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1 Seminar on the Production and Use of Biogas Production and Use of Biogas: EU Regulations and Research David Baxter (With input from Kyriakos Maniatis: EC-DG TREN)
2 Contents of Presentation Outline of EU Policies & Targets Related to Renewable Energy EU Biogas Production Data and Targets for the Future A Selection of EU IEA-Member Country Data & Scope of Legislation EU Research Projects A Summary of FP6 Funding Useful Contact Details and References
3 EU Policies and Targets: Energy (1) RES White paper 1997: increase share of RES from 6% to 12% of gross consumption by 2010 Action plan for Energy Efficiency target: to reduce energy intensity by a further 1 % point per year until 2010 Comply with EU commitments under the 1997 Kyoto Protocol on reducing greenhouse gas emissions Johannesburg coalition of the willing to work to increase the use of RES using targets and timetables Slide Courtesy of K.Maniatis: EC-DG TREN
4 EU Policies and Targets: Energy (2) Directive 2001/77/EC of on RES-e : to establish a framework to increase the share of green electricity from 14% to 22% of gross electricity consumption by 2010 Directive 2002/91/EC of on the energy performances of buildings: saving potential of 22%. Directive 2003/30/EC of on the promotion of liquid biofuels for transport: targets: 2% by 2005; 5.75% by 2010 Directive 2004/8/EC on cogeneration of heat and power. Slide Courtesy of K.Maniatis: EC-DG TREN
5 EU Policies and Targets: Energy (3) Waste Incineration (2000/76/EC) Limits on emissions from thermal treatment of Waste materials (effective 12/2005) Landfill (1999/31/EC) Reduced landfilling of biodegradable component of waste by 65% by 2016 Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control (96/61/EC): special provision for RES Slide Courtesy of K.Maniatis: EC-DG TREN
6 EU Policies and Targets: Biogas There is no particular policy on biogas, it is a component of the general bioenergy "cocktail...so it is covered by all policies related to RES and bioenergy. Landfill gas is covered by the policies on waste management but its applications falls under the energy policies.
7 The RES Directives & Energy from Waste Waste is a valuable resource! The Biodegradable fraction of MSW is a RES. (e.g. classified as 50% in the NL) Energy and fuels from waste is thus covered by the Directives. Kaiserslautern, DE One of the main problems is how to determine the biodegradable fraction of waste streams? Need for Standards?? Slide Courtesy of K.Maniatis: EC-DG TREN
8 EU Biogas Production Data and Targets for the Future
9 Sources of European Biogas Production Source Installations Production Share Landfill Urban Sewage Industrial Sewage Agricultural Biogas Methanisation of Municipal Waste Collective Co-digestion Total ~ % 33% 24% 2% 2% 1% 100% Source: EurObserver Biogas Energy Barometer, August 2004
10 Crude Biogas Production (Units = ktoe) Country UK Germany France Spain Italy Netherlands Sweden Portugal Denmark Austria Belgium Greece Ireland Finland Luxemburg Total * estimated * Source: EurObserver Biogas Energy Barometer, August 2004
11 Energy Production from Biogas (Units = ktoe) Land Electricity Heat Total Electricity Heat Total Germany UK France Netherlands Italy 81 na na 81 Spain Denmark Sweden Austria Belgium Ireland Finland Greece Luxemburg Portugal TOTAL Source: EurObserver Biogas Energy Barometer, August 2004
12 Biogas Production Potential by the Year 2020 (Units = ktoe) Country France Germany UK Italy Spain Netherlands Ireland Belgium Denmark Austria Sweden Portugal Finland Greece Luxemburg Total Potential in Source: Solagro/EurObserver Biogas Energy Barometer, August 2004
13 Trends in Growth of Biogas Production Gross Production (Mtoe) Actual Amount EU Target Solagro Study (30% annual growth rate) Trend with 25% growth rate Year
14 A Selection of EU IEA-Member Country Data & Scope of Legislation
15 Individual Country Positions: Netherlands Output: 2002 Gross production 149 ktoe (inclusive 14 ktoe flared) (data from NOVEM) Legislation 37 ktoe heat 304 GWh electricity ( = 27 ktoe) 38 million m 3 injected into natural gas network Manure Regulation (1977) list of types of manure - restricted allowance for co-digestion Amendment of 1977 Regulation (2004) - digestate from co-digestion allowed to be used or sold for land improvement Target of 10% for renewable energy in 2010: 7% of electricity from renewable fuel (13% electricity now consumed is green, but only 3.3% generated in NL expected that NL will purchase green certificates from outside EU) Green electricity free from ECO-tax applied to fossil fuels Liberalisation of energy market from
