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Swedish Renewable Energies AssociationSwedish Renewable Energies Association
www.sero.seChrister Söderberg 0710
HYDRO 2007
GRANADA, SPAIN16 OCTOBER, 2007
SHERPA PROJEKT
Christer SöderbergSERO
Sweden
SMALL HYDROPOWER IN EU-15SMALL HYDROPOWER IN EU-15
www.sero.seChrister Söderberg 0710
SMALL HYDROPOWER EU-15SMALL HYDROPOWER EU-15SHERPA PROJEKT
Status of SHP policy framework and market development in EU-15
EU definition: max installed capacity 10MW
Total capacity: 10 800 MW
Total production: 40 000 GWh
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A NEW SITUATION FOR HYDROPOWER GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE
ENDING FOSSIL FUELS SECURITY OF SUPPLY
Situation spelled out in
Kyoto protocol EU White Paper EU Green Paper Directive 2001/77/EC, promotion of renewable electricity
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HYDROPOWER REPRESENTS
NON-COMBUSTION ELECTRICITY PRODUCTION
(NCEP)
NO EMISSION AT ENERGY CONVERSION
NO EMISSION AT FUEL PRODUCTION
NO EMISSION AT FUEL TRANSPORT
NO WASTE
Highest ranking in Life Cycle Analysis (LCA)
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HYDROPOWER DEVELOPMENT IN EUROPEHYDROPOWER DEVELOPMENT IN EUROPE BEFORE 1830 WATER WHEELBEFORE 1830 WATER WHEEL
1830 THE WATER TURBINE WAS DEVELOPED IN FRANCE1830 THE WATER TURBINE WAS DEVELOPED IN FRANCE
1880 CA ELECTRICITY PRODUCED WITH HYDROPOWER1880 CA ELECTRICITY PRODUCED WITH HYDROPOWER
1900-1960 FAST DEVELOPMENT OF HYDROPOWER1900-1960 FAST DEVELOPMENT OF HYDROPOWER
1960-1980 A DARK PERIOD FOR SMALL HYDROPOWER1960-1980 A DARK PERIOD FOR SMALL HYDROPOWER
1980-2000 SLOWLY REVIVAL OF SMALL HYDROPOWER1980-2000 SLOWLY REVIVAL OF SMALL HYDROPOWER
2000- A COME-BACK FOR SMALL HYDROPOWER 2000- A COME-BACK FOR SMALL HYDROPOWER
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MAIN EUROPEAN SHP COUNTRIESMAIN EUROPEAN SHP COUNTRIESEU MEMBER COUNTRIESEU MEMBER COUNTRIESCOUNTRYCOUNTRY CAPACITY, MWCAPACITY, MW PRODUCTION, GWHPRODUCTION, GWHItaly 2 592 9 765Italy 2 592 9 765France 2 040 6 500 France 2 040 6 500 Spain 1 788 3 789 Spain 1 788 3 789 Germany 1 584 8 485 Germany 1 584 8 485 Austria Austria 994 5 759 994 5 759AllAll EU-15 10 776 40 167EU-15 10 776 40 167Remark: figures from 2005, a dry year in many European countriesRemark: figures from 2005, a dry year in many European countries
COUNTRIES OUTSIDE EUCOUNTRIES OUTSIDE EUNorway 1 310 4 893Norway 1 310 4 893Switzerland Switzerland 794 3 439 794 3 439
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SHP POTENTIALSHP POTENTIAL EU 15EU 15 From BlueAGE From BlueAGE studystudy Present production 40 167 GWhPresent production 40 167 GWh AdditionalAdditional potential potential 25 000 Total 65 167 Total 65 167
NorwayNorway Present production 4 897Present production 4 897 AdditionalAdditional potential potential 25 000 1) 1) Total 29 897 Total 29 897
SwitzerlandSwitzerland Present production 3 439 Present production 3 439 AdditionalAdditional potential potential 2 000 (year 2030) Total 5 439
1) Without environmental and legal constraints. Figures derived from a sophisticated mapping system
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INCOME FROM SHP IN MEMBER STATESINCOME FROM SHP IN MEMBER STATES INCOME FROM BUY-BACK RATES AND SUPPORT SYSTEM,INCOME FROM BUY-BACK RATES AND SUPPORT SYSTEM, € PER MWH€ PER MWH
COUNTRYCOUNTRY INCOMEINCOME SUPPORT SYSTEMSUPPORT SYSTEM UK 120 GREEN CERTIFICATESUK 120 GREEN CERTIFICATES PORTUGAL 90 FEED-IN SYSTEMPORTUGAL 90 FEED-IN SYSTEM SPAIN 78 FEED-IN SYSTEMSPAIN 78 FEED-IN SYSTEM GERMANY 96/67 FEED-IN SYSTEMGERMANY 96/67 FEED-IN SYSTEM SWEDEN 60 GREEN CERTIFICATES SWEDEN 60 GREEN CERTIFICATES
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EXPERIENCE OF PROMOTING SHP IN EU-15EXPERIENCE OF PROMOTING SHP IN EU-15
A GOOD NATIONAL RENEWABLE ENERGY POLICY.A GOOD NATIONAL RENEWABLE ENERGY POLICY. STABLE RULES STABLE RULES A FAIR INCOMEA FAIR INCOME —— ACCEPTABLE BUY-BACK RATES.ACCEPTABLE BUY-BACK RATES. — REDUCED OPERATIONAL COSTS — REDUCED OPERATIONAL COSTS — — ACCESS TO THE GRID AT REASONABLE CONDITIONSACCESS TO THE GRID AT REASONABLE CONDITIONS
AN ACCEPTABLE LICENCING PROCEDUREAN ACCEPTABLE LICENCING PROCEDURE MARKETING OF THE ADVANTAGES OF SHPMARKETING OF THE ADVANTAGES OF SHP A GOOD PUBLIC ACCEPTANCEA GOOD PUBLIC ACCEPTANCE ”SMALL IS ”SMALL IS BEAUTIFULBEAUTIFUL - BUT MORE EXPENSIVE”- BUT MORE EXPENSIVE”
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