BDHG Delegation June 24th Lars Hummelmose ( 拉斯 ) Managing Director ( 总经理 ) DBDH

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1 BDHG Delegation June 24th 2014 Lars Hummelmose ( 拉斯 ) Managing Director ( 总经理 ) DBDH

2 Table of contents Introduction of Danish Board of District Heating District heating in Denmark District heating in Europe

3 DBDH unites the energy Organisation for leading actors in the District Heating and Cooling Sector Established in members (i) Manufacturers, (ii) Consulting Engineers and (iii) Utilities Magazine HOT COOL Quarterly Journal Photo: CTR Peak Load Station by the Copenhagen Airport 160,000 monthly Hits 5,000 unique monthy users

4 DBDH THE DISTRICT HEATING INDUSTRY Manufactures Conculting engineers - Utilities

5 DBDH 丹麦集中供热协会 Contact: 迈克尔主席 (DBDH 中国 ) 移动电话 : mh@kamstrup.dk

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7 Agreement of Cooperation CDHA & DBDH Framework for exchange of information to extend the knowledge of DHC and CHP DBDH will provide information and new trends Facilitate contact to relevant Danish authorities, organisations and DH companies

8 Agreement of Strategic Cooperation BDHG & DBDH Exchanges on heating related policies, laws and regulations Exchanges of knowledge within DHC and CHP by organizing mutual visits Establish demo projects within smart heating and new energy utilization eg. Low Temp. DH Network

9 Table of contents Introduction of Danish Board of District Heating District heating in Denmark District heating in Europe

10 Why? oil crisis 2 countries were 99% dependent on imported energy: Japan and Denmark (oil and coal) Supply situation exacerbated by inefficient energy use Sharply rising oil prices caused severe economic crisis and high unemployment. A matter of national security and top economic priority to embark on new sustainable solutions Car free Sundays in Denmark as a result of the oil crisis in 1973

11 Energy Legislation 1976 Electricity Supply Act How? DECIDED THAT WASTED ENERGY IS BAD AND REACTED! 1979 Heat supply act 1986 decentralized CHP to promote domestic fuels, e.g. biomass 1990 increase use of biomass by building new CHP and converting existing coal and oil fired CHP s to e.g. biomass 1993 Concrete measures to increase use of biomass to 20 PJ/Year 2008 Further increase use of biomass by tons

12 The Danish Example De-linking Economic Growth from Energy Consumption: Financial Crisis 3 reasons: 1) REDUCE, 1) Energy 2) RECYCLE, Savings, 2) 3) CHP/DH, REPLACE 3) Renewable Energy Source: Danish Energy Agency

13 DHC Law # 1: Reduce Before anything else you will have to reduce your waste and consumption 2/3 of the fuel we use to produce power is wasted CHP can more than double this efficiency, Executive Director Mr. Nobou Tanaka, IEA Source: IEA, CHP: Evaluating the Benefits of Greater Global Investment (2008).

14 100% DHC Law # 2: REuse CHP-contribution to total production 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% 1990 '95 '00 '05 '10 '12 District heating Electricity REuse = In 2012, 73% of DH-heat. and 75% of power is covered by CHP Source: Danish Energy Agency

15 DHC Law # 3: Replace District Heating = Heat supply for 62 pct. of all buildings 52 % of DH in Denmark comes from renewable energy & waste 100% 80% 60% Biomass exempted from energy tax 40% 20% 0% 1990 '95 '00 '05 '10 '12 Electricity for heat pumps, electric boilers Renewable energy Waste, non-renewable Coal Natural Gas Oil Source: Danish Energy Agency

16 Today 40 Years Later Main Results - Denmark: Net exporter of oil and gas Lowest energy consumption per GDP-unit in EU Highest contribution to electricity from new renewables (non-hydro RE) in the world Most efficient clean coal technology world wide Leading nation of advanced energy solutions (district heating and CHP, wind turbines, biomass plants, energy saving technologies ) Front Cover of Hot Cool 3/2009 (Focus: System Integrator on Urban Infrastructure)

17 Tomorrow s smart energy infrastructure Solar Wind

18 Waste to energy in Copenhagen Efficient waste management Firstly: Reuse and recycling Secondly: Waste to energy Small need for landfills Efficient waste to energy Central Heating Plants Low environmental impact 100 % efficiency with flue condensation 18

19 Green Source Integration 1. Implement District Heating and Renewable Energy policies 2. Identify local energy sources 1. Waste to heat 2. Industrial surplus energy 3. Agricultural/forest residue 3. Establish Transmission Networks

20 Table of contents Introduction of Danish Board of District Heating District heating in Denmark District heating in Europe

21 DH share in EU Source: Euroheat & Power (DHC Country by Country survey 2013) 21

22 DH share in EU Source: Euroheat & Power (DHC Country by Country survey 2013) 22

23 DH share in EU Source: Euroheat & Power (DHC Country by Country survey 2013) 23

24 Share of CHP in electricity generation Source: Euroheat & Power (DHC Country by Country survey 2013) 24

25 Lars Hummelmose Managing Director Phone: (+45) Mobile: (+45)