Renewable Energy Trends in Finland. Update 20 November 2014
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1 Renewable Energy Trends in Finland Update 2 November 214
2 Share of Renewable Energy Sources of Total Energy Consumption in EU-27 in 25 and Indicative Targets for 22
3 Total Consumption of Bioenergy in Finland Consumption Baseline Target These statistics do not include peat. Sources: Statistics Finland, Energy statistics (years ) Long-term climate and energy strategy, VNS 11/28 (baseline) Package of obligations concerning renewable energy, (target)
4 Consumption of Bioenergy in Industry Source: Statistics Finland, Energy statistics (years )
5 Consumption of Bioenergy in District Heating Source: Statistics Finland, Energy statistics (years )
6 Small-Scale Consumption of Bioenergy Source: Statistics Finland, Energy statistics (years )
7 Consumption of Biofuels in the Transport Sector 7, Consumption Intermediary target Target 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1,, Statistics include liquid biofuels used in transportation, mobile machinery and heating. Sources: Statistics Finland, Energy statistics (years ) Long-term climate and energy strategy, VNS 11/28 (intermediary target) Package of obligations concerning renewable energy, (target)
8 Black and Other Concentrated Liquors 5 45 Consumption Target Sources: Statistics Finland, Energy statistics (years ) Package of obligations concerning renewable energy, (target)
9 25 Industrial Wood Residues Consumption Target includes forest chips. Data source changed in Based on a sample survey, data has been corrected to correspond better with post-1999 data. Sources: Statistics Finland, Energy statistics (years ) Package of obligations concerning renewable energy, (target)
10 26, 24, 22, 2, 18, 16, 14, 12, 1, 8, 6, 4, 2, Forest Chips Consumption Baseline Target Thousand solid cubic meters , In addition to this target, wood chips are planned to be used as raw matherial in biorefineries. Sources: Statistics Finland, Energy statistics (years ) Renewable Energy Action Plan 23-26, KTM 5/23 (year 1995) Long-term climate and energy strategy, VNS 11/28 (baseline) Package of obligations concerning renewable energy, (target)
11 Recovered Fuels 2,5 Consumption Target 2, 1,5 1,,5, Information on all recovered fuels was not available before Sources: Statistics Finland, Energy statistics (years ) Package of obligations concerning renewable energy,
12 Biogas 1,4 Consumption Target 1,2 1,,8,6,4,2, Sources: Statistics Finland, Energy statistics (years ) Package of obligations concerning renewable energy, (target)
13 Agricultural Biomass 1,,8,6,4,2, Sources: Vapo (years ), MTT (year 24), PVO (year 23), Finbio (years 2-22)
14 Wood Pellets Exports, Domestic Consumption, Production (1 t) 2, Production 1 t 4 1,5 Domestic consumption, total Export , ,5 1 5, Sources: Statistics Finland, Energy statistics (years )
15 Wood Pellets Domestic Consumption 1, Domestic consumption, total Households and farms 1 t 16 14,75 Heat and power plants, large properties 12 1,5 8 6,25 4 2, Sources: Statistics Finland, Energy statistics (years )
16 Electricity Produced by Hydropower, Total 18 Electricity produced by hydropower in average water year ( average) 16 Production Target Sources: Statistics Finland, Energy statistics (years ) Package of obligations concerning renewable energy, (target)
17 Electricity Produced by Large-Scale Hydropower (>1 MW) Electricity produced by large-scale hydropower in average water year ( average) Sources: Statistics Finland, Energy statistics (years )
18 Electricity Produced by Small-Scale Hydropower, (<1 MW) 1,5 Electricity produced by small-scale hydropower in average water year ( average) 1,,5, Sources: Statistics Finland, Energy statistics (years )
19 6, Wind Power Generation 5,5 5, Production Baseline Target 4,5 4, 3,5 3, 2,5 2, 1,5 1,,5, Sources: Statistics Finland, Energy statistics (years ) Long-term climate and energy strategy, VNS 11/28 (baseline) Package of obligations concerning renewable energy, (target)
20 Wind Power Capacity, MW MW Production Baseline Target Capacity is calculated in the beginning of each year. Sources: Statistics Finland, Energy statistics (years ) Long-term climate and energy strategy, VNS 11/28 (baseline) Package of obligations concerning renewable energy, (target)
21 13 Solar Thermal and Photovoltaics GWh Solar thermal Photovoltaics Source: Statistics Finland, Energy statistics (years )
22 Heat Pumps Includes heat produced by ground and air source heat pumps. Electricity, which is used to operate pumps, is subtracted from the figures. Sources: Statistics Finland, Energy statistics (years ) Package of obligations concerning renewable energy, (target)
23 45 4 RES-Electricity, Total RES-electricity, actual hydropower production RES-electricity, hydropower generation is calculated based on average water year ( ) Target Baseline Sources: Statistics Finland, Energy statistics (years ) Finnish energy industries (ET), Energy year - Electricity 28, 29, 21, 211 and 212 (years ) Long-term climate and energy strategy, VNS 11/28 (baseline and target)
24 Share of RES-Electricity of Total Electricity Consumption 45% 4% RES-electricity, actual hydropower production RES-electricity, hydropower generation is calculated based on average water year ( ) 35% 3% 25% Target Baseline 2% 15% 1% 5% % Sources: Statistics Finland, Energy statistics (years Finnish energy industries (ET), Energy year - Electricity 28, 29, 21, 211 and 212 (years ) Long-term climate and energy strategy, VNS 11/28 (baseline and target)
25 Electricity Produced by Bioenergy 15, Production Baseline Target 12,5 1, 7,5 5, 2,5, Sources: Statistics Finland, Energy statistics , (years and 24-27) Adato Energia (years 21-23) Finnish energy industries (ET), Energy year - Electricity 28, 29, 21, 211 and 212 (years ) Long-term climate and energy strategy, VNS 11/28 (baseline and target)
26 Electricity production capacity with bioenergy, MW MW Statistics have not been compiled before year 23. Capacity is calculated in the beginning of each year. Source: Statistics Finland, Energy statistics
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