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1 South East Europe Regional Consultation Meeting Bucharest, Romania 6 – 7 October 2016
Session II: Opportunities and Challenges in RE Deployment in the Region Slovenia

2 Renewable energy target for 2020
Directive 2009/28/ES– 25 % RES in final energy use Sectoral goals by NREAP 2020: Electricity – 39 % Heating & cooling – 34 % Transport – 10 % 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 2008 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 Renewable energy [PJ] Transport Heat Electricity- other RES Hydro PP TARGET 25% In accordance to RES Directive Slovenia is bound to reach 25% of RES in gross final energy use until 2020 – the goal defined in the Action plan for RES , adopted in July 2010 by the Government. 25% share of renewables in final energy use and 10 % in transport by 2020; sectoral goals 2020

3 Achieving Intermediate goals of RES in 2014

4 Role of RES in primary energy supply
0,0 0,2 0,4 0,6 0,8 1,0 1,2 1,4 1,6 1,8 2,0 2000 2005 2008 2010 2015 2020 2030 RES Use [mio toe] Biomass Hydro Other RES (solar, wind, geotermal) Projections in the field of total primary energy supply (TPES)- share of other RES will incease significally. Vir: IJS CEU, 2011

5 Sectoral Goals for achieving RES target

6 RES for heating to 2030

7 Electricity generation from RES in 2014 (%)

8 Scenario for Electricy Production from RES to 2030

9 Exploatation of river potential until 2030
Until 2030 further 13,6 p.p. exploited; share of exploatation of river increased to 62%, included two location in Natura 2000

10 Slovenia with the highest share of area under Natura 2000
Reference scenario: 25,8% RES without HE in Natura 2000

11 CHALLENGES Natura 2000 covers 38% of our territory: barriers for exploitation of hydro potential! Conflict between protection of Natura and RES goals at EU level; Long procedure to demonstrate overriding public interes; in energy sector on EU level has not been performed yet RES investmets therefore not clear and more expensive (conservation and compensatory measures) costs of habitats protection should not be turned over to investors (long-term monitoring, various detailed studies…)!

12 Energy refurbishment of Buildings
Lower energy consumption in buildings -16% by 2030 Higer RES use 2/3 in 2030 (without District heating and electricity) Lower aggregate RES consumption -6 % by 2030 Low potential in Heating for increasing agregate RES Only potentials in Electricity Natura 2000?

13 RES potential in Heating
Use of RES in industry Limited Higher EE of boilers Lower RES Air polution policy Use of biomass limited

14 Energy consumption by sectors

15 Discussion Benchmarks by sectors (E, H&C, T)
RES target must support other goals; like air pollution, biodiversity, competitiveness, EE, security of supply National targets or measures on EU level (RES market?)

16 Opportunities from the uptake of renewables
Renewable Energy Sources RES production [ktoe/year] Support in 2015−2020 [mio EUR] Investments −2020 CO2 reduction (2020) [ktCO2/year] Employment for operating [No. of Employees] Employment for production, construction, insatalation (2015−2020) [years of employment] Electricity 59,09 79,58 520,50 377,95 134 3.432 Hydro 33,74 11,69 262,38 215,80 50 808 Solar 13,18 26,40 141,24 84,33 46 2.405 Wind 7,82 13,73 69,57 50,05 10 117 Biomass 4,34 27,76 47,31 28 104 Heating/cooling 165,62 156,30 670,98 359,49 460 1.725 Geothermal 2,77 5,87 12,13 6,38 9 35 3,83 10,01 75,27 8,82 37 275 132,78 110,49 383,14 283,85 314 1.043 Heating Pumps 26,25 29,93 200,44 60,44 99 372 Transport 128,47 0,00 395,80 / Bioetanol/bio-ETBE 12,85 39,27 Biodizel 115,62 356,53 Total 353,18 238,13 1.191,47 1.133,23 594 5.157 1500 jobs, 1 mrd investments

17 Expected future developments in the frameworks for renewables
Revised National Renewable Energy Action Plan with focus on 2030 New feed-in support scheme according to new Energy Act (2014) Energy Concept - long-term energy strategy to 2050 in preparation

18 Potential areas for required support
Procedure for determing overriding public interest; RES, climate change mitigation : biodiversity

19 Thank you for your attention !
Web site MZIP-DE: Informacijski portal energetika


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