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1 Modelling low carbon energy innovation
Canberra: Modelling low carbon energy innovation Jon Sibley Director, Energy and Waste Policy Environment and Planning Directorate ACT Government Contents Energy efficiency Renewable energy Distributed battery storage Carbon neutral government operations Zero-carbon public and private transport

2 Welcome to Canberra! Australia’s ‘Bush Capital’
On the land of the ancient Ngunnawal people ~400,000 people OECD – World’s most liveable city (2015) Ranked #1 in the world for our greenhouse gas reduction targets

3 Climate Change Action Plan 2 (AP2, 2012)
40% below 1990 emission levels by 2020 Carbon neutral by 2050 Energy efficiency policies & programs 100% renewable electricity supply Carbon neutral government by 2020 ACT Government Climate Change Legislated Policies/Targets Globally Ranked Equal #1

4 Pathway to our 2020 target 90% renewable energy
To achieve the ACT 2020 greenhouse gas reduction target, the AP2 focused on energy efficiency first, followed by a significant investments in renewables. ACT Government energy efficiency programs such as EEIS and ACTSmart are contributing to that goal.

5 Energy efficiency National Minimum Energy Performance Standards and labelling program ACT-based retailer obligation scheme ,000 energy saving items installed in 2/5ths of all Canberra households in 3.5 years. Household energy cost savings - $318 per year per household ($106M total by 2020 plus $191M for business sector) Energy efficiency cost savings partially offset additional costs of renewables See slide text

6 Large-scale Renewable Energy Auctions
650MW reverse auction program completed in 2016 20-year fixed feed-in tariff rate Contract for difference approach Open to projects across the National Electricity Market (NEM) Costs recovered from all ACT electricity users via local network operator

7 $/MWh supplied electricity
$38/MWh pass-though cost premium $5.50AUD per household per week

8 Record breaking prices achieved
ACTUAL PRICES $150AUD/MWh (Real) $73AUD/MWh (Real) $68.50AUD/MWh (Real)

9 Battery storage auctions
Australia is at forefront of global distributed storage revolution Canberra is Australia’s leading jurisdiction 36MW distributed battery storage auctions 600kW pilot underway Leading R&D and international partnerships into advanced network/market integration

10 Carbon neutral government operations
Zero net emissions from its own operations + all govt hospitals and schools by 2020 Carbon Neutral Government Loan Fund = $12.1m across 21 projects: New project = $3.3m at Canberra Hospital LED retrofits – saving up to 80% of lighting electricity usage Government EV Fleet

11 Beyond 2020 – decarbonising our transport sector
Developing new light rail network Low Emission Vehicles Strategy Discounts on vehicle registration? Planning and building code changes? Parking incentives? Autonomous vehicles? Zero-carbon electricity supply!

12 Conclusion Thank you! The ACT is at the global forefront of:
Renewable energy policy Distributed energy storage This is resulting in new opportunities for collaboration and knowledge sharing The next big challenge is electrifying transportation to move to full carbon neutrality Thank you!


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