Experience and expectations of the Energy Community Secretariat in harmonisation of energy statistics in the Energy Community

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1 Experience and expectations of the Energy Community Secretariat in harmonisation of energy statistics in the Energy Community INOGATE Energy Statistics Meeting Brussels September 2012

2 Energy Community The Treaty establishing the Energy Community (signed in October 2005, entering into force 1 July 2006) to implement Acquis Communautaire : on Energy on Competition on Renewables on Environment Expanding to: energy efficiency the third EU energy package oil? New aspects of renewables? STATISTICS??? 2

3 INOGATE and Energy Community Contracting Parties: Moldova (2010) and Ukraine (2011) Observers: Georgia and Armenia Ukraine and Moldova in the Energy Community 77% of TPES in Energy Community 67% of population 45% of GDP Population 67 other CPs GDP 45 GDP/capita = 0.67 of EnC average TPES 77 Ukraina and Moldova 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% 3

4 Why statistics? Objective necessity for the purpose of the Treaty Commitments from the Treaty security of supply market integration energy efficiency environment protection use of renewable sources Input to set objectives and design policies Reliable and consistent data Monitoring of effectiveness of policies Monitoring of compliance with commitments Commitment in statistics: To build reliable statistics system To define efficient administrative framework To provide technical and financial means for implementation To set feasible timeframe for implementation 4

5 Approach to energy statistics Ministerial Council on its 3 rd meeting in December 2007 identified an objective necessity to develop a common concept for energy statistics for the purposes of the Treaty Harmonized energy statistics based on: Common methodology, definitions and questionnaires, reporting forms (EUROSTAT / IEA / UNECE questionnaires and ENERGY STATISTICS MANUAL) EU legislation on energy statistics (Regulation (EC) 1099/2008, EU requirements for transparency of energy prices (Directive 2008/92) Ministerial Council, December 2011: In order to make its official energy statistics available for the purpose of the Treaty, particularly the market integration, the Energy Community shall consider for adoption in 2012 mandatory legal and administrative framework to harmonize its energy statistics with the EU. 5

6 Road Map for the Energy Community (from the study: Energy Statistics in the Energy Community EIHP, 2010) Training on Energy Statistics, IEA Organization of the Training/Workshop on the methodologies for final energy consumption surveys: households, services and transport with examples of good practice. Organisation of the Training/Workshop on development of the reports on the transparency of gas and electricity prices and energy indicators Organization of the Training/Workshop on the development of the reports on monthly energy statistics. Monitoring of the progress of implementation activities defined by Action plans for Evaluation of the achieved results, preparation of the joint results on the level of EC, proposals to support effective progress in the areas and in the CPs which are lagging behind the agreed schedule of the process 6

7 Action plan Years Quarters MOLDOVA Development of the related primary and secondary legislation Elaboration and improvement of the reporting on energy supply Conduction of the surveys on final energy consumption Energy balance (IEA/EUROSTAT methodology) Submission of the questionnaires to the IEA Submission of the monthly energy statistic first publication Publication of the periodic report on prices first publication Development of the energy indicators UKRAINE Development of the related secondary legislation Elaboration and improvement of the reporting on energy supply Conduction of the surveys on final energy consumption Energy balance (IEA/EUROSTAT methodology) Submission of the questionnaires to the IEA Submission of the monthly energy statistic after revision Production of the periodic report on prices first submission Development of the energy indicators LEGEND: Development of the activity Realization of the critical cases, first submission of the balances, questionnaires or testing phase Submission of the balances, questionnaires and reports still under the development process Submission of the completely harmonized balances, questionnaires and reports 7

8 What next? EU regulation on quantitative energy data (supply and consumption of energy carriers) and EU requirements for transparency of electricity and gas prices. Mandatory for Contracting Parties Formal commitments Reassessment of progress Submission of energy balances to IEA (All Contracting Parties and Observers) Energy data in the unified EUROSTAT/IEA /UNECE questionnaires slow progress in price transparency Completion of legislative and administrative framework Capacity building and technical assistance Provide financial resources Realistic planning New timeline 8

9 INOGATE and Energy Community Common objectives: Harmonization of approach to energy statistics, Consistency in data reporting, Efficiency in data collection, processing and dissemination. work together, not in parallel, towards the same objectives relying on existing competencies in Partner Countries / Contracting Parties. 9

10 More information at Thank you for your attention Milka Mumovic Energy Community Secretariat 10