Renewable Energies in Germany at a Glance

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1 Energy Renewable Energies in Germany at a Glance June 28 th, 2011, Houston, USA Antje Kramer, eclareon GmbH Management Consultants on behalf of the German Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology

2 Energy The Export Initiative renewables Made in Germany

3 The Renewable Energy Export Initiative Launched by the German Parliament in 2002 and operated by the Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology Main objectives: to stimulate the acceptance of renewable energies in other countries, to showcase Germany s technical and business expertise in the field of renewable energies, to provide comprehensive support to SMEs as they tap foreign markets, to contribute to climate protection.

4 Networking and Business Opportunities in Your Country Business information & contact events: Seminars and individual get-togethers with potential business partners from Germany First-hand information about German renewable energy technologies Face-to-face contact with experienced German companies in the renewables industry Organized by local German bilateral chambers of commerce (AHKs)

5 Information and Business Opportunities Online Internet portal: Information about renewable energies made in Germany, companies and product profiles Newsletter: Current news and developments, information about projects, applications, upcoming events and more Virtual market place: International online business platform, unique virtual marketplace and portal for market information

6 Energy Use of Renewable Energy Sources In Germany

7 Structure of RES in final energy consumption in Germany 2010 Total: 8,984 PJ 1) Wind energy 1.5 % Hydropower 0.8 % Other fossil energy resources (e.g. hard coal, lignite, mineral oil, natural gas) and nuclear energy 89.0 % RES share % Biomass 2) 7.9 % Other renewables 0.9 % Source: BMU

8 Structure of final energy supply from RES in Germany 2010 Total: TWh Biogenic fuels, heat: 46.1 % Biofuels: 13.0 % Geothermal energy: 2.0 % Hydropower: 7.2 % Solar thermal energy: 1.9 % Photovoltaics: 4.4 % Biogenic fuels, electricity: 12.1 % Wind energy: 13.3 % Biomass (total *), including biofuels: 71 % Source: BMU

9 Development of electricity generation from RES in Germany 120, ,000 Hydropower Biomass * Wind energy Photovoltaics EEG: January ,000 EEG: April 2000 EEG: August 2004 [GWh] 60,000 Amendment to BauGB: November ,000 StromEinspG: January March , Source: BMU

10 Structure of electricity supply from RES in Germany 2010 Hydropower: 19.4 % Total: TWh Wind energy: 35.9 % Biogenic share of waste: 4.7 % Landfill gas: 0.7 % Sewage gas: 1.1 % Biogas: 12.6 % Biogenic liquid fuels: 2.0 % Biogenic solid fuels: 11.9 % Photovoltaics: 11.8 % Share of biomass *: 33 % Source: BMU

11 Contribution of RES to energy supply in Germany 2010 Electricity Heat Hydropower 19.7 Biomass (total) Wind energy 36.5 therefrom: onshore 36.3 solid biomass offshore 0.2 liquid biomass 4.6 Biomass (total) therefrom: solid biomass liquid biomass biogas [TWh = 1 billion kwh] biogas sewage gas landfill gas biogenic share of waste Solar thermal energy [TWh = 1 billion kwh] sewage gas 1.1 Deep geothermal energy 0.3 landfill gas 0.7 Near surface geothermal energy 5.3 biogenic share of waste 4.8 Total heat Photovoltaics 12.0 Biogenic fuels Geothermal energy Total electricity Biodiesel (approx. 2.6 mill. t) Vegetable oil (approx. 0.1 mill. t) Bioethanol (approx. 1.2 mill. t) Biogenic fuels (total) [TWh = 1 billion kwh] Total final energy from renewable energy sources Deviations in the totals are due to rounding; Source: BMU-KI III 1 according to Working Group on Renewable Energy Sources -Statistics (AGEE-Stat); as at: March 2011; all figures provisional Source: BMU

12 Energy Renewable Energy Sources In Germany - Wind Energy

13 German wind market MW MW -19% Zubau Newly installed capacity Gesamt Total 1.918MW 1.551MW Source: Dena, Dewi, VDMA, BWE

14 German wind market 245,3 48, ,1 61,2 57,2 399,5 5,3 27,7 341, ,4 160,4 345,8 154,2 90,3 25,1 36,8 48,3 44,3 93,5 121,2 25,8 52,8 Newly installed capacity 2009 in MW Newly installed capacity 2010 in MW 6 28,8 41,1 15,3 47,4 51,8 Source: dena

15 Development of newly installed capacity Onshore, offshore and repowering MW ,2 MW 204,6 MW Repowering Offshore Jährlicher Onshore Zubau (OnS) Source: Dena, Dewi, VDMA, BWE 2011

16 Classifications of wind energy plants - in Germany Share in [%] < 1.5 MW MW 2.0 MW MW MW > 5.0 MW Source: BMU

17 Classifications of wind energy plants - Worldwide Total capacity 2010: 194,390 MW Total capacity 2010: 194,390 MW New installed capacity (total): 35,802 MW cumulative, installed capacity [GW] Rest of the world: 9.5 % Denmark: 0.9 % China: 36.0 % USA: 26.1 % Italy: 2.9 % India: 3.3 % Spain: 6.4 % Germany: 5.0 % Source: BMU Africa Asia Europe America Australia Oceania Portugal: 1.8 % Canada: 2.5 % UK: 2.8 % France: 2.8 %

18 Energy Participating Companies

19 Participating German Companies Company Vulkan SeaCom Representative Mr. Rüdiger Wedow Plarad Mr. Jeff Freeman Dual Lift Mr. Marc Craandijk

20 Participating German Companies Company Representative Windkraft Nord Mr. Florian Zerhusen INTORQ Mr. Ken Mueck

21 Energy Thank you for your attention. eclareon GmbH Antje Kramer Luisenstraße Berlin Tel: Fax: Internetseite: