Yuri Rykov, Vladimir Feygin GAC scenario Workshop in combination with

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Energy and fuels Environmental impacts World energy consumption Mgr. Matúš Dobeš, 2005.
Advertisements

Said Chehab ALMEE Ramses Amman Workshop June 2010 Enhancement of Energy Efficiency Policies and Renewable Energy Sources in the Mediterranean region, a.
Analyses of World Supply of Natural Gas with DNE21+ Model.
© OECD/IEA 2013 Annual Renewables Questionnaire Overview IEA Energy Statistics Training Paris, 4–8 March 2013 Rachael Hackney, Georgios Zazias Annual Renewables.
The Outlook for Energy: A View to 2040 Nick Jones Florida International University February 5, 2014 This presentation includes forward-looking statements.
Lignite Project By Ramic, Haris. GLOBAL OUTLOOK FOR ENERGY World energy consumption is projected to increase at about 1.8%/year between 2000 and 2030(driven.
HEATING WITHOUT GLOBAL WARMING Euroheat & Power Conference, Brussels, 5 June 2008 Calculating savings from Final to Primary Energy Tomas Bruce.
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, June 15, 2012
Maybe Limits to Growth But no Limits to Progress Presentation mr. Rein Willems President Shell Nederland B.V. RIVM Congress “LIMITS TO GROWTH?” Friday.
CURRENT PERSPECTIVES ON FOSSIL FUEL RESOURCES Fusion Power Associates 25 th Anniversary Meeting and Symposium December 13, 2004 John Sheffield Joint Institute.
INTERNATIONAL ENERGY AGENCY World Energy Outlook 2004: Key Trends and Challenges Marco Baroni Energy Analyst Economic Analysis Division INTERNATIONAL HYDROGEN.
Long-term Analysis of Global CO 2 Emission Reduction by Efficient Technologies Yutaka NAGATA (CRIEPI) Katsura FUKUDA (MRI, Inc.) Yuko MORI (JKL, Inc.)
Introduction to Sustainable Energy Technologies
1 Introduction to Sustainable Energy Technologies.
Copenhagen 29 June Energy and climate outlook: Renewables in a world and European perspective Peter Russ.
INSTITUTE OF ENERGY STRATEGY
“Energy and Sustainable Development” Kiyotaka AKASAKA Consul-General of Japan in Sao Paulo JICA / ABJICA Forum on Energy at Japan Foundation February 20,
INTERNATIONAL ENERGY AGENCY World Energy Outlook: Key Strategic Challenges Maria Argiri Economic Analysis Division.
Challenges of the current European Energy Policy Rafael Miranda CEO of Endesa President of Eurelectric Athens, 22th of May of 2008.
“An efficient transformation to a lower carbon economy “
RES Integration for Increasing of Energy Supply Security in Latvia: ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMICAL FACTORS NEEDS FORUM 2 “Energy and Supply Security – Present.
An Introdution of Energy Situation and Policy of ROK September 2010 Park, Jimin.
Spain: Can we give up any of the primary energy sources? Alejo Vidal-Quadras Roca Vice-President of the European Parliament Member of the Industry, Energy.
Energy Systems AnalysisArnulf Grubler Energy Data A brief summary.
International Energy Agency © OECD/IEA, 2008 International Workshop on Energy Statistics Mexico, 2-5 December 2008 From Basic Energy Statistics to Energy.
Oliver Schaefer Policy Advisor EREC - European Renewable Energy Council Renewable Energy Development and Prospects – an Industry Point of View
Sustainable Energy Systems The EU “WETO” World Energy, Technology and climate policy Outlook 2030 Domenico Rossetti di Valdalbero European Commission,
Substantiative data on the Russian Energy Strategy 2030: expert views on the potential export of energy resources Vladimir Feygin, Vitaly Protasov Institute.
The Energy Issue America faces a major energy supply crisis over the next two decades. The failure to meet this challenge will threaten our nation's economic.
ENERGY & CLIMATE ASSESSMENT TEAM National Risk Management Research Laboratory U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Office of Research.
The Second Capacity Building Workshop on “Low Carbon Development and Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions” Alternative Policy Scenarios For Renewable.
1 The Outlook for Energy includes Exxon Mobil Corporation’s internal estimates and forecasts of energy demand, supply, and trends through 2040 based upon.
THE FUTURE OF NUCLEAR POWER IN EUROPE THE BULGARIAN CONTEXT Milko Kovachev Chairman Bulgarian WEC Committee.
World Energy and Environmental Outlook to 2030
Affordable, reliable and sustainable energy sources
XI KAZENERGY Eurasian Forum
Laura Cozzi Helsinki, 23 November 2016
Primary energy and energy intensity Energy consumption growth.
Gestão de Energia: 2016/17 Energy Analysis: Process Analysis (cont.)
2-4 Alternative Scenarios Deputy Vice President, APERC
Energy and Climate Outlook
2050 EU Energy Roadmap Scenarios
2050 EU Energy Roadmap Scenarios
CENERG 3rd TEMATIC WORKSHOP
Energy Policy Statistical Support Unit
WORLD ENERGY OUTLOOK 2002 Focus on European Union
Markus Blesl, Tom Kober IER; University of Stuttgart
Brussels, 29th April 2009 Presentation by Martin Altstätter
Trends and Perspectives of the Global Gas Industry
for the Sub-Group on Energy Economics
The Role of Efficient Electrification in the Future Energy System
Future energy plans for the Nordplus countries
Energy Technology Perspectives 2008
Outline Energy demand and prices Reserves and new sources of energy supply.
APEC Energy Demand and Supply Outlook 6th Edition 2-1 Introduction and Business as Usual Cecilia Tam, Special Adviser May 2016, EWG 51 Canberra.
Context of the Roadmap 2050 and WEO-2010 for Europe
Energy Efficiency and Renewables role in the future energy needs
Spencer Dale Group chief economist.
Consumption Production CO2 (Quadrillion BTU’s) rank Germany
WS 1 Progress Report and Action Plan
The Outlook for Energy and Natural Gas Markets
APEC Energy Demand and Supply Outlook 6th Edition 2-5 Investment, Energy Security and Climate Change Cecilia Tam, Special Adviser May 2016, EWG 51 Canberra.
The Global Energy Outlook
Slides for GGR 314, Global Warming Chapter 2: Emission Scenarios Course taught by Danny Harvey Department of Geography University of Toronto.
The Shale Gas Revolution – changing global energy markets
Environmental and Natural Resource Economics
2006 Energy Consumption By Sector * Coal Petroleum Natural Gas Biomass Hydro Nuclear Other Electric Power Sector**
Energy transition in Uruguay
State and Global Trends in Geo Energy and their Impact on Renewables
Growth in primary energy and CO2 emissions Primary energy.
Presentation transcript:

