Project objectives
To understand the energy use of Bartica in domestic and small commercial sector by inspecting a representative sample.
To identify the areas where energy is being wasted in this sample through equipment and systems and also identify the energy saving opportunities.
Provide recommendations with regards to reducing the energy consumption.
Presenter: Tro Thomas, PH.D.
For TCG
Data and Method
Population — 2219 households (8004 individuals)
Survey target – 328 households (max. error of 5% with 95% confidence)
Sample size – 339 households (98.5% response rate, some oversampling)
Survey Period — July 16 – 27, 2018
Number of Interviewers – 13.
Questionnaire – Developed by TCG, reviewed by stakeholders.
Survey Mode – CAPI (used the KoBoToolbox platform)
Presentations on general data findings and energy consumption & potential savings were delivered by Troy Thomas and Ana Fuentes respectively.
In the final analysis, it is important to note that, despite existing data limitations, the methodology used for the analysis of energy consumption and carbon footprint is a very important planning tool. It can be applied by decision makers responsible for transportation management in order to contribute for decarbonizing this sector and to educate citizens about the energy impact caused by transportation.
Present inception report contains the necessary information for the client to evaluate the methodology adopted for the implementation of the project and the respect of the work plan. The final list of stakeholders and planning of the consultation activities is described.
The present document shall outline goals of the Information Management Systems Consultancy under the TNES Project in Guyana; detailed work plan for achieving the project solution, project deliveries, procedures and methods used during project solution and acceptance of project deliveries.
CBCL Limited was engaged to conduct an energy audit of the public institutions, facilities, and street lighting in Bartica, Guyan
This project is located within the agenda of the Green Economy Framework in lieu of Guyana’s overarching sustainable development architecture, and hence as a small state subject to the vicissitudes of the global climate and economy, treats environmental security as a key development issue.
