The transition to clean energy in the climate change era. Global Wind Day 15 th June 2017

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4 The transition to clean energy in the climate change era. Global Wind Day 15 th June 2017 Dr. Ioannis Tsipouridis Chairman of Board & C.E.O Hellenic Wind Energy Association General Manager R.E.D. Pro Consultants

5 Contents. Global Wind energy development Wind energy development in Greece Energy transition Drivers Climate change Carbon Budget Energy Cost 100% RES

6 Contents. Global Wind energy development Wind energy development in Greece Energy transition Drivers Climate change Carbon Budget Energy Cost 100% RES

7 Global wind energy market 2016 Annual and cumulative installations end 2016 GWEC April 2017

8 Global wind energy market 2016 Top ten global markets in 2016 & cumulative to 2016 GWEC April 2017

9 Global wind energy market 2016 Global annual installations by region GWEC April 2017

10 Global wind energy market 2016 Annual forecast by region to 2021 ( approx. 800 GW) GWEC April 2017

11 Offshore installations by 2016 GWEC April 2017

12 Contents. Global Wind energy development Wind energy development in Greece Energy transition Drivers Climate change Carbon Budget Energy Cost 100% RES

13 Where do we stand in Greece? cheap wind energy sweeps Denmark and G. Britain. Why not in Greece? Why not, indeed!!

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16 Overall target : 18% of share of energy generated from renewable sources in gross final energy consumption (20% unilaterally): Heating and cooling: 20% of heat consumption met by renewable sources; Electricity: 40% of electricity demand met by electricity generated from renewable energy sources; Transport: 10% of energy demand met by renewable energy sources. Share of renewable consumption to gross final energy consumption. Comprises of direct use of renewables (e.g. biofuels) plus energy produced from renewables (e.g. wind, hydro). Final energy consumption is the energy that households, industry, services, agriculture and the transport sector use. EU Member State Target % To cover: Greece 7.2 % 8.1 % 7.9 % 18 % 10.1 % Germany 6.9 % 9 % 8.9 % 18 % 9.1 % Denmark 16.8 % 18.1 % 18.7 % 30 % 11.3 % Portugal 20.5 % 22.2 % 23 % 31 % 8 %

17 2015 Res contribution to electricity consumption In 2015 the total share of RES in electricity consumption was: 26,78% including large Hydro While the 2020 target stands at 40% (L.3851/2010) The European statistics estimate this figure at 22,09% 2015 res participation in national electricity consumption GWh share(%) Wind Parkas 4.621,00 8,34% PV 3.406,00 6,14% Roof PV 494,00 0,89% Small hudro 708,00 1,28% Biomass/Biogas 222,00 0,40% Total RES w/o large hydro 9.451,00 17,05% Large Hydro 5.391,00 9,73% Total RES ,00 26,78% National consumption ,50 Sources: LAGHE ADMHE

18 The road map to the 2020 target ( ) Technology Capacity (MW) Small Hydro (<=15MW) PV CSP Wind (inland and offshore) Geothermal Biomass Estimated investment in RES ( ) = 16,5 b

19 HWEA Wind Energy Statistics 2016 Total installed MW per year 2374,3 1976,9 1866,5 1751,6 1637,2 2135,7 1155,4 1323,8 996,8 850,3 749,7 603,3 408,8 480,9 237,1 276,8 293,0 0,8 1,1 1,5 3,9 19,4 26,0 26,6 27,3 38,8 106, The HWEA Wind Energy Statistics take into account the wind capacity which is in commercial or test operation in Greece and it is based on sources from the market actors.

20 HWEA Wind Energy Statistics 2016 Installed MW per region CENTRAL (STEREA) GREECE 736,75 PELOPONNESE 453,90 EASTERN MACEDONIA & THRACE 298,65 CRETE 199,35 ATTICA 187,22 WESTERN GREECE 136,35 SOUTHERN AEGEAN SEA 89,41 IONIAN ISLANDS 83,70 CENTRAL MACEDONIA 83,10 WESTERN MACEDONIA 52,90 NORTHERN AEGEAN SEA 34,34 THESSALIA 18,6

21 HWEA Wind Energy Statistics 2016 Installed MW per wind energy producer TERNA Energy IBERDROLA Rokas ANEMOS (ELLAKTOR) EDF ENEL Green Power EUROPE ENERGY EREN GROUP PROTERGIA PPC Renewables ENTEKA RF ENERGY EUNICE RENINVEST ENERCON Invest JASPER ENERGY WP IWECO BCI INTRAKAT IKTINOS THEMELI ENVITEC MELKA OTHERS 38,9 29,9 28,0 26,9 24,7 21,0 19,8 17,0 16,1 14,3 62,5 60,4 59,8 80,3 87,7 111,2 126,1 161,8 200,5 238,6 238,2 250,8 460,0

22 HWEA Wind Energy Statistics 2016 Installed MW per manufacturer VESTAS 1213,9 ENERCON 526,7 GAMESA SIEMENS NORDEX 114,2 196,4 275,9 ΛΟΙΠΟΙ 47,2 0,0 200,0 400,0 600,0 800,0 1000,0 1200,0 1400,0 Market share per manufacturer 2,0% 4,8% 51,1% 8,3% 22,2% 11,6% ΛΟΙΠΟΙ NORDEX SIEMENS GAMESA ENERCON VESTAS

23 MW Greek PV market (source: HELAPCO) Greek PV Market Annual istalled capacity (MW) ,4 Total installed capacity (MW)

24 (MW) Cumulative RES Installed capacity in Greece ΒΙΟ ΜΥΗΣ Φ/Β Αιολικά

25 The road map to the 2030 target? To the 2050 target? Licensing Progress of RES up to (in MW) Applications Production license Installation license Binding connection terms PPA Operating Wind Biomass/gas Small Hydro PV CSP Total

26 What are the ingredients for growth in any Wind energy market? Factors influencing wind energy development: Technical feasibility Environmental friendliness National added value (Local source, it enhances security of supply), Economic competitiveness and job creation Climate change deterrent potential RES exploitation addresses positively all major energy policy targets/drivers. The country is also endowed with : abundance of all renewable energy sources Knowhow Experienced Personnel The country has also available to a satisfactory degree: Legislation - Licensing procedure in place Incentives (financial or corporate) / Feed in Tariff (Feed in Premium) Financing access Potential for industrial activity to provide the platform for the much awaited take off of renewable energy development. it lacks Political will, leadership and vision

27 Turning to renewable sources is not the best solution.

28 It is the ONLY solution!!

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30 Thank you.

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