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- Analysed the Bangladeshi laws, regulations and procedures for industrial plants concerning emission control compliance from an overall spectrum;
- Described the status of the fire and building safety accord and its handover to the RMG sustainability cell;
- Supported the EE credit line expert in describing the credit approval processes concerning E&S risks in the RMG and textile sector, but also for other relevant industries;
- Identified suited measures to reduce the carbon emissions of the different industrial sub-sectors, with particular focus on RMG of the program considering aspects of technical and economic feasibility of EE measures to be financed from KfW´s funds;
- Estimated annual reduction of CO2 emissions as a result of the financed EE measures compared to a business-as-usual scenario and under consideration of the carbon footprint of the program especially for the RMG industry;
- Calculated the CO2 abatement cost of the program;
- Supported the client with experience and insights from BIFFL;
- Provided information on the fire safety regulations currently in use;
- Supported the elaboration of the potential for EE measures in SMEs vs. large companies in energy-intensive sectors
- Client: KFW, local partner of IPC
- Duration: November 2020 – July 2021
KfW Design Study to promote energy efficiency in industry in Bangladesh
“We study the impacts of the climate crisis and develop measures to deal with associated risks and opportunities. We offer municipalities, businesses and governments concrete strategies and decision-making systems to help them.”
Dr. Mohammad Abbas Uddin
Team Leader
