Key Findings and Decarbonisation Initiatives in Mauritius Business Sector

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Discover the potential for energy cost savings and efficiency improvements in Mauritian businesses, along with the structural barriers hindering progress. Explore the commitment to decarbonisation projects, renewable energy goals, and GHG reduction targets in Mauritius by 2030. Learn how addressing challenges such as limited supervision and lack of technical expertise can lead to significant savings and environmental impact.

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OACPS Knowledge Sharing Cycle Panel on Green & Blue Economy Kevin Ramkaloan, CEO of Business Mauritius 12 December 2024

PNEE/PREE PNEE KEY FINDINGS: Energy Cost Savings: Mauritian businesses could save approximately USD 30 million annually on energy costs by addressing challenges such as limited supervision, low awareness of energy audits, and insufficient local expertise. Efficiency in Steam Use: A pilot project involving eight companies revealed that fuel savings in steam usage ranged from 10% to 40%, demonstrating the value of implementing targeted efficiency measures. Structural Barriers: Issues like limited trust in energy audits, inadequate subsidies, and lack of local technical expertise were significant barriers to achieving these savings.

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Decarbonisation in Mauritius NDC Decarbonisation Projects Commitments PV Projects CNIS (CEB) MSDG & SSDGs (CEB) PPAs Biomass Large PPAs Mandatory Audits Water Efficiency 40% GHG reduction by 2030 60% renewable energy by 2030