Yuri Rykov, Vladimir Feygin GAC scenario Workshop in combination with WHERE GLOBAL SCENARIO FIELD IS MOVING – WITH SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE GAS IN EU TRENDS Yuri Rykov, Vladimir Feygin GAC scenario Workshop in combination with the meeting of the EU-Russia Energy Dialogue subgroup on scenarios and forecasts May 14, 2013 Brussels

PRESENTATION PLAN New realities in the world of energy. The change from forecasts to scenarios fields Scenarios fields, systematic approach. Possible blueprint for analysis and building Scenarios on primary energy supply in the World Scenarios on gas supply in the EU and in the World What are the problems and possible way further?

NEW REALITIES IN THE WORLD OF ENERGY Globalization via complication and technologies development Variety of primary energy sources, necessity to consider subdivisions. For example, gas: conventional, shale, coalbed, tight, hydrates (New Lens Scenarios by Shell) Influence of energy sources to each other, examples: Shale gas -> coal export in EU -> reduction in conv. gas Shale gas -> gas in transport -> tech. influence -> increase in conv. gas Virginia Tech. success in hydrogen production -> reduction in oil and possibly gas Permanent change of hydrocarbon reserves map, examples: USA shale gas & oil Japan reserves of methane hydrates Israel reserves of oil shales and offshore gas

FROM THE FORECASTS TO SCENARIOS FIELDS Energy picture in the future will become more and more interweaved, with high level of interdependence It will become more and more difficult in the future to speak separately about the “developments” of energy sources – thus the analysis in complex is necessary Scenarios fields analysis and building is the way to assess the variety and uncertainties Permanent monitoring is the way to deal with the variety of scenarios paths caused by scenarios fields

