Presentation Meeting 3 Bisters

Report 7 Downloads 47 Views
Climate change policy – achieving environmental goals by economic means Valdis Bisters Director Climate Policy and Technology Department

Climate change policy Climate change policy is on political agenda now and put forward challenge for: Scientists (to understand the problem and seek for solutions) Politicians (formulate of long, clear and binding post 2012 regime) Business (invest into low carbon technologies, mitigate fossil risks) Society (accept and create demand for services and change life styles) Climate change is not only environment but also economic prerogative (low carbon path and avoided costs)

EU Goal

CEP

-20% against 1990 -14% comparing to 2005 EU ETS

Non-ETS

-21% comp 2005

-10% comp 2005

27 member states: from -20% to +20%

EUA allocation 3rd ETS trading phases (LV energy operator: example) Aktuālās emisijas

Emisijas kvotas 2005.-7.gadā

Emisijas kvotas 2008.-12.gadā

Emisiju apjoms 1997.gadā

Emisiju apjoms 2005.-2006.gadā

80000 70000 60000

benchmarks

50000 40000

80%

30000 20000 10000 2012

2011

2010

2009

2008

2007

2006

2005

2004

2003

2002

2001

2000

1999

1998

1997

1996

1995

30%

1994

0

1993

Emisijas/Emisijas kvotas

90000

2020

Gads

Phase I

Phase II

Phase III

Non-ETS sector emission projections t.t.CO2 ekv 12000 10843

10000

biogāzes ražošana, izmantošana biodegviela

9289

8000

energoefektivitāte ēkās 2 energoefektivitāte ēkās 1

6000

pārējie

4000

transports enerģētika, rūpniecība

2000

kopā ar pasākumiem

0 17% pieaugums pret 2005. gadu

-2000

2005.g.

2010.g.

2015.g.

2020.g.

GHG Emissions in Latvia, 2010

Carbon Intensity of Economy CO2/Iedzīvotāju / CO2/Pop, 2005 (tCO2/capita) CO2/KPEP / CO2/TPES, 2005 (tCO2/toe) CO2/IKP / CO2/GDP, 2005 (kgCO2/2000$) 100.0

10.0

EU-27

EU-27

1.0 EU-27

SE FR DK GB IE AT IT FI DE BE NL OECD LU ES GR PT Latvija CY SI MT LT HU PL SK CZ RO EE BG

0.1 Source: IEA

Power production structure in Latvia

Nordpool price dynamics 70 60

EUR/MWh

50 40 30 20 10 0 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Impact on final tariff Obligatory puchase compents in in final tariff from Aprlil 1, 2011: -

0.94 s/kwh (Latvenergo gas CHP un gas distributed generation in CHP process)

-

0.23 sant./kwh (wind, small hydro, biogas, solar un biomas generation) Houshold tariff currently 10,74 sant/kWh

Impact on final tariff 1) Green energy weight in the final power tariff is 2,1% but gas power plants - 8,75% 2) Gas power plants in total receive 4x larger support than RES 3) Average household monthly electricity bill (250 kwh consumption) contains 0.5 Ls green energy payment and more than 2 Ls for gas generated power.

Climate change financial instrument Green investment scheme under Kyoto protocol article 17 – in Latvia Climate change financial instrument (CCFI) Established by law, implemented as state budgetary programme Programmatic with scaling-up of technology deployment

12

Climate Change Financial Instrument Investment Portfolio Energy efficiency

2% 4%

3%

9%

26%

Complex measures in public buildings and industry Renewable energy technologies Low energy buidings

6%

28%

22%

Houshold microgeneration Efficient street lighting GHG technology development

180 MEUR, 2009 - 2013

Renewables in transport sector

Finished climate projects

Finished climate projects

CCFI programming principles

GHG emissions Energy efficiency

Renewables

Efficient use of fossil

16

Conclusions – the way forward Climate challenges and financial crises Co-benefits of climate and energy policy: CEP 2020 – non-ETS, RES goals

Kyoto first commitment - GIS as testing ground for post 2012 flexible mechanisms Mainstreaming climate change in new financial perspetive of EU Climate mitigation - low carbon road map, resource efficiency back to sustainable development agenda

Paldies par uzmanību!

Papildus informācija: Klimata politikas un tehnoloģiju departaments