2016/17 KSP with Cuba
Overview


Chapter 1. Renewable Energy in Cuba

1. Renewable Energy Policy
2. Sources of Renewable Energy & Their Potential
2.1. Energy Supply & Demand
2.2. Status of Renewable Energy Sources & Potential
2.3. Foreign Direct Investment In Renewable Energy
References


Chapter 2. Sharing the Korean Experience in NRE and Energy Efficiency Policy
Development and Implementation

1. The Global Trend in Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency
2. Evolution of Policy for New & Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency
3. Development and Deployment of New & Renewable Technologies
3.1. Evolution of NRE Policy
3.2. Current Status of NRE
3.3. Policies in Support of Development & Deployment of Technology
3.4. Basic Plans for NRE
3.5. Assessment of NRE Supply Potential
3.6. Policies to Develop the NRE Industry
4. Energy Efficiency
4.1. Background
4.2. System and Method of Implementation
4.3. Directions & Implementation of Energy Efficiency Policies
4.4. Outcomes of the 4th Basic Plan for Rational Energy Use
4.5. The 5th Basic Plan for Rational Energy Use
5. New energy business & energy storage system
5.1. New Energy Business
5.2. Energy Storage Systems (ESS)
5.3. Energy Independent Islands: Micro-Grids
6. Relevant Institutional Arrangements
6.1. The Framework Act on Low Carbon, Green Growth
6.2. Energy Law
6.3. Act on the Promotion of the Development, Application and Deployment of NRE
6.4. Act on Rational Energy Use
7. Policy Implications & Recommendations for the Cuban Government
7.1. Summary a Policy Implications
7.2. Learning from Failure
7.3. Policy Recommendations for the Cuban Government
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Chapter 3, Korea·Cuba Industrial Cooperation in the Renewable Energy Sector

1. Korea-Cuba Industrial Cooperation in Promising Fields
1.1. Overview
1.2. Status of Cuban Renewable Energy
1.3. Promising Areas for Renewable Energy Power Generation in Cuba
2. A Suggested Business Model for Cooperation in Top Priority Fields: Solar Energy & Energy from Waste
2.1. Overview of Solar Power
2.2. Overview of Biomass Power Generation Project
2.3. Utilization of Biomass & Waste Energy in Korea
2.4. Activity of Korean Manufacturers
2.5. Total Facility Costs
2.6. Case Study of Projects Applicable to Cuba
3. Review of possible area for industrial cooperation between Korea and Cuba
3.1. The Present Renewable Energy Market in Cuba
3.2. Review of Potential Areas for Industrial Cooperation in Renewable Energy (RE)
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Chapter 4. Cooperation in Financing for Renewable Energy Projects

1. Status of Cooperation on Renewable Energy in the International Community
1.1. Bilateral Cooperation
1.2. Multilateral Cooperation
2. Korea’s Methods for International Cooperation
2.1. Official Development Assistance (ODA)
2.2. Project Finance
2.3. Trade Insurance
3. Cooperation between Korea & Cuba in Renewable Energy
3.1. Cooperation between Korea & Cuba
3.2. Plans for Financing Cooperation in Renewable Energy between Korea & Cuba
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Chapter 5. Suggestions for Promoting Industrial Cooperation in the Renewable Energy Sector

1. Cuba’s International Cooperation in the RE Sector
1.1. Cooperation with Korea in Energy
1.2. Cuba’s International Cooperation in Renewable Energy
2. Industrial Cooperation with Cuba – Risks
3. Suggestions for Promoting Industrial Cooperation between Korea & Cuba
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