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1 Energy transitions and climate policy The role of innovation and renewable energy technology Dolf Gielen Director IRENA Innovation and Technology Centre TU Delft Energy Initiative 2 November,

2 PART 1: IRENA 2

3 IRENA: Introduction & Overview» Established in 2011» Headquarters in Abu Dhabi, UAE» IRENA Innovation and Technology Centre Bonn, Germany» Permanent Observer to the United Nations New York 152 Members 28 States in Accession Mandate: Assist countries to accelerate RE deployment 3

4 PART 2: GLOBAL ENERGY STATUS AND TRENDS 4

5 How is energy used today? Primary Supply Total Final Consumption 574 EJ 574 EJ 395 EJ 395 EJ Source: IEA 14.2% Renewables 18.3% Renewables 130 EJ losses/own consumption electricity sector 1/3 Buildings, 1/3 Transport, 1/3 Industry 5

6 Progress in renewable energy deployment Total final renewable energy use (EJ/yr) % 17.8% 17.9% 18.1% % 60 Renewable energy share in TFEC 18.3% 18.5% 18.8% 20% 15% % % Solid biofuels traditional Solid biofuels modern Hydro Liquid biofuels Geothermal Wind Solar Waste Biogas 0% During , renewable energy share grew from 17.8% to 18.8% in total final energy consumption 0.17%/yr growth. 6

7 Progress in energy intensity improvements Energy intensity improvements (%/yr) Energy intensity = total primary energy supply per unit of GDP in PPP The annual energy intensity improvement rate increased from 1.3% in to 1.8% in

8 On-going power sector transformation Share of renewables in total capacity additions [%] Since 2012 >50% of total capacity additions GW RE power generation capacity in place Source: IRENA statistics Annual RE capacity addition 161 GW (+8%/yr) of which: 71 GW solar 51 GW wind 30 GW hydropower 9 GW biomass Around 25% renewable power generation share worldwide Growing by 0.7 percentage per year 8

9 Global PPA Overview 9

10 Onshore Wind: Capacity Factors Global Weighted Average Capacity Factors Global average capacity factors grew by 35% between 1983 and 2014, rising from an estimated 20% in 1983 to 27% in 2014 (a 35% increase)

11 Global Onshore Wind Learning Curve Levelised cost of electricity

12 REmap Roadmap for a Renewable Energy future» IRENA s Global Renewable Energy Roadmap» Shows feasible, cost-effective ways to increase renewable energy deployment in world s energy mix by 2030 in line with SDG7» Support the G20 in determining pathways for operationalising Paris Agreement with decarbonisation scenarios analysis to 2050, report released in March 2017» REmap 3.0 report coming in early 2018» Identifies concrete technology options for countries and sectors» Assesses policy and investment implications» Outlines benefits (economic, social, environmental)» In cooperation with 70 countries» 30 publications to date and datasets» 12 country reports for major economies 12

13 Perspectives for the energy transition Investment needs for a low carbon energy system Joint IRENA and IEA report Prepared at the request of German G20 Presidency Issued at the time of the Berlin Energy Transition Dialogue April 2017 Informed G20 Energy And Climate Working Group Discussions Resulted in G20 Energy and Climate Action Agenda Follow-up work ongoing IRENA/IEA,

14 A global view to 2050 Energy Transition To meet 2 C climate target set at COP 23 in Paris 2015 Carbon intensity of energy: o needs to fall by 85% in Energy-emission budget: o 790 Gt CO 2 from 2015 till 2100 Total energy CO 2 emissions from all sectors (Gt CO 2 /yr) % 48% 14% 29% Energy efficiency Electrification with RE power Renewable energy Others 14

15 Renewable energy and energy efficiency can account for more than 90% of emission mitigation Renewables acceleration: needs an 8-fold increase compared to recent years Renewables in 2050: represent 2/3 of the energy supply Efficiency gains: need to rise to 2.5% per year in (from 1.8%/yr in 2015) Source: IRENA analysis 15

16 CO 2 emissions by sector in REmap relative to the Reference Case By 2050, total energy-related CO 2 emissions will need to decrease to below 10 Gt. CO 2 emissions from the power and buildings sectors will be almost eliminated. Industry and transport would be the main sources of emissions in