HOW THE BLUEPRINT FOR SCENARIOS FIELDS COULD BE VISUALISED (1) 1. Define the energy map for the WORLD, REGION, COUNTRY / SECTORS RESOURSES EXTRACTION PRIMARY ENERGY SECONDARY ENERGY FINAL ENERGY USEFUL ENERGY TOTAL COAL Biomass/Waste solids Traditional biomass OIL Biofuel NGL GAS Biomass gasified NUCLEAR RES Hydro Geothermal Solar Wind Others HYDROGEN

HOW THE BLUEPRINT FOR SCENARIOS FIELDS COULD BE VISUALISED (2) 2. Define the possible bifurcation points in the future ENERGY MAP Stages of energy transformation Types of primary energy Time Technological breakthroughs Political decisions Environmental issues … POSSIBLE BIFURCATION POINTS IMPORATNT PROBLEM: There is a lack of enough published balances and technological data

SOME WORLD ENERGY TENDENCIES. PRIMARY ENERGY Shell – to 2050 IEA – to 2035 ExxonMobil – to 2040 BP – to 2030

SOME WORLD ENERGY TENDENCIES. PRIMARY ENERGY SHARES 2030

SOME WORLD ENERGY TENDENCIES. FINAL ENERGY IEA – to 2035 ExxonMobil – to 2040 Shell - Bifurcation point is passed Low PED scenarios: 450, fossils -> nucl.+RES – UNLIKELY Shell, IEA – Bifurcation point ~2020 High PED scenarios: Oceans, CPS, oil -> coal Exxon - Bifurcation point ~ 2025 Medium PED scenarios: Exxon, BP, Mountains, NPS, oil (Exxon coal) -> gas

SOME WORLD ENERGY TENDENCIES. CO2 EMISSIONS Shell – to 2050 IEA – to 2035 ExxonMobil – to 2040 CO2 emissions could be good indicator of Bifurcation points

TENDENCIES IN WORLD GAS DEMAND Shell – to 2050 IEA – to 2035 11 ExxonMobil – to 2040 BP – to 2030

WORLD ENERGY RATES OF GROWTH 2030 TPED 12 COAL OIL GAS

EU ENERGY ROADMAP 2050 SCENARIOS Mtoe 2000 2010 2020 2030 2040 2050 CPI GIC 1723 1752 1700 1629 1618 1615 Gas 393 443 372 369 364 354 EE 1753 1644 1452 1269 1084 365 348 315 257 HR 1679 1510 1317 1134 382 286 210

EU 2020 AND 2030 PRIMARY ENERGY SHARES

IEA. PROJECTIONS OF EU GAS DEMAND

PROJECTIONS OF EU GAS DEMAND. IEA & ExxonMobil EU gas demand is projected to ~ 550 mtoe in 2035-40

IEA. PROJECTIONS OF EU GAS FINAL CONSUMPTION

IEA. COMPARISON OF EU & WORLD GAS FINAL CONSUMPTION EU looks as having more high electricity share than the world

IEA. PROJECTIONS OF EU CO2 EMISSIONS FROM GAS

EU ENERGY RATES OF GROWTH TPED COAL GAS OIL RES NUCLEAR

POSSIBLE OBSERVATIONS FROM SCENARIOS ANALYSIS The world comes to the path when new technologies tend to introduce rather new types of primary sources then to increase efficiency There is a bifurcation point ~2020 when the switching to scenario type “Oceans” is possible with the reduction of gas prospects Another bifurcation point (~2025) is the possibility to realize Exxon scenario when oil’s share will be preserved, but gas prospects does not change World trend is to increase the demand of primary energy and to more usage of natural gas – most dynamic PES CO2 question is still pending (future bifurcation point)

CONCLUSIONS ON THE POSSIBILITY OF SCENARIO ANALYSIS PERFORMING Data analysis could give quantitative assessment to the processes of world energy evolution Overtly published data are not enough Scenarios method could include Determining bifurcation points Calculation of MANY variants with respect of this structure – MAP of possibilities Constant monitoring in order to reduce variety To fulfill such activity it seems necessary to organize specialized body

INTERNET PORTAL AS THE INSTRUMENT FOR SCENARIOS ANALYSIS My queries Scenarios and forecasts Demand/ Consumption Production Balance Prices Trade Macroeconomics View & edit scenarios data Forum

THANK YOU FOR ATTENTION