Strategies for Energy Efficient Technologies

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1 Strategies for Energy Efficient Technologies 4E Wokshop on Green ICT in Austria Wien, 05. März E ExCo Representative for Austria Energy and Environmental Technologies Federal Ministry for Transport, Inno vation and Technology, Austria

2 The Global Challange: Low Carbon Economy Reference Scenario 62 GT Picture source: Esslinger, Hochschule für angewandte Kunst Wien 27 GT Stabilisation Case ~ +2 C 14 GT Source: Energy Technology Perspectives 2008, OECD IEA Slide 2 Austrian Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology

3 Efficiency is Key! Source: Ensuring Green Growth in a Time of Economic Crisis: The role of Energy Technology, G8 Environment Ministers Meeting 22 April 2009, Siracusa, Mr. Nobuo TanakaExecutive Director, International Energy Agency Slide 3

4 Efficiency- What do we mean? (Rebound) Long Term Energy Savings from Efficiency Improvement All Sectors, IEA11 Unsere Visionen: Source: IEA indecators database, Worldwide Trends in Energy Use and Efficiency, IEA 2008 Slide 4

5 From Incremental to Transformative Source: Dennis Pamlin, Senior Associate, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Global Advisor Slide 5

6 Systemic Approach Austrian Strategic Focus Energysystems, Grids and Enduse Slide 6

7 Key Topics Smart Grids Smart Infrastructures (Power) Electronics Efficient Enduse Appliances Green ICT Slide 7

8 Green ICT what are we talking about? ICT as part of the solution ICT as part of the problem Making more from less Technology Life cycle effects Energy management and control Application Induction effects Dematerialized economy Deep structural change Rebound effects Efficiency + -- Slide 8

9 ICT needs Energy Bsp. Deutschland: Quelle: und Fraunhofer (2009) / Mallek, TU Graz Slide 9

10 Making More From Less Source: Dr. Wolfgang Pribyl, TU Graz, Institut für Elektronik Slide 10

11 But: Lifecycle, Materials Source: Lorenz Hilty, Empa, Switzerland, OECD Workshop, Copenhagen, Slide 11

12 Dematerialization Slide 12

13 But: Bandwith means Energy Slide 13

14 Smart Grids Slide 14

15 But: Interdependent Critical Infrastructures Picture source: österreichischer Biomasseverband Source: EPRI Electrical Power Research Instgitute, U.S. Slide 15 Austrian Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology

16 Growing Expectations for Green ICT Worldwide e.g. Japan Source: Hidekazu Hasegawa, Executive Senior Vice President, JEITA (Green IT Promotion Council in Japan) Slide 16

17 Greening is the Goal Source: From Green IT to Greening with IT, wwf 2009 Slide 17

18 Whatcanweexpect? Source: From Green IT to Greening with IT, wwf 2009 Slide 18

19 Efficiency Potentials with ICT&Electronics Picture source: Esslinger, Hochschule für angewandte Kunst Wien Quelle: Lorenz Erdmann, Institute for Future Studies and technology Assessment (IZT), OECD-Workshop on ICTs and Environmental Challenges, Copenhagen, Mai 2008 Slide 19 Austrian Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology

20 Efficiency Potentials with ICT&Electronics (EU27) Picture source: Esslinger, Hochschule für angewandte Kunst Wien Source: Impacts of Information and Communication Technologies on Energy Efficiency- Final Report, EC DG-INFSO, 2008 Slide 20 Austrian Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology

21 Efficiency Potentials with ICT&Electronics Fraction of electrical energy per application Energy Split Energy Saving Potential Picture source: Esslinger, Hochschule für angewandte Kunst Wien Source: Infineon, ZVEI, Siemens, CEMEP, CPES, EPA, NRDC Slide 21 Austrian Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology

22 Example: Buildings Building management ( the energy passive house ) System integration of buildings heating and cooling loads Energy producing buildings ( the energy active house ) Slide 22

23 Example: Standby and Beyond Not only computer systems but many enduse appliancess, electronic products, networking products e.g.: smart meters? protocols, system design, Slide 23

24 Example: Lighting New technologies (solid state / LED, ) Smart lighting systems (demand oriented, sensor controlled, system integration, ) Energy autonomous lighting systems Picture Source: Autonomous PV-Street Lamps, HEI- Hornbachner Energie Innovation Slide 24

25 Example: Intelligent PV-Converters Efficient power conversion Grid integration (power quality, ancilliary services) Building integration (shading, cascading) Slide 25

26 Example: Smart Grids Slide 26

27 New Services and Market Places Slide 27

28 To be discussed at the workshop Where are major potentials in the (Austrian) energy system? Where are chances for the (Austrian) Industry? What measures can be taken to overcome the valley of death? What is the role of R&D (especially in Austria)? What is the role of the different players in Austrian Industry (e.g. SMEs)? Slide 28

29 Microsoft Innovation Award: Sonderpreis ICT for Green des BMVIT Das BMVIT vergibt erstmals den Sonderpreis ICT for Green" für Projekte, die den ökologischen Fußabdruck anderer Wirtschaftsbereiche nachhaltig verbessern. Die Verleihung findet im Rahmen des Microsoft Innovation Day durch Infrastrukturministerin Doris Bures statt. Slide 29

30 Energieforschungsstrategie für Österreich - Reden sie mit! Online-Diskussion bis 10. März Gemeinsam mit dem Rat für Forschung und Technologieentwicklung Inputs für die Umsetzung der FTI-Strategie können somit die zukünftige Forschungslandschaft für Energie maßgeblich mitbestimmen. Slide 30

31 Danke für ihre Aufmerksamkeit.