1. Future energy plans for the Nordplus countries
Legen, wait for it, dary
Gerda-Käddi Alting
Alfred Johansson
Ines Koski
Christos Paraskevopoulos
Höskuldur Goði Þorbjargarson

2. Group 5. Future energy plans for the Nordplus countries.
Group 1. Various energy forms in use at present in the Nordplus countries.
Group 2. The amounts of energy produced in each different way in the Nordplus countries.
Group 3. The main users of  energy in the Nordplus countries.
Group 4. Environmental impacts of each energy form in the Nordplus countries.
Group 5. Future energy plans for the Nordplus countries.

4. Ísland National Energy Authority Efficiency? Public Awareness.
Reduction on GHG emissions
Fish farming project
Sustainable development while increasing living standards
Exporting energy plans
Alternative fuels (Fuel cells technology, hydrogen) Forum of Alternative Fuels
Renewable energy powered vehicles and fishing vessels
IDDP (Icelandic Deep Drilling Project) (4-5km, °C)

5. Kongeriket Norge Goals -30% CO2 from 1990 levels by 2020
CO2 neutral by 2050
Energy stability
Increase natural gas exports
Methods
Building offshore wind power
Expanding hydropower
Carbon Capture and Storage
Green Certificate market
Electric cars

6. Kongeriget Danmark Wide variety of Energy resources
3 November 2013 surpassed 100% wind power
Target for 100% renewable by 2050
Danish consumers have 99,99% energy security
Shifting to pro-environmental and consumer friendly system.

7. Konungariket Sverige Goals EU 2020 goal 20% more energy efficient
50% renewable energy (Hydro, Wind, and bioenergy)
10% renewable energy in transports
40% reduced GHG emissions
2030 – Fossil fuel independent vehicle fleet
2050 – Zero net GHG emissions
Methods
CO2 & Energy taxes
Shift in transport sector
Renewable energy
Energy efficiency
“Smart grids”
Nuclear power?

8. Suomen tasavalta
Reduction on the use of coal (First European Country by 2050)
Increase on renewable energy (Biomass, windmills, goal for 38%)
Decrease of GHG emissions by 20%
Improving energy efficiency by 20%
Combination of heat and power production
Investment on nuclear power
Reduction of energy imports
Reduction of resources imports (Coal, Natural Gas, Crude oil)
Balanced development with focus on environmental impacts

9. Eesti vabariik Development plan of ENMAK 2030+
Reduction of the energy intensity of the economy while increasing efficiency
Less imports on fuels
Increase of renewable energy (Windmills)
DPE Development plan of the Estonian Electricity Sector
NDP National Development plan of Energy Sector
Reconstruction of Shale Plants

10. Latvijas Republika Less fossil Fuels
More renewable energy (Solar, Biomass, Wind Energy, 10% by 2020)
Better efficiency
Plan in two stages ,
Less GHG Emissions

11. Lietuvos Respublika Net energy importer Energy sufficiency by 2020
Nuclear power (New power plant)
Renewable Energy (Biomass)
Major fossil fuel consumer (Coal, natural gas, crude oil)
Energy imports (63% Russia, 26% Estonia, 7% Latvia, 4% Belarus)
2nd highest per capital generated energy
By 2020 will be leading EU in biomass for biofuel production

12. Nordplus Renewable goals
Resource: Eurostat
*Iceland's initial data comes from 2005
** Norway's initial data comes from 2005

13. Conclusions
Diversity on resources
Different political backgrounds
Different starting point
Social awareness
Common goals (?)
Need for closer co-operation
Energy security and environmental sustainability

14. References
_action_plan_iceland__nreap.pdf _action_plan_norway__nreap.pdf outlook/country-and-regional-insights/european-union.html watch.org/fileadmin/eew_documents/Documents/EEW2/Estonia.pdf

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