16 Individual Country Positions: Sweden (1) Output: 2003 Gross production 147 ktoe (data from STEM) Policy/Legislation?? ktoe heat 120 GWh electricity ( = 10.3ktoe)?? million m 3 injected into natural gas network 110 GWh (9.5 ktoe) vehicle fuel Targets: 7.4% renewable electricity (2003); 16.9% (2010) Biogas for heat production is not taxed Green certificates for electricity production (from 2004): 27 /MWh (market price for electricity ~ 20 /MWh) Biogas for vehicles not taxed; natural gas is taxed difference is equal to upgrading cost of biogas to pipeline quality For EC Biofuels Directive, approximately 2/3 supplied by ethanol, 1/3 biogas (mainly for buses and local distribution); on target for 3% in 2005, but growth rate too low to meet 5.75% by 2010
17 Individual Country Positions: Sweden (2) Effects of Policy Market price for biogas as transport fuel ~ 60 /MWh (attractive!!) Biogas mainly from sewage sludge, but large interest in plants for digestion of MSW (due to landfill restrictions) Interest in agricultural biogas limited due to low electricity price and uneven demand for heat on farms but green certificate system could change this situation. Research Government-funded, 3-year project (1.65 MEuro) started in 2004: Objective: improvement in cooperation between regions with a view to facilitating more widespread use of biogas as a vehicle fuel. The Swedish Association for Biogas (SBGF) will administer the project.
18 Individual Country Positions: Austria Output: 2003 Gross production 64 ktoe (data from EurObserver) Legislation 8 ktoe heat 221 GWh electricity ( = 19 ktoe) Eco-electricity law (BGB1 I 149/2002): defines conditions, inputs etc. Regulation (BGB1 II 508/2002): sets prices for eco-electricity from biogas plants for export to grid Plants must be commissioned by and in operation by Prices guaranteed for accepted plants for 13 years (~ 120 plants in operation; ~40 plants under construction Biogas carries ECO-label, but digestate disposal is a problem
19 Output: 2002 Individual Country Positions: UK Gross production 1076 ktoe (data from DTI) Legislation?? ktoe heat 3076 GWh electricity ( = 265 ktoe) Most electricity production from landfill (2679 GWh) The Renewables Obligation Order (SI 2002/914: ) Covering biogas (landfill and sewage), wind, geothermal, hydro, biomass (including energy crops and co-firing), tidal, wave, PV, Target: to provide 10% of UK s electricity from renewables by 2010 (this means building 1.25 GW extra capacity/year!!) Control: by Renewable Obligation Certificates (ROCs) which can be traded Possible to buy out obligation at current price of per MW/h. No tax advantage for biogas over NG, but 25% investment support for biogas production/recovery plants
20 Individual Country Positions: Finland Output: 2002 Gross production 18 ktoe (No expansion forecast for 2003) Legislation 3 ktoe heat 23.3 GWh electricity ( = 2 ktoe) National Climate Change Strategy (2001) Action Plan for Renewable Energy Sources (1999) plays important role Biogas production supported by grants for investment + tax relief for electricity Small projects (0.2 2M ) get 20% of investment costs: > 2M grants and projects employing new technology get up to 40% New tax system (2003) provides support of 0.42 cents/kwh for electricity to grid from plant with capacity >2 MVA (<2 MVA, no support) Access to grid granted by Electricity Market Law No 386/1995 Fuel Tax Law No. 1280/2003: biogas for transport exempt from taxation
21 EU Research Projects
22 RESEARCH at EU LEVEL On-going projects (1): AMONCO (Advanced Prediction, Monitoring and Controlling of Anaerobic Digestion Process Behaviour Towards Biogas Usage in Fuel Cells) - identify harmful species in raw gas - feedstock composition control (primary measure) - advanced process control to maximise CH4 production - cost effective gas cleaning to FC specification - assessment of effect of biogas in FC (single cell tests) - implementation strategy Impact: Overcome problems with contaminants in biogas used for FC/CHP Contact Point : Profactor, Austria Reference: ENK6-CT
