Future Work. Session X. Junichi Fujino The 12th AIM International Workshop 19-21, February 2007, NIES/Tsukuba/Japan. Designed by Hajime Sakai

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1 Future Work Session X Designed by Hajime Sakai Junichi Fujino The 12th AIM International Workshop 19-21, February 2007, NIES/Tsukuba/ 1

2 Temperature raise 気温上昇 (1990 年 =0.6 ) (above the pre-industrial level) Soci Indust ety ry Residential Transportation Energy supply To 5.0 control temperature raise r below 2 o C (EU target) Calculated by AIM model GHG475ppm GHG: Greenhouse gases Advanced fire plant + CCS Hydrogen supply using fossil fuel + CCS Year BaU 温室効果ガス排出量 ( 二酸化炭素換算 :GtC/ 年 ) GHG emissions (Gt-Ceq) Global 25 GHG emissions should be reduced by 50% in 2050 年年 Year BaU GHG-475ppm to GHG-500ppm achieve GHG-550ppm GHG-650ppm Possible trend-breaking options to achieve 70% reductions toward 2050 in Main driving forces to reduce CO2 emissions reduce raw material production decrease numbers of population/household Production efficiency improvement Increase rate of natural gas use Use of high insulation system Control of home energy system High efficiency hair-conditioner, hot water heater, lighting system Fuel cell system, Photovoltaics on the roof Replacement of working/living place Public transportation Motor-driven mobiles: Electric Battery Vehicles, Fuel Cell Battery Vehicles Nuclear energy Use of electricity in night time, Electric storage CO2-free hydrogen supply Category Activity EE CI SD EE CI SD EE CI CI CCS amount * 23MtC 27MtC 16MtC 8MtC 21MtC 11MtC 9MtC 30MtC 11MtC 41MtC 30MtC * CO2 reduction amount compared with the emissions in 2000 CCS: Carbon Capture Storage Large GHG cut is possible in amount Service Demand (SD) 40 Energy Efficiency (EE) 78 Carbon Intensity (CI) 79 CCS 30 Large GHG cut is possible in 1990 Demand side Supply side 2000 CO 2 per capita emissions (t-c/cap) % reduction UK US World China Canada Germany France India IA2 IB1 BaU 2090 How to structure 7 global participation $200/t-C scenario Low- Carbon Society Project ese reduction target in %. Current per capita CO 2 emissions and Target US: delay for tech development, global warming business EU: Initiatives toward LCS : Need long-term vision METI, Developing countries: earlier 2030 scenario guidance toward LCS is key 2050 scenario Target for Low Carbon Society Shuzo Nishioka, Junichi Fujino; 2 NIES COP11 and COP/MOP1 side event Global Challenges Toward Low-Carbon Economy (LCE), Dec.3, 2005 Junichi Fujino, Jan at Iddri, Paris, fuji@nies.go.jp

3 We support country-wise LCS modeling through SD for Asia-Pacific and the world - We have continued AIM Training Workshops since Oct 16-20, 2006 at NIES Low Carbon Society 2050 India China Thailand Korea Malaysia Indonesia Brazil Russia South Africa Taiwan, China USA 3

4 1 st WS Executive Summary UK Low-Carbon Society (LCS) Through Sustainable Development -UK LCS study invite all countries to structure global LCS EU China Organized by MOEJ, Defra Facilitated by NIES,UKERC, Tyndall Centre First workshop in Tokyo, June 2006 Second workshop in London, June 2007 Design toward LCS USA Low Carbon Society Scientific background for G in Africa India COP12 side event Nov 8, Thai land Collaborative LCS research in Asia and further Oceania LCS study (FY ) Global Environment Research Fund of MOEJ 60research experts from NIES, Kyoto Univ., TIT, Univ. of Tokyo, and others All information is available on AIM Training Workshop since1997 Oct 16-20, (Asia-Pacific Integrated Model) Global Launch of Scientific, Technological, and Social Innovation to Develop LCS Latin America 4

5 -UK 2 nd LCS workshop in London, UK Workshop details Date: Wednesday 13 Friday 15 June 2007 Venue: The Mermaid Conference & Events Centre, Puddle Dock, Blackfriars, London, EC4V 3DB. Wednesday 13 June Thursday 14 June am Open / high level Analytical / model output pm LCS scene setting / context Practicalities how to achieve LCS (1) Friday 15 June Practicalities how to achieve LCS (2) Wrap up Raising awareness of potential benefits of transitioning to a LCS. Suggesting how to close the gap between the business as usual and LCS scenarios. Developing the framework for a map of LCS activities. 5

6 -UK Joint Research Project LCS(Low-Carbon Society) for Global Participation A First workshop was held in Tokyo, June14-16, A Second workshop will be held in London, June13-15, A Third workshop may be held in, Feb, G8 June

7 Things to do by Feb 2008 Develop Roadmaps using Advanced and Classical Models including cost analysis Mapping of LCS related activities Translate our research activities for public China, India, Thailand, Brazil Develop 2050 visions Develop roadmaps (research based) UK, Germany, France, and other LCS-positive countries Develop good roadmaps Other countries Ask to join our activities! 7

8 Schedule The middle of May, 2007: CSD in New York, USA May 2007: SBSTA in Bonn, Germany May 2007: Workshop on Climate Change for G8 Germany June 2007: G8 Germany June 13-15, 2007: -UK 2 nd LCS workshop in London, UK the end of June, 2007 IEW (International Energy Workshop) in Stanford, USA EMF22 in Stanford, USA (+ IPCC consortium?) Oct/Nov 2007: AIM Training Workshop Nov/Dec, 2007: COP13 in Bali, Indonesia Jan 2008: World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland Feb 2008 : -UK 3 rd LCS workshop in London, UK Feb 2008 : The 13 th AIM International Workshop in Tsukuba March 2008 : G20 Energy & Environment Ministerial Roundtable in June 2008 : G8 8

9 What we will do and where we can go for LCS through Sustainable Development 9

10 Residential sector Commercial sector Transportation sector Industrial sector Energy supply sector :Model Energy supply & demand Energy supply model Environmental option database, Bottom-up engineering model Service Material stock & flow model Stock Building dynamic model Activity Household Prd. & lifestyle model Residential energy service model Commercial energy service model Passenger Trns. demand model Freight Trns. demand model Industrial production model Efficiency Population and household model Macro economy Energy Energy :Output of model Extended Backcast Snapshot balance :Data flow Snapshot Tool Model table 10 AIM (Asia-Pacific Integrated Modeling) for LCS scenarios Stock Preference of household Investment Production amount Population Labor Inter-sector and macro economic model Check consistency!

11 July 7 th 2006, Tanabata "Seven Evenings" LCS Festival Sachiko Tsukahara Maho Miyashita 11

12 Discussions! 12

13 cross Designed by Hajime Sakai 13