Sustainable energy in Danube

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Oct 27, 2015 - 14 Countries of Danube region. 9 EU Countries. 5 Energy Community Contracting Parties. 2012 – 2020. Energy Policy Framework. Energy mix.
Sustainable energy in Danube Region Manjola Banja Fabio Monforti-Ferrario Katalin Bódis Marina Economidou Jean-François Dallemand Nicolae Scarlat Heinz Ossenbrink

JRC Annual Event on the Scientific Support to the Danube Strategy Ulm, Germany 27-28.10.2015

New JRC Report in publishing procedure 14 Countries of Danube region

9 EU Countries 5 Energy Community Contracting Parties 2012 – 2020

Energy Policy Framework Energy mix Energy efficiency Renewable energy Bioenergy GHG emissions & savings

Energy Policy Framework in Danube region

Directive 2009/28/EC all Danube countries

NREAPs Progress reports (every 2 year)

Directive 2006/32/EC 2010/30/EC 2010/31/EC

all Danube countries

Directive 2012/27/EC EU Danube countries

NEEAPs Annual reports

Main energy indicators in Danube region, 2012 Final Energy Consumption– 412 Mtoe Buildings the largest consumer – 42% Industry – 30% 25 % decrease 1990-2012 47% decrease in Industry sector Gross inland consumption – 652 Mtoe 54% - solid fuels and oil & oil products 25% decrease 1990 - 2012

Primary energy production – 332 Mtoe 63% from solid fuels and nuclear

Main energy indicators in Danube region, 2012 Energy dependence – 49.3%

Energy imports – 414 Mtoe >60% of gas imported from Russia

GHG emissions – 1983 Mt CO2eq 38% decrease 1990 - 2012 Energy GHG – 1557 Mt CO2 eq

Energy indicators in Danube region according to Directive 2009/28/EC Gross Final Energy Consumption 415 Mtoe in 2012

2012 Growth to 2020

54% - Heating/Cooling 24% - Electricity

415

14

22% - Transport Mtoe

429 Mtoe in 2020 0

100

200

300

49% - Heating/Cooling 26% - Electricity 25% - Transport

1/5 consumed/expected to be consumed in 4 EnC Countries

400

Energy indicators in Danube region according to Directive 2009/28/EC Renewable Energy Mix

53 Mtoe in 2012

51.5% - Heating/Cooling 40% - Electricity

2012

8.6% - Transport

Growth to 2020 53

EnC Countries – 9% (50% from UA)

27

Mtoe

80 Mtoe in 2020 0

20

40

60

46% - Heating/Cooling

41% - Electricity 13% - Transport EnC Countries – will double their contribution (two-third from UA)

80

Energy indicators in Danube region according to Directive 2009/28/EC Overall RES share 13% of GFEC in 2012

35.9%

34.2%

BG exceeded its 2020 target

24%

27%

25.3% 20.1%

19.6%

18.7% of GFEC in 2020

14.7%

14%

20%

14% 11%

Ranged from 11% in UA to 35.9% in ME BG

CZ

DE

HU

AT

RO

SI

SK

HR

RS

ME

UA

MD

Energy indicators in Danube region according to Directive 2009/28/EC GHG emission savings due to RES 258 Mt CO2 eq 5% from EnC countries Electricity – 65% Heating/Cooling – 32%

Transport – 3%

Intensity of savings higher in EU countries due to the

fast penetration of new RE technologies

Energy indicators in Danube region according to Directive 2009/28/EC Biomass the main source

... will remain the main source

56% of RES mix

8% 2%

2012

47% of RES mix

12%

18%

3% 1% 6%

2% 8%

14% 47%

Geothermal Marine Solar

2020

9% 56%

Hydropower

14%

Wind Biomass Heat pumps Biofuels

fast penetration of new RE technologies (wind, solar)

Bioenergy in Danube region 34.2 Mtoe in 2012 64% of RES mix 8.6% of GFEC 165 kg oe/capita

Bioheat– 75% Bioelectricity – 13% Biofuels – 12% AT – exceeded 2020 plan 8% from EnC countries 88.5% of which developed in UA and RS

Bioenergy in Danube region 47.4 Mtoe in 2020 60% of RES mix 11% of GFEC 234 kg oe/capita

Bioheat – 67% Bioelectricity – 13.5% Biofuels - 19.5% 16.2% from EnC countries 3/4 of which in UA

Biomass consumption in Danube region 30 Mtoe, in 2012

88% of bioenergy 56.3% of RES mix 7.2% of GFEC 145.4 kg oe/capita

Bioheat – 85.5% Bioelectricity – 14.5%

9% from EnC countries 88.5% from UA and RS

Biomass consumption in Danube region 38 Mtoe in 2020

80% of bioenergy 47.4 of RES mix 9% of GFEC 188 kg oe/capita

Bioheat – 83% Bioelectricity – 17% 18.4% from EnC countries > 2/3 from UA

Biomass subcategories in Danube region Solid biomass & Biogas in 2012 - 29.8 Mtoe

of which 87% was solid biomass 13%

0.6%

99.4% of biomass 87.4% of bioenergy

85.5% in Heating/Cooling 9% in EnC countries – totally for heat DE, AT, SI – exceeded 2020 plan

86.4%

solid biomass

biogas

bioliquids

Biomass subcategories in Danube region Solid biomass & Biogas in 2020 - 37.2 Mtoe of which 86.7% was solid biomass

2.3% 13.0%

97.7% of biomass

78.6% of bioenergy

83% in Heating/Cooling

18.8% from EnC countries

84.7%

(> 2/3 in UA) solid biomass

biogas

bioliquids

Domestic biomass supply in Danube region 32.5 Mtoe in 2012

of which 72% - Forestry 1/5 – Agriculture residues 5.6% from Waste

5% from EnC Countries of which 83% from UA

Enough biomass in Danube region in 2020 ? 46.5 Mtoe in 2020

of which 55% - Forestry 38%-Agriculture residues 7% from waste 7.6% from EnC Countries

Estimated high demand 67 Mtoe Estimated gap 20.6 Mtoe 2020 UA biomass supply is assumed equal to the supply in 2012 Biomass demand calculated based only on solid biomass and biogas for electricity and heat Cogeneration is not considered

Comparing Danube region with EU-28 equivalent to ….% of EU (the same indicator)

2012

2020

Primary energy production

40%

Gross inland consumption

39%

Total final energy consumption

37%

TFEC in Industry

45%

GHG emissions

45%

GHG emission savings

36%

Gross final energy consumption

37%

36%

Renewable energy mix

34%

33%

Bioenergy

35%

33%

Biomass consumption

35%

34%

Biomass supply

34%

32%

Solid biomass & biogas

35%

36%

Biogas

62%

50%