1. Satellite picture – Europe by night …heavy expences – 100 miljon Euro in Örebro County But…impact on climate and environment Energy – fundamental for welfare Sustainable energy - create jobs, improve environment Intelligent Energy Brussels 2006-11-26 Energy efficiency a challenge for Europe!

2. WELCOME TO ÖREBRO COUNTY A STRONG, INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS COMMUNITY

3. Örebro County Regional Development Council Peter Åslund Development officer Environment and Social Structure Manager ÖNET Örebro County Energy Agency peter.aslund@regionorebro.se

4. Örebro County Regional Development Council, January 1, 2006 ” The overall task ……. improving conditions for sustainable growth and to contribute to the best possible quality of life throughout the whole Örebro County”

5. Main duties Economic development Tourism Communications Infrastructure The labour market Life-long learning Social welfare Environment and social structure Community development

6. Organisation Members: 12 local councils, 1 county council 57 representatives in a regional parliament Indirect election through local and county governments 11 board members elected by the regional parliament 55 employed 80 million SEK in turn-over - 75 percent member fees - 25 percent external financing

7. Örebro County Energy Agency Created under SAVE II programme 1997 with partners in southwestern Finland, Perugia and Saarbrücken Since January 2006 a part of Örebro County RDC Staff 3 persons Objective. A sustainable energy system. Promote rational use of energy and renewables www.onet.energi.org

8. Renewable energy in Örebro County Energy supply for district heating Örebro county Figur x. Energy supply for district heating in Örebro County Källa: Svensk Fjärrvärme AB. Kompletterad och bearbetad av ÖNET Energikontoret Örebro län.

9. Renewable energy and district heating About 20 large and small scale district heating plants – mainly biofuels From 0,5 MW – 700 MW

10. Renewable energy in Örebro County Wood chips and pellet production Laxå Maskinflisning Woodchip harvester Laxå Pellets AB 80 000 ton/year

11. Renewable energy in Örebro County Incineration CHP- plants SAKAB - Kumla KEMAB - Karlskoga Ethanol production for vehicle fuel 2008? KEMAB Karlskoga

12. Renewable energy Solarpanels from Aquasol, Örebro in prime ministers residence Harpsund

13. Renewable energy Solar power. 425 m2 Alleskolan Hallsberg

14. Project - BETTI “Improved energy advice to manufacturing companies”

15. BETTI – “Improved energy advice to manufacturing SME,s” Project 2005-08 – 2006-12-31 Object Focus on industry sector(SM) and the use of electric energy Spread information about energysaving possibilities Spread information about energy surveys and analysis Create good examples. Energy efficient companies Training programme for municipal energy advisers Training programme for ”energy managers” at the enterprises Financing The Swedish Energy Agency County administrative board County council Municipalities Enterprises

16. Final use of energy per sector Sweden SHN

17. Electricity consumption inside EU SHN

18. Volvo car production Belgium and Sweden SHN

19. Are Swedish industry energy efficient? Electricity prices - industrial users max demand 500kW Price level and evolution in the electricity market (in Euro per kWh) Excl taxes Eurostat 2006 Answer is no when it comes to electricity !

20. Energy Prices in Sweden Woodchips and pellets

21. BETTI – “Better energy advice to manufacturing SME,s” Method 22 surveys and analysis in manufacturing companies. One in each participating municipality in the Counties of Örebro and Östergötland Practical training programme - “learning by doing”. Experienced consultant and energy advisers work together with personnel from the enterprise. 1-2 days per plant. 22 reports with energy advice are produced and discussed Brochure with good examples will be produced and disseminated 21 breakfast meetings are held for “neighbouring” companies

22. BETTI Participating enterprises 10 mechanical engineering 3 plastics 2 food processing 2 construction 2 industrial park 1 casting 1 textile 1 brewery Fricweld AB Hällefors 1120 employees 130 900 m2 76 800 MWh 49 000 MWh el.

23. Energy balance Electricity Oil Gas Dist heating Production processes Supporting processes Heating cooling buildings Lighting Compressed air Etc Ventilation Heating Drying Mixing Turning and Routing

25. BETTI – “Better energy advice to manufacturing SME,s” Tools FLUKE Power analyzer Data logger EnSam – Excel programme Gives an overview Design by University of Linköping www.ikp.liu.se/energi/ensam Cooperation Peter Karlsson, University of Linköping, IndLast AB Measurement power distribution plant

26. Driftsanalys Effektuttag för en tillverkningsenhet. Power usage for a manufactoring unit. EnhetBenämning Min Med Max kW Effekt16,0720,64 36,51 SHN

27. Time values SHN

28. Power consumption - weeks 215 kW 770 kW 915 kW 915 – 770 = 145 kW á 140 kr + 322 kr -> 66.990 kr

29. BETTI Results so far 16 company reports with advice 241 suggested measures 131 quantified measures electricity -19% 9500 MWh energy for heating (except el.) -16% 2700 MWh and conversion (el. and fossils to biofuels) -14 % 10600 MWh Energy saving potential quantified

30. BETTI Results so far 16 reports with advice 241 suggested measures 131 quantified measures carbondioxid reduction – total 14581 ton (= 5400 m3 oil ) 1 kWh electricity = 1 kg CO2 since we have coal condensing power on the margin in the European electricity system. Sjödin 2003, L.Trygg, B.G. Karlsson 2005. Environmental savings

31. BETTI Results so far 16 reports with advises 241 suggested measures 131 quantified measures - Lighting - Compressed air system Supporting processes - Ventilation - Tick over/down time saving measures - Conversion Identified measures with the highest potential

32. SHN Lighting

33. Compressed air production 20 – 40 % 5 % 100 % Losses Remaining power Power input Losses Power output

34. LCC- pumps for hotwater cirkulation Operation Maintanence

35. Tomgångsanalys - Tick-over analysis Dygn SHN

36. Driftsanalys Tomgångsdrift SHN

37. Laxå Special Vehicles 70 employee`s 7500 m2 Electricity usage 1575 MWh District heating 1401 MWh -------------------------------------------------- Energy saving potential el. 229 MWh eller 15 % Power reduction 153 kW Energy saving potential heating ca 500 MWh eller 35 % -------------------------------------------------------------- Conversion from el. to district heating phosphate dip reduces CO2- emissions with 660 ton per year

38. Electrical energy 1280 MWh District heating1054 MWh Oil for steamprod 398 MWh - - - - - - - - - - - - Energy saving potential Measures Electrical 338 MWh - 26% Lighting, compressor, timeregulation District heating537 MWh - 51% Waste heat, Roof insulation. Reduced emissions 338 ton CO2 AB Bandindustrier Kumla 85 employees 20 000 m2

39. DEFORM Degerfors 20 employees 6000 m2 Total energy usage 3514 MWh Savings 26% Electric energi 1033 MWh Savings 44 % Oil 1630 MWh Converting to DH 34% Gas 900 MWh Converting to DH 100% Reduction CO2 682 ton Roof insulation Compressors Lighting system Time regulation

40. Conclusions and results There is a huge potential for energy savings in manufactoring companies. About 20 % for electricity in this study. About 16% for heating. About 14 % of the total energy usage (oil, gas, electricity) could be converted to biofuels or district heating The energy advices given has not yet been followed up but….in southeast Sweden a similar study with about 200 companies involved showed that about 42 % of the suggested measures were planned or carried out. University of Linköping, 2006

41. Thank you and welcome to Örebro County