17 Mitigation cost [USD/ t CO 2 ] Mitigation potential and costs by sector CO 2 mititgation potential and costs per sector Buildings Industry Transport Size of the bubble indicates the additional investment needs Mitigation potential by sector [Gt CO 2 /yt] Power Power sector has a strong business case for deployment of renewables, accounting for a significant share of the emission reduction potential. Industry is the challenging sector where more attention is required to utilise its potential and reduce the costs of technologies. Largest investments for decarbonisation will be needed for buildings. 17

18 Renewable energy share in total final energy consumption Renewable energy share in TFEC (incl. electricity and district heat) 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 1.2%/yr 40% 30% 20% 10% 0.17%/yr 1.2%/yr 0% Reference Case REmap Under REmap, the renewable share of total final energy consumption will rise from 19% to over 60% by 2050, a three-fold increase. The growth rate in terms of renewable share per year will need to increase sevenfold over past rates. 18

19 Final renewable energy use by sector and technology in REmap Under REmap, final renewable energy use is four-times higher in 2050 than it is today. Power and heat consume about 40% and 44% of the total renewable energy respectively, while transport uses about 16%. 19

20 Power generation capacity and total electricity generation by technology in the Reference Case and REmap Renewables 80% of generation Renewables 70% of capacity The power sector will see the highest share of renewables. In REmap by 2050, a diverse mix of renewables will provide more than 80% of electricity, with wind and solar providing the largest shares. Coal and oil in power generation will be eliminated. 20

21 End-use sector transition: untapped areas Transport Will traditional car-makers be able to catch up? Significant biofuel trade Materials needs (e.g. rare earth for EVs) Industry Industry is the most challenging sector Buildings Significant acceleration of buildings renovation Power Growing equipment industries Materials needs (e.g. for batteries, inverters) 21

22 Additional investment needs by sector and technology in REmap relative to the Reference Case Meeting the 2 o C target requires investing an additional USD 29 trillion between 2015 and 2050 compared to the Reference Case. The largest additional investment needs are in energy efficiency, followed by renewables. The total investment cost, however, is reduced by the avoided investments in the upstream sector and in fossil-fuelled power generation. 22

23 Costs and reduced externalities of decarbonisation important health benefits Benefits from reduced externalities exceed the costs of decarbonisation by a factor of between two and six in Health benefits from reduced air pollution health alone exceed the costs. 23

24 Stranded assets by sector in REmap and Delayed Action cases REmap scenario results in USD 10 trillion of stranded assets. Delaying action will result in an additional USD 10 trillion in stranded assets. 24

25 Increase in global GDP Decarbonising the energy sector in line with REmap increases global GDP by around 0.8% by 2050 compared to the Reference Case. That is the equivalent of almost 19 trillion USD in increased economic activity between today and

26 Energy transition results in jobs growth New jobs in renewables and energy efficiency more than offset job losses in fossil fuel sectors. 26

27 Global change in primary energy supply in REmap Total primary energy supply (EJ/yr) level % -60% -67% 50 0 Coal Gas Oil Fossil fuel use would be reduced by 60%-85% in REmap compared to the Reference Case in Gas demand stays at today s level. 27

28 PART 4: INNOVATION NEEDS 28

29 Accelerating the energy transition through innovation Achieving the decarbonisation goal in the energy sector requires technology innovation in both electricity and other energy sectors and innovation to be expanded beyond R&D. 29

30 Holistic innovation approach for the energy transition Accelerated innovation requires a combination of various policy instruments across the whole technology lifecycle, from R&D to market scale-up. A systematic approach is required, encompassing technical, policy, business model and regulatory considerations. Concentrating all efforts solely on a narrow suite of measures, such as R&D spending or market signals, will not bring the expected results. 30

31 R&D spending on renewable energy in There is an urgent need to increase R&D investment. R&D for renewables is not currently growing. Most R&D investments directed to the power sector end-use sectors overlooked. 31

32 Breakdown of global CO 2 emissions by sector in 2015 District heating and cooling Power DHC 3% Iron and Steel 6% Cement 7% Chemical 5% Aluminium 1% Paper 0% Industry POWER 38% Others 8% Sectors today with no economically viable option for deep decarbonisation Freight 8% Passenger_ Other 2% Road Other 3% Transport Space Heating 5% Water Heating 2% Cooking 2% Passenger car Buildings 9% Around one third of energy-related emissions in the Reference Case in 2050 currently have no economically viable options for decarbonisation. 32

