21 st January 2010 Copyright 2010.  Private climate change & energy group  Committed to Ireland’s Growth  Committed to engineering & business solutions.

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21 st January 2010 Copyright 2010

 Private climate change & energy group  Committed to Ireland’s Growth  Committed to engineering & business solutions  Members of National Green Economy Taskforce  Instigators of electric corridor, green IFSC, pumped hydro storage, etc Copyright

 Energy Security – Ireland on the Edge  Ireland’s Obligations to Poorer Nations  Electric Transport Business Models for Ireland  Should Ireland go Nuclear? – A Comparison of Options  Biofuels in Ireland – Pros and Cons  Examination of Renewable Energy Technologies  Biochar – a Solution for Agricultural Emissions?  Carbon Capture & Storage – will the technology be ready in time?  Funding Ireland’s Transition to a Low-Carbon Economy  A Zero-Carbon Energy Plan for Ireland Copyright

 It needs to reflect: ◦ Engineering challenges Vs emotions ◦ National direction and priorities Vs ideology ◦ Timetables and costs Vs aspirations We must have a National Vision Copyright

Renewable Energy Hub 5 Copyright 2010

20 years Copyright 2010 Stable Existing Economy Renewable Transformation Energy Export Services Export Irish RE IPR 6

Transport – Waste – Efficiency – Water – Construction – Grid – Smart homes – Agriculture - Energy..... Renewable Hub RE Generation Energy Storage RE Grid RE Export RE services RE Development Irish IP jobs – 4% workforce – Global direction 7 Copyright 2010

 Planning delays  Political inertia  Civil Service Culture change  Financing and cost per kWh  Retro-fitting the grid  Environmental opposition  Energy Storage  Transparent technical risk assessment 8

Copyright 2010  Prioritised planning consent for energy security & RE ◦ 12 month approvals, nationally strategic prioritisation  Government guaranteed funding ◦ €5 billion fund needed for energy projects  Private Seeded innovation funds ◦ €200m for Irish RE start ups.  Direct & streamlined grid access ◦ 12 month connection turnaround  Offshore Grid Plans - UK, Europe  Inform & enthuse public & media towards National RE export 9

1. Financial Stability 2. Energy Security 3. National Vision 10 Copyright 2010

Energy Security & Corrib Gas Copyright

 96% fossil fuel dependent  4 th highest import dependency in Europe  Import over 90% of energy, costing €6 billion per annum Gas  55% of electricity generated from gas  Gas security is 11 days (EU 60 day requirement)  Import 92% gas via pipes from Moffat, Scotland Our economy is hugely reliant on electricity!!  What happens if our suppliers turn off the tap or fail to supply? Copyright

Source: Reproduced from ‘Energy in Ireland /2008 Report’, SEI, Dec 2008 Copyright

Copyright 2010 Primary Energy Supply Mix, ,214 ktoe in total (>90% imported) Electricity Mix, ,141 ktoe in total Source: SEI Statistics Databank 14

Copyright 2010 Source: Goodbody Economic Consultants, ‘Economic Assessment of the Corrib Gas Project’,

 Technical safety  National security  Community Dealing  National Deal Copyright Could be improved

 Technical safety  National security  Community Dealing....  National Deal Shell initiate €1bln Irish RE development bond Low interest -Gov security to support Ireland’s RE future Shell lead local Mayo € 10m RE research and business incubator Copyright Gas onshore in 2010

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1. Corrib Is safe 2. Corrib Provides National energy security 3. Corrib could support Irish RE development Gas onshore in 2010 is a fundamental part of Ireland’s future. Copyright

Copyright 2010  Financial Stability Banking system, stimulate green-tech sector  Energy Security Corrib, Shannon LNG, Salt Caverns at Larne, Pumped Hydro,  Future Energy Vision Massive Wind Rollout Continental Grid connection 20

Thank You Copyright