23 RESEARCH at EU LEVEL On-going projects (2): 3A-BIOGAS (Three-Step Fermentation of Solid State Biowaste for Biogas Production and Sanitation) - assessment of end-user requirements - optimise 3A (aerobic + anaerobic + aerobic) process at prototype scale - series production of modular batch system for dry fermentation with percolation - optimised process control system - socio-economic assessment - preparation for exploitation Impact: Availability of digestion process to complement common wet processes, particularly in agriculture Contact Point : Muller Abfallprojekte, Austria Reference: ENK6-CT
24 RESEARCH at EU LEVEL On-going projects (3): DIPROWASTE (Enhanced Production of Methane from Anaerobic Digestion with Pre-processed Solid Waste for Renewable Energy) - evaluation of waste pretreatment methods - assessment of anaerobic digestion of selected wastes - quality evaluation of digester products - establish digester design criteria - system evaluation for large-scale plant - economic assessment Impact: Demonstrated cost effective pre-treatments for enhanced biogas recovery Contact Point: ABIRER Systems, Germany Reference: CRAFT
25 RESEARCH at EU LEVEL On-going projects (4): ENERGATTERT (Agricultural Biogas as Grenn Energy Supply) - evaluation of other, existing installation - assessment of different waste mixes for effective digestion - use of demonstration plant on 350-unit bovine farm - study and optimisation of biomethanisation process - assessment of biogas production - dissemination and public awareness Impact: Enabling biomethanisation to be properly assessed as means for energy recovery Contact Point: Emmanual Hannick, Belgium Reference: NNE
26 RESEARCH at EU LEVEL On-going projects (5): EROB (Development of an Improved Energy Recovery of Biogas by Cooling and Removal of Harmful Substances) - analysis of cleaning efficiencies of existing systems - verification of cleaning at landfill site - design of standard modular cleaning system - manufacture, installation and commissioning at landfill site - process reliability assessment and plant optimisation - Dissemination of results and launch of system on the market Impact: Increased exploitation of landfill gas for energy recovery Contact Point: Pro2 Anlagentechnik GmbH, Germany Reference: ENK5-CT
27 STATUS OF PROCESSES & APPLICATIONS RDF & Sludge Low Co-gasification Incineration Market Potential High Medium Strong Average Technology Strength Weak Pyrolysis Anaerobic Digestion. Co-Gasification Biodiesel Bioethanol & other novel processes Slide Courtesy of K.Maniatis: EC-DG TREN
28 MARKET OPPORTUNITIES Existing Markets New Markets Existing Technology Market Penetration Incineration Anaerobic Digestion Market Development Co-Gasification CHP New Technology Product Development Plastics Pyrolysis RDF, Plastics Gasification BioEthanol & novel Diversification Waste refineries Resources??? Slide Courtesy of K.Maniatis: EC-DG TREN
29 A Summary of FP6 Funding
30 6th Framework Programme Sustainable development, global change and ecosystems Sustainable energy systems (810 M ) Short and medium term impact (DG TREN) Medium and long term impact (DG RTD) Sustainable surface transport (610 M ) Global change and ecosystems (700 M ) Slide Courtesy of K.Maniatis: EC-DG TREN
31 Intelligent Energy Europe Total budget 215 M Vertical key actions: to tackle non-technological barriers SAVE ALTENER STEER COOPENER Multiplying success in buildings Retrofitting of social houses Innovative approaches in industry Transforming the market: Energy Efficient Equipment and Products RES-Electricity RES-Heat Small Scale RES Applications Alternative fuels and vehicles Alternative fuels and vehicles Policy measures for and efficient use of energy in transport Strengthening the knowledge of local management agencies in the transport field Create an enabling policy and legislative environment for energy services in developing countries Strengthen local energy expertise and build human capital in the developing countries Slide Courtesy of K.Maniatis: EC-DG TREN
32 Useful Contact Details and References CORDIS: EUROPA: ( ntry_profiles_en.pdf for Country Profiles ) Energy research web site: DG Energy and Transport web site: Contact Point for Waste and Biomass Related Activities at JRC- Institute for Energy: David.Baxter@jrc.nl - Tel/Fax: (+31) /5626
33 Thank you
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