Challenging climate change: energy efficiency perspective

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1 Challenging climate change: energy efficiency perspective Valdis Bisters Director of Climate and Renewable Energy Department Ministry of the Environment, Republic of Latvia

2 Main points of the presentation Climate change challenge - shift of paradigma Carbon flows and stabilization opportunities Co-benefits of climate change mitigation Energy efficiency and climate change mitigation measures Leverage for low carbon economy

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4 Emission projections

5 Efficiency and Conservation transport buildings industry Efforts needed to stabilize GHG emissions power lifestyle

6 Pacala & Socolow s Stabilization Wedges The blue area indicates a level of emission that would result in a stabilization of greenhouse gas levels within an acceptable 550 ppm * The green area indicates projected growth in greenhouse gas emissions over the next fifty years Each wedge in the green area represents 1 gigaton of carbon that must be removed from these growth projections Source: Pacala, S. and R. Socolow. "Stabilization Wedges: Solving the Climate Problem for the Next 50 Years with Current Technologies." Science, 13 Aug 2004, p * Note: Others place the maximum acceptable level much lower, at 440 ppm

7 Climate and energy indicators, Latvia 2.5 IKP / GDP Kopējā primāro energoresursu piegāde / TPES 2.0 Bruto elektroenerģijas patēriņš / Gross Electricity Consumption SEG emisijas / GHG emissions Avots: LIAA

8 Energy intensity (2005) KPEP/IKP / TPES/GDP , (toe/000 $2000) EU EU BG RO SK CZ EE LT PL Elektroenerģijas patēriņš* / IKP / Electricity consumption* / GDP , (kwh/$2000) HU Latvija SI FI MT CY PT BE ES LU NL OECD FR SE DE GR AT IT GB IE DK Source: IEA

9 100.0 CO2/Iedzīvotāju / CO2/Pop, 2005 (tco2/capita) CO2/KPEP / CO2/TPES, 2005 (tco2/toe) CO2/IKP / CO2/GDP, 2005 (kgco2/2000$) 10.0 EU-27 EU EU SE FR DK GB IE AT IT FI DE BE NL OECD LU ES GR PT Latvija CY SI MT LT HU PL SK CZ RO EE BG Source: IEA

10 Final Energy Use PJ 140% 120% Lauksaimniecība, mežsaimniecība, medniecība, zvejniecība / Agriculture, forestry, hunting, fisheries Pakalpojumi, būvniecība / Commercial, construction % Rūpniecība / Industry % Transports / Transport 90 60% Mājsaimniecības / Residential 60 40% 30 20% Enerģijas intensitāte (2000=100) / Energy intensity (2000=100) % Kopējā primāro energoresursu piegāde / Total primary energy supply Source: LIAA

11 Energy efficiency projects in Latvia (example) Broceni, Skolas St. 21 Broceni, Skolas St. 23 Broceni, Lielcieres St. 34 Broceni, Lielcieres St. 36 Riga, Celmu St. 5 Liepaja, Ganību St. 135/141 Salacgriva, Tirgus St. 3 Under the pilot project initiative by the Ministry of the Environment of Latvia and German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety

12 Riga, Celmu St. 5

13 Renovated house Key characteristics: Floors 5 Apartments 60 Inhabitants 151 Heating area 2972 m 2 Hot water provided all year around Undertaken measures: Changed windows, m Insulated walls, m Insulated top ceilings, m Termoregulators with metering on each battery 190 Basement insulation was not done Total investments

14 Heat Consumption (per year) , ,27 108,82 117, ,86 kwh/m ,4 58,09 62,28 60,12 69, Lielcieceres iela 36 Skolas iela 23 Lielcieceres iela 34 Skolas iela 21 Celmu iela 5 Pirms Pēc (Before) (After)

15 Heating costs (during heating season) Ls/m Lielcieceres iela 36 Skolas iela 23 Lielcieceres iela 34 Skolas iela 21 Celmu iela 5 Pirms Pēc (Before) (After)

16 CO 2 reduction % Lielcieceres iela 36 Skolas iela 23 Lielcieceres iela 34 Skolas iela 21 Celmu iela 5

17 Thinkins out of the box Carbon flows in economy Beyond building code and towards carbon neutral housing Life cycle approach (setting system boundaries for building material and building maintanance) Environmental policy integration (horizontal and vertical) Multistakeholder cooperation Demand side and supply side management with a view on tehnical standards and measures

18 Conslusions: Leverage for low carbon economy Energy efficiency Use of RES Efficient use fossil fuels

19 Further information Ministry of the Environment Republic of Latvia Ph: