Www.cgoa.czEFG 2007 12.-13.9.2007 Energy savings in the new EU Member States: The Czech experience Miloš KEBRDLE Secretary General CZECH GAS ASSOCIATION.

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Energy savings in the new EU Member States: The Czech experience Miloš KEBRDLE Secretary General CZECH GAS ASSOCIATION

Economic changes in the energy sector between 1990 and – 1993Phase One – changes started  Transition of the country’s economy to a market economy  The country’s currency, CZK, became freely convertible  Partial deregulation of prices  1993: Czechoslovak federation split to form the Czech Republic and Slovak Republic

Economic changes in the energy sector between 1990 and – 2002Phase Two – changes carried out  Public limited companies emerged in the gas industry  Governmental subsidies to support capital investment projects for bringing natural gas to municipalities  Energy prices gradually rising  Full application of market economy principles in the gas industry  Elimination of cross subsidies (household prices subsidised at the expense of prices to the industrial and commercial sectors)  Privatisation of gas companies started (1995) and completed (2002)  Legislative changes – a new Energy Act, harmonisation of legislation with the EU’s acquis

Economic changes in the energy sector between 1990 and Phase Three – changes stabilised  Full application of the EU legislation in the energy sector, accession to the EU  Fully-fledged operation of the Energy Regulatory Office  Preparations for, and opening of, a liberalised gas market  Economic relationships in the gas industry are fully comparable with those in the other EU Member States

Energy Balance

Fuel transformation

Development of the GDP CZKbn % GDP (current prices)GDP (constant prices, previous year = 100)

Energy intensity of GDP creation PJ fuels and energy/CZKbn GDP

Reducing the energy intensity of GDP creation  Gas price hikes have resulted in a more economical behaviour of consumers in all sectors of the economy  Technological changes in industry in favour of less energy intensive processes  Change in households’ behaviour  Investments in energy savings have become more effective  Preference for energies with a higher efficiency of energy transformation (the share of gas has grown, the share of solid fuels has decreased)

Energy intensity – the energy sector Electricity using steam from fuels [GJ/MWh] Hard coal, run-of-mine output [GJ/tonne] Heat from heat & power plants [GJ/GJ] Oil production [GJ/tonne]

Energy intensity – the chemical industry GJ/t ammoniaethylene polyethylene and copolymers polystyrene and copolymers

Energy intensity – the food industry GJ/unit malt refined sugar meat products beer

Fuel consumption – heat production Total consumption: 78,803 TJ Total consumption: 50,510 TJ solid fuels 70.5% liquid fuels 10.2% gaseous fuels 19.3% solid fuels 64.5% liquid fuels 5.7% gaseous fuels 29.8%

Pattern of fuels – the food industry liquid fuels 20.3% solid fuels 11.1% gaseous fuels 48.9% electricity 19.7% liquid fuels 16.5% solid fuels 29.7% gaseous fuels 39.9% electricity 14.0% Total consumption: 36,407 TJ Total consumption: 28,595 TJ

Pattern of fuels – the chemical industry Total consumption: 38,768 TJ Total consumption: 76,566 TJ liquid fuels 6.9% solid fuels 48.1% gaseous fuels 27.1% electricity 17.9% liquid fuels 10.9% solid fuels 49.2% gaseous fuels 21.7% electricity 18.2%

Changes in the household sector between 1995 and 2005  Gas price up by 230%  Investments in heat loss reduction in residential buildings  Indoor temperature of heated space lower by approximately 3°C  Better availability of more efficient appliances  Space not occupied permanently no longer heated to the usual temperature (only heated to the necessary minimum)  Gas consumption in a standard (average) household (detached house) decreased annually by about 2.5% from 1995 to 2005

Number of STP’s customers taking up to 250 cu m/year

Number of STP’s customers taking 500 to 6,500 cu m/year

Household category’s consumption at JMP – by bands

Households’ average consumption adjusted to average ambient temperature cu m/yr CZK/cu m households‘ average consumption (sample 1) Households‘ average consumption (sample 2) average price for households

Boiler sales, households Increase, households Minimum replacement Per cent of heating system replacement %