Lebanon

Literature and references

• NAMA Design and Preparation: Consultation on selecting priority NAMAs for Lebanon, 2013
• Mobilizing NAMAs and new market mechanisms to harness mitigation in RCREEE Member States Beyond 2012, 2011

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Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions

The information presented in the NAMA database is collected from publically available information on NAMAs and NAMA related activities. It does not represent official submissions and may not reflect the priorities of the country government.

	Stage	Sector name	Sub-sector	Objective
NAMA in the Municipal Solid Waste Sector	Under development	Waste		This NAMA has a threefold objective. It aims to help the collection and utilization or flare of landfill gas, establish an institutional framework for solid waste management, and apply waste to energy.
NAMA in the Private Road Transport Sector – Fuel Efficient Vehicles (FEVs)	Under development	Transport		This NAMA has a threefold objective. It aims to establish an institutional framework for a scrappage programme, prepare a scrappage programme and define an incentive scheme, and implement the scrappage programme.

Feasibility studies for NAMAs

	Stage	Sector name	Sub-sector	Objective
Reducing GHG emission factor of electrical sector in Lebanon	Feasibility study	Energy	Energy efficiency	The objective is to improve the performance of Lebanese electricity production, covering the existing objectives set out in the government strategy for the electricity sector, and to mobilise financial resources to help reduce the emission factor of electricity production in Lebanon by 40%.
Public transport development in Lebanon	Feasibility study	Transport		This aim is to modernize the transport system which today depends on a large share of old passenger vehicles.
Scaling up RE and EE in the Lebanese building sector	Feasibility study	Buildings	Energy efficiency(residential) Energy efficiency (public and commercial) Alternative fuels	The objective is to achieve significant improvements in energy efficiency, and an increase in the use of renewable energy in the buildings sector in greater Beirut, leading to a decrease of energy consumption and a reduction of GHG emissions. These improvements re to be achieved mainly through the use of solar PV for residential and commercial buildings, solar water heating (SWH) installations and other energy efficiency measures.

Timeline

Start of initiatives

You need to have JavaScript enabled to view the interactive timeline. Further results for this query.YEAR2012-10-02NAMA_in_the_Municipal_Solid_Waste_Sector0NAMA in the Municipal Solid Waste Sector NAMA in the Municipal Solid Waste Sector
Start of initiative: 2 October 2012
Objective: This NAMA has a threefold objective. It aims to help the collection and utilization or flare of landfill gas, establish an institutional framework for solid waste management, and apply waste to energy.
2012-10-02NAMA_in_the_Private_Road_Transport_Sector_–_Fuel_Efficient_Vehicles_(FEVs)1NAMA in the Private Road Transport Sector – Fuel Efficient Vehicles (FEVs) NAMA in the Private Road Transport Sector – Fuel Efficient Vehicles (FEVs)
Start of initiative: 2 October 2012
Objective: This NAMA has a threefold objective. It aims to establish an institutional framework for a scrappage programme, prepare a scrappage programme and define an incentive scheme, and implement the scrappage programme.
2011-03-26Public_transport_development_in_Lebanon2Public transport development in Lebanon Public transport development in Lebanon
Start of initiative: 26 March 2011
Objective: This aim is to modernize the transport system which today depends on a large share of old passenger vehicles.
2011-08-06Reducing_GHG_emission_factor_of_electrical_sector_in_Lebanon3Reducing GHG emission factor of electrical sector in Lebanon Reducing GHG emission factor of electrical sector in Lebanon
Start of initiative: 6 August 2011
Objective: The objective is to improve the performance of Lebanese electricity production, covering the existing objectives set out in the government strategy for the electricity sector, and to mobilise financial resources to help reduce the emission factor of electricity production in Lebanon by 40%.
2013-03-26Scaling_up_RE_and_EE_in_the_Lebanese_building_sector4Scaling up RE and EE in the Lebanese building sector Scaling up RE and EE in the Lebanese building sector
Start of initiative: 26 March 2013
Objective: The objective is to achieve significant improvements in energy efficiency, and an increase in the use of renewable energy in the buildings sector in greater Beirut, leading to a decrease of energy consumption and a reduction of GHG emissions. These improvements re to be achieved mainly through the use of solar PV for residential and commercial buildings, solar water heating (SWH) installations and other energy efficiency measures.
2011-08-06