Current state of energyproduction and useage, sources and domestic production.

A comparison through a Scandinavian and Baltic

point of view

Current state of energyproduction and useage, sources and domestic production

Oil38%

Natural gas22%

Coal and Coke18%

Waste, non renewable

2% Renewable20%

Gross consumption

Current energy production and useage

Total: 815 [PJ]

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Import and export

Exports and Imports• Oil– The fifth largest oil exporter in the world.– Exports over 2 million barrels per day. 

• Gas– The third largest exporter.– Over 100 billion scm exported annually.

• Hydro– Approximately 17 TWh.

• Imports are insignificant compared to exports

Type of Energy

Because of environmental conflicts it is hard to achieve acceptance for large scale hydropower.

Focus on improved use of already developed rivers.

Old plants may be replaced by more efficient plants.

The government has presented a strategy for development of Small hydro.◦ Important for energy supply.◦ Important for local development.◦ Secure income for farmers to maintain settlement

patterns in rural areas. International focus on renewable energy.

Present situation of Hydro

Hydro◦ Approximately 96% of all power production is

hydropower.◦ Annual production: 124 TWh, annual variation +-

20%◦ Installed capacity: 29.600 MW, 1250 power plants. ◦ Reservoir capacity: 83,4 TWh

Wind◦ 10 TWh licensed by the government.◦ 1,8 TWh developed or under construction.◦ 4,1 TWh appealed to the officials.◦ 4,1 TWh has a final license – ready for

development.

Resources and Usage

Oil◦ The total oil resources are between 10,6 and 16,9 billion

scm.◦ 7,1 billion scm has already been produced.◦ Over 2 million barrels per day produced

Russia 10,1 and Saudi-Arabia 9,8 Gas

◦ Over 4.000 billion scm of recoverable gas reserves◦ 2.000 billion scm to be discovered.◦ 30% of all gas production in Western Europe.◦ The fifth largest producer in the world, but has only 1.6% of

the world’s proven gas reserves. Others

◦ Solar, osmotic etc.

Resources and Usage

Usage

The total distric heat production was 7308 GWh

The total electric energy production was 5569 GWh

The total amount of energy produced was 12 877 GWh

4259 GWh of energy was imported 2605 GWh of energy was exported

Energy production in Latvia

0.80% 2.00%

61.00%9.00%

26.80%

0.40% 0.01%

Energy sources

Coal and peat OilGasBiofuelHydro energyWindOther sources

Latvia 2010

18%

28%35%

14%

4%

Energy consumption

ConstructionTransportHouseholdsServicesAgriculture, forestry, hunting, fishing

Latvia 2010

The total district heat production was 13 148 GWh

The total electric energy production was 15 358 GWh

The total amount of energy produced was 28 506 GWh

4783 GWh of energy was imported 7715 GWh of energy was exported

Energy production in Lithuania

19%

33%33%

13%

2%

Energy consumption

ConstructionTransportHouseholdsServicesAgriculture, forestry, hunting, fishing

Lithuania 2009

0% 3%

34%

8%

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4%

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1%

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Share of total primary energy supply, IEA 2009

NorwayDenmarkIcelandSwedenFinlandLithuaniaLatviaEstonia

A Scandinavian and Baltic comparison

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