. 183
EEL Training Modules to School Curricula (For College and Universities)
EEL Training Modules to School Curricula (Vocational Schools)
Lamp Waste Management Guidebook
Lamp Waste Management Procedural Guideline
Lamp Waste Management Info-Poster
For more information about PELMATP, visit the PELMATP website at http://pelmatp.doe.gov.ph or please click here.
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