33 Renewable energy patents filed between 2000 and 2016 Renewable energy patents have grown at a rate above 12% per cent per year since 1995, well above the average patent growth rates for other technology sectors. 33

34 Renewable energy options for power generation (i) Wind onshore and offshore Highly cost-competitive already today. Technology improvements enable capturing more renewable resource. Larger machines Deeper waters (offshore) Potential for almost 4-fold increase in installed capacity by 2030 compared to Wind power could account for ~ 21% of total power generation in the EU-28 by Globally 80% RE, 50% VRE power by 2050 operational issues need attention Source: IRENA REmap analysis for the EU-28 Draft results. October

35 Renewable energy options for power generation (ii) Solar photovoltaics PV panels cost 80% less now than in Highly cost-competitive already today. Room for deeper cost reductions until Potential for almost 9-fold increase in installed capacity by 2030 compared to Solar PV could account for ~ 8% of total power generation in the EU by Source: IRENA REmap analysis for the EU-28 Draft results. October

36 Renewable energy options for heating Solar thermal Heat Pumps Biomass Mostly for hot water, although they can also contribute to space heating or process heat in industry. Limited to low and medium temperatures. 3 to 4 x energy delivered vs energy input. Enable efficient use of electricity for space heating. Large potential for growth in residential and commercial buildings. Limited to low and medium temperatures. Needed for high temperature applications in industrial processes. Can also be used for space heating in commercial and residential buildings. 36

37 Renewable energy options for transport (i) Electric vehicles Less than half the final energy consumption of internal combustion engines. Can be powered with renewable electricity Can help integrate renewables in the power sector. Market growing exponentially: June June > 46% Sales of EVs in the EU could outpace those of conventional cars by By 2030, the stock of EVs in the EU could reach 40 million (16% of the total stock of vehicles). 37 Source: IRENA REmap analysis for the EU-28 Draft results. October 2017.

38 Renewable energy options for transport (ii) Liquid biofuels In the short/medium term, needed to fuel existing stock of internal combustion engines with renewable energy. In the longer term, needed for transport applications that cannot be electrified e.g. aviation, shipping; heavy duty long haulage trucks. First generation biofuels (bioethanol and biodiesel) are technologically mature; however, they face supply limitations and sustainability concerns. Second generation biofuels (e.g. lignocellulosic ethanol) are reaching commercial maturity, have less biomass supply restrictions and avoid some sustainability concerns e.g. food vs fuel debate. 38

39 Industry sector emissions Industry sector responsible for 19% of CO 2 emissions in 2015 Often underestimated for statistical reasons: Process emissions Part in transformation sector (steel, petrochemicals, refineries) Non-energy use (feedstock) and related emissions. ¾ of industry emissions come from materials commodity production, ¼ from other industry. There are currently no economically viable emission reduction solutions at scale available for sectors such as iron and steel making, cement production, chemicals and petrochemicals production. These sectors require new technology solutions to be developed and commercialised quickly.

40 Strategies to deal with industrial emissions and their potential Energy efficiency important but limited potential Recycling/cascading important but limited potential (waste availability in growing markets) New types of materials and products (limited by standards, consumer acceptance, cost) Carbon capture and storage (especially for cement and iron making, some petrochemical/refinery processes) Renewables (biomass feedstock, electrification with RE electricity) Industry can relocate to facilitate RE deployment (e.g. aluminum smelters next to remote hydro plants, bioethylene plants in Brazil etc.) Industry and demand-side management (example primary aluminum smelter acting as a virtual battery) Policy issues: policy uncertainty, competitiveness, carbon leakage. A global sectoral approach is needed

41 Industry sector mitigation potential Industry accounts for 30% of total CO 2 reduction in 2050 Industry Power sector Transport Buildings CO 2 mitigation potential (Gt CO2/yr) CO 2 mitigation cost (USD/t CO2) Contribution to the total CO 2 reduction (%) Total % CO 2 mitigation potential for Industry = 9.5 Gt CO 2 /yr in CO 2 mitigation cost for Industry = 81.7 USD/t CO 2 in

42 Innovation needed for rapid decarbonisation 42

43 Innovation needed for rapid decarbonisation Innovation in Industry and Buildings sectors is not progressing rapidly enough. RE is significant but cost is too high - Breakthroughs and R&D urgently needed. 43

44 Thank you!

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