1. Stadtwerke Crailsheim GmbH MUSEC-Crailsheim State of the work in WP 2 Thomas Pauschinger Steinbeis Research Institute for Solar and Sustainable Thermal Energy Systems pauschinger@solites.de, www.solites.de

2. Stadtwerke Crailsheim GmbH State of MUSEC-Crailsheim Baseline (2005) Analysis, Potentials, Targets SEC Strategy SEC Implementation public SEC Crailsheim EIE MUSEC: methods best practices National SECA group Stakeholders: - Stadtwerke Crailsheim - city of Crailsheim - citizens - industry and craft - architects and planners - schools SEC Blueprint: Exchange Dissemination EU, DE

3. Stadtwerke Crailsheim GmbH Next steps 1.Consolidation of the local SEC partnership 2.Setting of shared SEC targets 3.Project definition and strategy phase 4.Public information activities and events

4. Stadtwerke Crailsheim GmbH Major results of the baseline assessment Total energy consumption (2005) end energy consumption1,6 Mio kWh/year per inhabitant (+19 %)50.470 kWh/year share of RES~ 6,3 % share of RUE (CHP)~ 2,4 %

5. Stadtwerke Crailsheim GmbH Major results of the baseline assessment

6. Stadtwerke Crailsheim GmbH Major results of the baseline assessment

7. Stadtwerke Crailsheim GmbH Major results of the baseline assessment

8. Stadtwerke Crailsheim GmbH Major results of the baseline assessment

9. Stadtwerke Crailsheim GmbH Major results of the baseline assessment

10. Stadtwerke Crailsheim GmbH SWOT StrengthsWeaknesses  Innovative energy supply (production and purchase)  High RES-electricity share  Contacts to city, industry and enterprises (B2B)  Private house owners  Fossil fuel based heat sector  Low impact on transport  Implementation velocity OpportunitiesThreats  National trends  Funding situation  Local identification and value creation  Costs and resources  Economic pressure on enterprises  Priority setting by operators

11. Stadtwerke Crailsheim GmbH Targets for MUSEC-Crailsheim (proposal) e.g. based on EU and BMU targets: within 2020 increase of energy efficiency:20 % share of RES:20 % Targets of BMU: Reduction of the electricity consumption (11 %) and of the heat demand (buildings, heating systems, industrial processes) Increase of the RES electricity share (27 %) Increase of the RES heat share (14 %) Increase of the CHP share (25 %) Increase of energy efficiency in the transport sector and the share of biofuels (17 %)

12. Stadtwerke Crailsheim GmbH Lessons learnt Consortium building is a key task and effort Baseline assessment low data availability compromise between effort and exactness very individual methodology real standards or tools are rare What is needed for starting a SEC process?