1 Mag. Johannes Reichl Energieinstitut an der Johannes Kepler Universität Linz Opportunities for Gas Utilities through the EU Energy Efficiency Policy.

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1 Mag. Johannes Reichl Energieinstitut an der Johannes Kepler Universität Linz Opportunities for Gas Utilities through the EU Energy Efficiency Policy – the “Energy Star 2010” Programme, an example from Austria Paris, 12th Septembre 2007

2 Overview 1. ESD-main aspects 2. Energy Star An example of a gas utility 4. Changes for gas utilities 5. Opportunities & risks for gas utilities Opportunities for Gas Utilities Directive 2006/32/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 5 April 2006 on energy end-use efficiency and energy services The purpose of this Directive is to enhance the cost-effective improvement of energy end-use efficiency in the Member States by: (a) providing the necessary indicative targets as well as mechanisms, incentives and institutional, financial and legal frameworks to remove existing market barriers and imperfections that impede the efficient end use of energy; (b) creating the conditions for the development and promotion of a market for energy services and for the delivery of other energy efficiency improvement measures to final consumers. Energy Service Directive – main aspects

3 Overview 1. ESD-main aspects 2. Energy Star An example of a gas utility 4. Changes for gas utilities 5. Opportunities & risks for gas utilities Opportunities for Gas Utilities Member States shall adopt and aim to achieve an overall national indicative energy savings target of 9 % for the ninth year of application of this Directive. Member states can choose from a wide variety of energy efficiency measures. The target is not adressed to a specific energy source as oil, coal or gas but to all energy sources, also renewable energy sources. Energy Service Directive – main aspects

4 Overview 1. ESD-main aspects 2. Energy Star An example of a gas utility 4. Changes for gas utilities 5. Opportunities & risks for gas utilities Opportunities for Gas Utilities Member states may implement the ESD by measures as:  white certificates  monetary funds (to be filled by the utilities)  voluntary agreements about amounts of energy to be saved through activities by the utilities  … Austria plans to conclude agreements between the government and the energy utilities (electricity, gas,…). Energy Service Directive – main aspects

5 Overview 1. ESD-main aspects 2. Energy Star An example of a gas utility 4. Changes for gas utilities 5. Opportunities & risks for gas utilities Opportunities for Gas Utilities The Federal State of Upper Austria has implemented the ESD in the year The 3 largest utilities have to conduct measures that initiate energy savings at the end-user level of 1% of the utilities’ yearly energy distribution. Utilities have chosen to undertake measures on three different levels Support end-user investments in energy efficient technologies (condensing boilers, …) Offer high quality energy audits to customers Activate end-user awareness for energy efficiency by information campaigns Energy Star 2010 – Energy Efficiency in Upper Austria

6 Overview 1. ESD-main aspects 2. Energy Star An example of a gas utility 4. Changes for gas utilities 5. Opportunities & risks for gas utilities Opportunities for Gas Utilities The Energy Institute at the JK University Linz has developed a methodology to estimate the energy savings (in kWh) initiated by the utilities’ activities. Developing the methodology was supported by erdgas oö and OÖ. Ferngas (technical know-how, data, financial support …). For all three utilities the amounts of saved energy are available by now for the year The gas utility has exceeded all expectations and reached energy savings of far more than 1% p.a. Most of the gas utility’s savings refer to the support for end- users by installing modern condensing boilers. Energy Star 2010 – Performance of the gas utility

7 Overview 1. ESD-main aspects 2. Energy Star An example of a gas utility 4. Changes for gas utilities 5. Opportunities & risks for gas utilities Opportunities for Gas Utilities Table 1: Energy savings from energy efficiency measures conducted by the erdgas oö in the business year 2006 Category Calculated savings in kWh/anno in % of total savings Energy audits1,983, Information related energy efficiency measure 1,406, CNG vehicles9, Condensing boilers in new buildings3,757, Condensing boilers in old buildings9,571, Major- and individual projects:2,166, Total18,712, Yearly saving target16,829,400- Energy Star 2010 – Performance of the gas utility

8 Overview 1. ESD-main aspects 2. Energy Star An example of a gas utility 4. Changes for gas utilities 5. Opportunities & risks for gas utilities Opportunities for Gas Utilities Graph 1: Energy efficiency measures conducted by the erdgas oö in the business year 2006, extraploated over their whole lifetime Energy Star 2010 – Performance of the gas utility Yearly target

9 Overview 1. ESD-main aspects 2. Energy Star An example of a gas utility 4. Changes for gas utilities 5. Opportunities & risks for gas utilities Opportunities for Gas Utilities Natural gas can be used with higher efficiency than other fossil fuels. With the rising awareness for energy efficiency among end-users, natural gas is an attractive alternative compared to other fossil fuels. Lower CO 2 turnout as other fossil fuels allow to reposition natural gas as a climate friendly brand. Changes for gas utiltities

10 Overview 1. ESD-main aspects 2. Energy Star An example of a gas utility 4. Changes for gas utilities 5. Opportunities & risks for gas utilities Opportunities for Gas Utilities Get to know the running energy efficiency measures already undertaken in your company. Collect and quantify the early actions your companies have done so far. Be assure that your past attainments in the fields of energy efficiency will be heard when governments work out the national implementations of the ESD. Consequences for gas utiltities Risks for gas utiltities A passive refusal of acceptance of the ongoing national and European wide energy efficiency policy would doom the natural gas industry to stand on the sidelines while decisions are made by policy makers without the awareness of the contributions of the gas industry in the fields of energy efficiency.

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