LITHUANIA GIVES GREEN LIGHT FOR BIOMASS ENERGY

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1 LITHUANIA GIVES GREEN LIGHT FOR BIOMASS ENERGY Virginijus Ramanauskas The president of Lithuanian Biomass Energy Association LITBIOMA

2 Virginijus Ramanauskas Education Masters degree in Thermal engineering, Kaunas University of Technology Theme: Technical and economical peculiarities of deep cooling (below the dew point) of fume Work experience Founder and CEO of Enerstena Group of Companies Leading companies of Lithuanian energy sector with 15 years of experience in biomass heating technologies: designing and manufacture of biomass boilers, flue gas condensers, furnaces and other technological equipment for biomass boiler plants. Social activities President of Lithuanian Biomass Energy Association LITBIOMA (from 2014) Lithuanian Biomass Energy Association LITBIOMA was established in 2003 and is currently comprised of 55 members.

3 Lithuanian Biomass Energy Association LITBIOMA Lithuanian Biomass Energy Association LITBIOMA was established in summer of 2003and is currently comprised of 55 members. The association involves the producers and suppliers of solid biomass and other renewable local resources, such as wood, straw, energetic willows, peat, as well as the producers and designers of solid biomass boiler rooms and other equipment, developers of plantations and academic institutions. In 2014 was established scientific - technical council of Litbioma. Council is composed of 10 members - scientists from the most advanced Lithuanian universities. We are members of:

4 Lithuania Territory км² Population 3 million The forests and bushes took about 33,2 % (2,2 million ha) of territory. 1,4 million t oe wood chips Planting areas for grains took about 23,7 % (1,6 million ha) of territory. 0,8 million t oe straw DH sector 56 % Thermal power installed in biomass boiler plants 1550 MW The use of biomass for energy production in the DH sector 64 %

5 Source: Lithuanian confederation of renewable resources *transport ~ 10 TWh

6 1. Economy and independence 1. Biomass is the most beneficial for the Lithuanian economy and independence 2. Biomass ensures social welfare 2. Social welfare 3. Biomass use reduces environmental pollution and the impact on the climate change 3. Green energy

7 Biomass ensures independence from fossil fuels Price of a barrel of oil, Euro Price of natural gas, Euro, m 3 Source:

8 BIOMASS PRICE IS 3 TIMES LOWER! EUR / T oe Source : National Commission for Energy Control and Prices

9 The use of biomass for energy production in the DH sector: Source: The Lithuanian District Heating Association

10 BIOMASS IS NOT A CUTTED FORESTS, BIOMASS IS BENEFIT TO LITHUANIA 6 t oe = Income of the owner of raw wood Profit of contractors, transporters, stockholder, and others. Social insurance One 840 truck Euro = 6 t oe ~ 670 Euro remain in Lithuania Salary Taxes of personal income ~ 170 Eur to other countries economies Cost of investments to technology and real estate *The average price of wood chips ~ 140 Eur/t ne (JSC Baltpool )

11 YEARLY 500 thousand t ne : ~ 25 mln. Euro remain in Lithuania Value: ~ 225 mln. Euro ~ 200 mln. Euro to other countries economies ~ 13 mln. Euro to other countries economies Value: ~ 70 mln. Euro ~ 57 mln. Euro remain in Lithuania * The average price of wood chips ~ 140 Eur/t ne, price of natural gas450 Eur/t ne (without VAT)

12 The use of biomass for energy production in the Industry sector: Source: Lithuanian Biomass Energy Association LITBIOMA

13 Branches of industry, which use biomass energy: Flour production Frozen food production Milk products production Paper reproduction Flower greenhouses PET pellets production Source: Lithuanian Biomass Energy Association LITBIOMA Wood processing Wheat starch production Cigarette production

14 The benefits of using biomass in industry: 30 % LOWER COST OF PRODUCED HEAT CHEAPER PRODUCTS GREEN COMPANY MORE ATTRACTIVE TO CLIENTS HAPPY CLIENTS HIGHER PROFIT Source: Lithuanian Biomass Energy Association LITBIOMA

15 The turnover of the biomass industry (per year): ~400 mln. Eur. Source: Lithuanian Biomass Energy Association LITBIOMA

16 Export of the production: ~ 100 million euro 2016 year ~ 50 million euro 30 million euro 2013 year 2014 year Source: Lithuanian Biomass Energy Association LITBIOMA

17 Yearly turnover, Eur. The number of employees Export, Eur. The average salary of employee, Euro/month Sector of technological equipment manufacturers Sector of wood chips producers and suppliers Sector of biomass pellet and briquette production ~ 165 mln. ~ 2500 ~ 65 mln. ~ 1100 ~ 120 mln. ~ ~ 1000 ~ 50 mln. ~ 1100 ~ 35 mln. ~ 900 Sector of firewood production ~ 75 mln. ~ ~ 600 Total: ~ 410 mln. ~ 7500 ~ 100 mln. ~ 900 Source: Lithuanian Biomass Energy Association LITBIOMA

18 Currently, the biomass industry sector employs:??? 7500 employees Source: Lithuanian Biomass Energy Association LITBIOMA

19 It is expected, that by 2020 year this sector will employ:??? 10000employees Source: Lithuanian Biomass Energy Association LITBIOMA

20 1. Economy and independence 1. Biomass is the most beneficial for the Lithuanian economy and independence 2. Biomass ensures social welfare 2. Social welfare 3. Biomass use reduces environmental pollution and the impact on the climate change 3. Green energy

21 KAUNAS TOWN SUCCESS ~ 40 % lower price Source: JCS Kauno energija

22 JONAVA TOWN SUCCESS ~40 % lower price Source: JCS Jonavos šilumos tinklai

23 MOLĖTAI TOWN SUCCESS JCS Prienų šiluma ~30 % lower price LLC Molėtų šiluma (without VAT) Source: JCB Prienų šiluma, LLC Molėtų šiluma

24 Lithuanians pay less for heating % * year Source: Lithuanian Biomass Energy Association LITBIOMA

25 1. Economy and independence 1. Biomass is the most beneficial for the Lithuanian economy and independence 2. Biomass ensures social welfare 2. Social welfare 3. Biomass use reduces environmental pollution and the impact on the climate change 3. Green energy

26 Lithuania has set a national target by the 2020 to increase the share of RES in its final energy consumption: 23 % Source: Renewable Energy Law, No. XI-1375, 2011

27 Greenhouse gas (CO 2 ) emissions in DH: Source: The Environmental Protection Agency

28 The share of RES in final energy consumption in 2016: ~ 26 % Source:

29 1. Economy and independence 1. Biomass is the most beneficial for the Lithuanian economy and independence 2. Biomass ensures social welfare 2. Social welfare 3. Biomass use reduces environmental pollution and the impact on the climate change 3. Green energy

30 The use of biomass for energy production in Lithuania % 64 % 35 % 6 % 75 % 80 % 55 % 20 % Source: Lithuanian Biomass Energy Association LITBIOMA

31 THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION Virginijus Ramanauskas The president of Lithuanian Biomass Energy Association LITBIOMA Mob: Lithuanian biomass energy association LITBIOMA Ukmergės str. 283B, Vilnius