Energy Technology Development and Demonstration Programme (EUDP)

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1 Slide 1 Energy Technology Development and Demonstration Programme (EUDP) EUDP and RD&D within Wind Energy Programme Manager København 12. december 2016

2 Slide 2 CONTENT Introduction to the Danish Energy Technology Funding Landscape (RD&D) Public support granted over the years EUDP programme Impact Cases København 12. december 2016

3 Slide 3 The Danish policies on climate change is driven by compliance with international climate obligations, and by achieving national targets in the energy sector. Denmark is to be independent of fossil fuels by 2050 The foci of the energy policy are energy efficiency, electrification and renewable energy. The Danish government has identified a need for new technological solutions. Consequently The government supports research, development and demonstration (RD&D) directly by funding institutions and programmes. To keep in mind: The focus is not only on climate and security of supply based on non-fossil fuels it is at least as much on growth and employment

4 Slide 4 DANISH FUNDING PROGRAMMES (VALUE CHAIN) Programmes / Value Chain Basic Research Applied Research Development Demonstration Market Development The Danish Council for Independent Research Danish National Research Foundation EUDP (TRL 4-9) ForskEL (TRL 2-9) ElForsk (The Danish Energy Association s research and development programme) Innovation Fund Denmark Market Development Fund København 12. december 2016

5 Slide 5 TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT GRANTED FOR ENERGY RESEARCH (DKK MILL.) København 12. december 2016

6 Slide 6 Project Budget 1600 EUDP: Budget (million DKK) II Requested Grant Own contribution Grant

7 EUDP Main focus: Development and Demonstration Covers all RES and EE technologies with commercial potentials Projects to be driven by industry Typically 2 calls pr. year - early spring /autumn Portfolio: < 400 projects Approx. 2 billion DKK Split: 50/50 % (average) Hit rate: 1:3 Typical support: 3-10 MDKK /project Secretariat based in the Danish Energy Agency Since 2007 Portfolio: > 600 projects Approx. 6 billion DKK Split: 50/50 %

8 Slide 8 EUDP Funding in 2016 (million DKK) Wind Power EU-DEMOWIND2: 3.1 Others: 4.0 Energy Efficient Transport: 6.3 Biomass: 31.0 Biomass EU BESTF3: 9.8 Wind Power: 56.4 Hydrogen and Fuel cells: 25.5 Wave Power: 0.1 Smart Grid and System Integration: 21,1 Solar: 13,7 Fossil Fuel: 0,0 Energy Efficiency: 38,6

9 Slide 9 Who gets the EUDP funding? (1) 30% Private Enterprises Others Universities 4% 66%

10 Slide 10 Who gets the EUDP funding? (2) Private Enterprises 40% 50% Small Medium Large 10%

11 Evaluation of the impact of the EUDP programme World-class research and new researchers Green transition and security of supply 84 pct. of all projects reach their goals New knowledge and new networks established New jobs +215 astholdelse Turnover: +574 MDKK Export: +410 MDKK 11

12 Slide 12 DANISH EXPORT OF ENERGY TECHNOLOGY A CORE STRENGTH København 12. december 2016

13 Slide 13 EUDP Successful Projects

14 Slide 14 PowerLabDK An experimental platform for electric power and energy Test laboratories Full Scale Power System Large Scale Facilities

15 Slide 15 Consumers through demand response providing services to the energy system.

16 Slide 16 Case: Predicting the wind

17 Slide 17 CASE: Yaw error correction

18 Slide 18 CASE: Self Hoisting Crane

19 Slide 19 CASE: D-STRING Structural Reinforcements

20 Slide 20 CASE: XL-BLADE

21 Slide 21 A New European Wind Atlas (NEWA) has a total budget of approx. 100 M DKK and is funded by the EC and 9 national funding agencies Why invest: The industry is still challenged by the many projects having significant discrepancies between estimated and actual production data. A wind turbine power production can be improved dramatically if the turbine is placed in the optimal range. It will become a key tool for manufacturers, developers, public authorities and decision-makers. NEWA will provide a unified high resolution and freely available data-set of wind energy resource in Europe.

22 Slide 22 Further information: København 12. december 2016