1. RES-H Policies and markets in Upper Austria Christiane Egger O.Ö. Energiesparverband ESV-Design081465en

2. Oberösterreich – Upper Austria Capital:Linz Population:1.38 mio Area:12.000 km² Gross inland cons.: 305 PJ; 30 % renewables Unemployment:3.6 % economic activities:industry, service sector, tourism, 25% of the Austrian exports O.Ö. Energiesparverband regional energy agency energy efficiency, renewable energy & innovative technologies main funding: regional government services to private households, SMEs, public bodies ESV-Design081465en

3. Energy Action Plan of Upper Austria 1994 - 1999 30 % renewable energy (hydro, wood biomass, solar) energy consumption in new housing reduced by 30 % 15,000 jobs 2000 - 2010 double biomass & solar: wood biomass 13 % (2007) 1 % energy saving/year 1.5 % energy savings in the public sector/year 2010-2030 100 % space heating & electricity from renewable energy reduction of heat demand by 39 % minus 65 % CO 2 emissions ESV-Design081465en

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5. Biomass heating in Upper Austria 13 % of total energy consumption > 30,000 biomass heating installations 250 biomass district heating plants > 30 % of the municipalities mainly use biomass for heating < 100 kW 100 kW - 1 MW > 1 MW capacity in MW target: doubling by 2010 ESV-Design081465en

6. Solar thermal in Upper Austria cumulated target: 1 million m² 10 million ft² by 2010 in 1000 m² EU 2007:0.04 m² per capita Germany 2007:0.11 m² per capita Austria 2007:0.35 m² per capita Upper Austria 2007:0.64 m² per capita Upper Austria 2010: 0.7 m² per capita ESV-Design081465en

7. Solar thermal in Upper Austria cumulated target: 3 million m² 30 millio ft² by 2030 in 1000 m² ~ EU 2007:0.04 m² per capita Austria 2007:0.35 m² per capita Upper Austria 2010: 0.7 m² per capita Upper Austria 2030: 2.2 m² per capita ESV-Design081465en

8. Renewable Heating - Market Shares EU15AustriaUpper Austria district heating RES heating without district heating other 8 % 31.4 % 11.3 % 25.1 % 13 % ESV-Design081465en

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11. RES-e: Potentials - renewable energy sources 2030 TU-Wien Biomass (electricity)484 GWh  1,370 GWh Biogas50 GWh  600 GWh Hydro power11,700 GWh  12,200 GWh PV5 GWh  150 GWh "Green heat" (incl. district heating) 38 PJ  62 PJ Biomass (heat)23 PJ  40 PJ Heat pumps1 PJ  2 - 3 PJ Solar thermal1 PJ  4 PJ Heat: ESV-Design081465en

12. Renewable Heating in Upper Austria covers 41 % of the heating demand more than 100 million Euro investment in new installations annually reduces energy bill for imported fossil fuels by more than 500 million Euro annually employs more than 5,000 to meet our objective of 100 % renewable heating in 2030, heat demand has to be decreased by 39% ESV-Design081465en

13. Upper Austria's sustainable energy strategy 3 Pillars "stick""carrot""tambourine" ESV-Design081465en

14. ESV-Design081465en Sustainable Energy Policies & Programmes in Upper Austria Public awarenessLegal measures Financial support Specific programmes Training Energy Advice Energy Policy Targets: - Reduce demand - Increase renewables

15. RES-H Polices in Upper Austria - Examples Financial support (direct investment subsidies) for biomass and solar for private households ~ 25-30 %, for businesses 44 % Obligation to use RES (heating & DHW) in new & renovated public buildings Obligation to use an "alternative energy system" in all new buildings > 1000 m²; exception: if the technical, economic or ecologic inexpedience (Unzweckmäßigkeit) can be proven "Solar obligation": all new homes Onspot free energy advice for all private homes and public bodies, for companies subsidised to 75 % Comprehensive training programme for RES-h for all actors along the value chain regular large publicity campaigns for solar and biomass (e.g. O.Ö. Solarkampagne 2006 & 2007, O.Ö. Pelletskampagne 2008 & 2009), funded by the regional government Ökonergie-Cluster: network of 150 RES & EE companies EGEM: participative local energy action plans ESV-Design081465en

16. The end of the oil-era? oil-heating renewable energy technologies 32 % 36 % 1999 < 1 % 76 % 2007 ESV-Design081465en

18. Promotion of renewable heating market development goal: double modern biomass & solar thermal installations "meet demand": Training Research & demonstration programme Contracting Programme Oekoenergie-Cluster "create demand": Financial support Legal measures Energy advice Campaigns, information actions EGEM programme (local action ESV-Design081465en

19. Ökoenergie-Cluster Upper Austria presently 145 partners, 35 Czech partners managed by O.Ö. Energiesparverband on behalf of the regional government of Upper Austria since 2000 www.oec.at - also in English Turnover: 1,570 million Euro Employees: ~ 4,000 Export share: > 50 % Network objectives: support business development of the partners foster increased co-operation among partners "Regional Dialogue Platform" ESV-Design081465en

20. Training & knowledge transfer Examples from ESV’s course programme – training seminars: Large pellet heating systems (1 per year) Biomass for municipalities (1 per year) Energy advisers (households & commercial sectors) (3-4 per year) Modernising social housing (2 per year) Renewables & energy efficiency for municipal staff (2 per year) Future home owners (2 per year) ESV-Design081465en

21. Creating demand: Promoting RES heating in Upper Austria to different user groups One family home Energy advice Financial support Publications & events Multi family homes Financial support Demonstration buildings Surveys & Round-tables Public buildings Legal obligations Pre-requisite for funding Energy advice Architects competitions Training & events ESV-Design081465en Company buildings Energy advice Financial support Campaigns Sector concepts Events & publications