🗊Презентация The European Energy Union

The European Energy Union Marie Donnelly, Director European Commission Directorate General for Energy 28 April 2016, Reykjavík

Outline The Energy Union and its five dimensions Major policy initiatives under preparation Market design Revised Renewable Energy Directive Energy Efficiency package Supporting investments in energy technology innovation Innovation strategy: the Strategic Energy Technologies (SET) Plan EFSI (European Fund for Strategic Investments) Horizon 2020 InnovFin Final remarks

Major policy initiatives Market design proper market based signals for investment in generation, including renewables, and demand to facilitate a cost effective energy transition Revised Renewable Energy Directive consumer change, technological innovation and cost reduction and market integration of renewables and mechanisms to guarantee achievement of target Energy Efficiency package Align horizon of legislative instruments with 2030 target

New electricity market design Today's 16% to at least 27% renewables share from current 27,5% to 50% of RES produced electricity The new electricity market design Needs to make this happen at least cost by removing the remaining obstacles to better integrate renewables into the internal market Sets the conditions that will allow RES investments to be eventually be driven by the market 5 main chapters: Governance, security of supply, flexibility and balancing, Retail, TSO cooperation

New electricity market design foundation of 2030 framework

Strategic Energy Technologies Plan Align investments in R&D for greater efficiency of our spending, for the whole EU: Member States and the Commission 10 actions proposed in new SET Plan, for 4+2 research priorities (No.1 in RES, energy system, energy efficiency, transport + CCS and nuclear)

Geothermal 50% Europe's final energy consumption for H/C: natural gas (45%), fuel oil (12%), coal (9%), electricity (12%), biomass (12%), and DH (8%) DH/C networks appealing for coupling with geothermal energy sources

Main geothermal provinces of Europe

EU28 Final energy demand for H/C by carrier (%)

EU28 Final energy demand for H/C (year 2012) [TWh, %] Source:Tender ENER/C2/2014-641 "Mapping and analyses of current and future (2020-2030) H/C…" Other uses comprises transportation, mechanical energy in industry and residential and service sector appliances

Geothermal 'electricity' capacity in Europe*

Investment in Innovation In addition to policy initiatives, Commission supports investment in innovation EFSI (European Fund for Strategic Investments), EUR 10,6 billion of EIB/EIF finance already approved for energy projects, yielding EUR 76,1 billion total investment Horizon 2020 (2014-2020) supports the EU research and innovation EUR 80 billion committed, EUR 5,9 billion for non-nuclear energy Commission supports the development of the next RES generation (included geothermal) EU support to Geothermal Energy R&I increasing: FP6 (2003/6)+FP7(2007/13) ≈ EUR 50 million H2020 (only 2014/2015 WPs) ≈ EUR 70 million InnovFin InnovFin provides risk financing in the form of loans, equity and guarantees.

Thank you for your attention! Marie Donnelly DG ENER, European Commission Website: http://ec.europa.eu/energy/efficiency/index_en.htm