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Title
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EC-ASEAN
COGEN programme phase III (COGEN 3)
Full-scale demonstration projects (FSDP) 2002
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JO/budget
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(2002/C
275/09)
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Directorate
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EuropeAid/114659/C/G.
EC-ASEAN COGEN programme phase III (COGEN 3). ALA/97/0464.
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General
objectives
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The objective of this COGEN 3 full-scale demonstration
projects programme is to support the implementation
of full-scale demonstration projects (FSDP). The FSDP
demonstrate the technical reliability and economic viability
of proven European Union (EU) co-generation technology
to ASEAN end-users. The financial contribution from
the European Commission (and the associated contractual
obligations) ensures access to the actual technical
and financial data of the project. This allows promotion
of the performance of the technology, especially through
site visits by other potential end-users. The FSDP must
be a co-generation system, i.e. it is a combined production
of electrical (or mechanical) and useful thermal energy
from the same primary energy source. The FSDP must utilise
fuels within the main categories of biomass, gas and
coal:
- biomass and biogas,
- natural gas and liquefied petroleumgas (LPG),
- coal, lignite or peat. The COGEN 3 FSDP programme
is one activity in the overall COGEN 3 programme with
the objective to enhance economic cooperation between
EU and ASEAN through the implementation of clean and
efficient co-generation technologies.
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Target
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Partnership
of ASEAN end-user and EU co-generation equipment supplier(s)
may apply. This partnership should be a minimum of a buyer-seller
relationship specifically entered into for the implementation
of the project being proposed. The equipment eligible
for financial contribution must be supplied by a European
Union (EU) co-generation equipment supplier. The EU co-generation
equipment supplier is defined as a legal or natural person
in one of the EU Member States.
The projects will be selected according to four main criteria:
technical merits, commercial viability, environmental/
national/social benefits and demonstration value/ replicability.
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Geographical
area
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FSDP must be implemented in one of the ASEAN member states.
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Finance
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The
overall amount available is EUR 10 million.
A grant will be up to a maximum of 15 % of the total eligible
cost with a maximum limit of EUR 400 000. There is no
minimum grant amount. 6. Maximum number of grants to be
awarded There is no maximum number of grants to be awarded.
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Duration
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FSDP must be implemented within the COGEN 3 programme
duration which ends on 31 December 2004. This implies
that the co-generation projects must have reached commercial
operation date (COD) or handing over date (HOD), whichever
comes first but not later than 31 December 2004. |
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Deadline
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11
February 2003 at 16.00 local time Thailand. |
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Contact/Address
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EC-ASEAN
COGEN Programme Phase III (COGEN 3)
Asian Institute of Technology, Energy Building
PO Box 4, Klong Luang
Pathumthani 12 120
(66-2)
524 53 96Thailand
Tél (66-2) 524 53 99
cogen3@cogen3.net
http://www.cogen3.net
http://europa.eu.int/comm/europeaid/index_en.htm
Applications must be submitted using the grant application
form attached to the guidelines for applicants , whose
format and instructions must be strictly observed. For
each application the following must be supplied by the
applicant:
- one signed paper original of the application form and
the supporting documents,
- two paper copies of the application formand the supporting
document,
- one electronic copy (Word document) of the application
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