Economic crisis and energy policy at a crossroad Energi og økonomi 17/3 2009 Frede Hvelplund Department of Development and Planning, Aalborg University.

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Economic crisis and energy policy at a crossroad Energi og økonomi 17/ Frede Hvelplund Department of Development and Planning, Aalborg University

Oil price development Economic crisis!

US oil import and the economic crisis Net import 1000 barrels per day Average price per barrel US$ Annual net import of petroleum products Billion US $ Balance of payment in billion US $ US $ increase in foreign debt per member of workforce (140 mill.)

More an economic/ecological crisis than a financial crisis The economic crisis is mainly caused by the increased fossil fuel/oil dependency The fossil fuel/oil dependency is also causing the climate change problems. Clearly the weak financial institutions boosts the economic- and climate problems!!

Lack of sustainable energy policy: The common cause of economic crisis and climate crisis Lack of sustainable energy policy Climate crisis Economic/financial crisis

Market reactions hampering green tecnological innovation

The rise and fall of oilprices

The rise and fall of coal prices

The rise and fall of CO2 prices

Financial crisis The rise and fall of willingness to finance houses, projects etc.

Economic crisis and climate policy Tendency to wrong economic paradigm: “Due to the economic crisis we cannot afford implementing sustainable energy technologies.”

The vicious circle of present climate, energy and financial policy hampering green tech. innovation Lack of sustainable energy policy Climate crisis Economic/financial crisis Falling prices on fossil fuels Collapsed carbon markets Collapsed financial system “wrong” problem understanding and political will/ability (tendency) Worsened Increased The task is to break this vicious circle!!

Problem: Momentary falling prices on fossil fuels hindering stable innovation conditions for sustainable energy technologies. Solution: Oil tax keeping oil prices at (for instance) minimum 120 US$ per barrel. Similar solution for other fossil fuels.

Problem: Lack of “green techn”. financing Solution: Public quaranty for investment in sustainable energy technologies. (Just a small fragment compared to the present quaranties to the banks, but directly linked to projects. Has been used succesfully for Danish district heatiing projects)

Problem: Collapsed CO2 markets destroys stable markets for sustainable energy technology innovation.

Economic crisis and the systemic failure of the present “amount” quota system. Quota price per tonnes CO2 Quota supply (Recession) Quota supply (Growth) Quota demand (Growth) Quota demand ( Recession) Quota price economic growth Quota price economic recession This price reduction/oscillation hampers green energy innovation seriousely !!

The need for energy “efficiency” quotas (Example!!). Year Gram CO2 per kWh electricity

Efficiency quotas versus the present amount quotas. Efficiency quotas Amount quotas Tradeable? yes Area of usePower plants, large firms,small firms,households Power plants and large firms Price stability under different growth conditions High price stability as the quota is linked to kWh emission. Low price stabilitu, as the quot is linked to the absolute CO2 emission.

The “good circle” climate, energy and financial policy Sustainable energy policy Climate crisis Economic/financial crisis Stable consumer prices on fossil fuels Stable CO2 costs due to efficiency quotas Public quaranty on “green energy” loans. Active national energy policy Reduced The vicious circle has been broken!! Lack of