Dr. LarsArvid Brischke National Energy Efficieny Action Plan in Germany. Multinational Workshop on B

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Dr. Lars-Arvid BrischkeNational Energy
Efficieny Action Plan in Germany. Multi-national
Workshop on Best Practice in transposing
EU-Directive 2006/32/ECRiga, 20 21 September
2007
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Ownership Structure of the German Energy Agency.

• Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology
• Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature
  Conservation and Nuclear Safety
• Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Urban
  Development

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denas board.

• Supervisory Board Chairman
• Michael Glos Federal Minister for Economics
  and Technology
• Deputy Chairman of dena board
• Detlef LeinbergerManaging Director, KfW
  Bankengruppe

• Sigmar Gabriel Federal Minister for the
  Environment, Nature Conservancy and Nuclear
  Safety
• Dr. Tessen von Heydebreck Deutsche
  Bank AG
• Wolfgang KrohManaging Director, KfW Bankengruppe
  (Deputy Chair)
• Wolfgang TiefenseeFederal Minister for
  Transport, Building and Urban Development

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Shareholder structure as per Supervisory Board
decision of 10 July 2007.

• New shareholders
• Allianz SE
• Deutsche Bank AG
• DZ BANK AG
• New shareholding structure
• Federal Republic of Germany 50
• KfW Bankengruppe (KfW Banking Group) 26
• Allianz SE, Deutsche Bank AG and DZ BANK AG 8
  each
• Changes to the Supervisory Board
• The Supervisory Board will be made up of 9
  members in future. The three new shareholders
  will each be represented by one member, KfW will
  appoint two members and with the addition of
  Federal Minister Horst Seehofer, the state will
  have 4 members on the Supervisory Board.
• Proposed timetable Implementation of the new
  structure is planned for September

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Fields of Competence and Activity at dena.
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Establishment of a Sustainable Energy System in
Germany Energy Policy Strategy with Three
Pillars.
1. Further development of using renewable energy
sources 2. Efficient transformation of primary
energy into final energy (supply side) 3.
Rational energy use (demand side) ? Security of
supply reduction of energy imports, risk
reduction of energy supply ? Future markets
advantages for competitiveness and innovation,
chances for German advanced technology ? Climate
protection Fulfilment of German Kyoto
commitments as well as achievement of European
targets with respect to climate protection 2020
(minus 20 respectively 30)
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Energy Efficiency Targets of the EU and Germany.

• Summit of heads of state and government of EU
  (March, 8th 2007)
• ? until 2020 reduction of primary energy
  consumption by 20
• ? until 2020 increase share of renewables to 20
• ? until 2020 reduction of greenhouse gas
  emissions 20 below the emission level of 1990
• Action plan for energy efficiency of the EU
  Commission (October, 19th 2006)
• ? until 2020 reduction of primary energy
  consumption by 20 with respect to trend
• EU Directive on energy end-use efficiency and
  energy services and repealing (April, 5th 2006)
• ? until 2016 proof of final energy savings of 9
  independent of the development of economy and
  energy consumption
• Coalition agreement between CDU, CSU und SPD
  (November, 11th 2005)
• ? 100 increase in energy productivity
  (economic performance per primary energy input)
• in Germany from 1990 until 2020

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Development of a National Climate Protection and
Energy Programme.

• National Process of three Energy Summits (March
  2006, October 2006 and July 2007) initiated by
  the Chancellor Angela Merkel
• Participants Representatives of the government,
  the energy industry (large power producers and
  distributors), industry and consumer
  associations, manufacturers and operators of
  installations using renewables, CHP operators,
  contractors, dena etc.
• Result of the Energy Summit in July 2007
  Confirmation of the national target of doubling
  the energy productivity from 1990 until 2020
• National Climate Protection and Energy Programme
• National Energy Efficiency Action Plan in the
  context of the ESD is an important part of the
  strategy to meet this target.
• Other parts will aim the improvement of the
  efficiency of energy production and distribution
  (supply side)

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Structure of the National Energy Efficiency
Action Plan (EEAP).

• Introduction
• National strategy to meet the energy savings
  objective
• Determination/Definition of the national energy
  savings objective(incl. national sub-ordinate
  target)
• Measures in the national EEAP concerning
• Private Households
• Trade and Commerce, Services Sector
• Public Sector
• Industry Sector
• Transport sector
• Higher level und cross-sector Measures
• Evaluation of the national EEAP measures
• Institutional provisions
• Annex (definitions, measure fact sheets etc.)

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Instruments / Policies Measures for Energy
Efficiency on the Demand Side.

• Implementing and further development of legal
  requirements (e.g. energy labelling, ecodesign)
• Public financed promotion of energy efficiency
  measures
• Market-oriented strategies
• Transparency on the market
• Information and communication as central
  resource
• Enhancement of the offer of energy efficient
  products
• Enhancement of the demand of energy efficient
  products
• Improvement of advising at the point of sale
• By intelligent combination of these three
  approaches the sectoral packages of instruments /
  policies measures were defined the nEEAP
  consists of.

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Methodology.
Calculation
Field of activity e.g. refurbishment of existing
residential buildings
Economical energy efficiency potential
Consideration of development requirements
(barriers, market processes etc.)
Instrument, e.g. CO2 Building Rehabilitation
Programme
Estimation of feasible end energy savings
Development
Measures, e.g. improvement building envelope
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Sector percentage of final energy consumption in
Germany 2001 - 2005.
(provisional, estimated) Average final energy
consumption (base period 2001 2005) 9.284
PJ thereof excepted energy consumption of armed
forces 23 PJ undertakings envolved in ETS
activities no appropriate data available ? no
exceptions Relevant final energy consumption
9.261 PJ National indicative energy savings
target to achieve in 2016 833 PJ
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Overview of Calculated and Estimated Savings in
Relation to the Target
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Estimation of achievable end energy savings PJ
in the period 2008 - 2016 in Sectors.
Figures without Early Actions.
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Instruments and Measures in the different Sectors.
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Private Households.
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dena-estimation of achievable end energy savings
PJ in the period 2008 - 2016 in Sectors.
Figures without Early Actions.
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Private Households (1).

• Buildings
• Campaigns Innovative Construction
  Refurbishment (Information, consultation,
  motivation)
• Standards for heating system efficiency checks
  in existing buildings and in new buildings
• Consultation offers
• BAFA on-site consultation
• vzbv consulting service in the field of energy
• Promotion programmes
• CO2-building rehabilitation programme
• Promotion of energy efficient new buildings

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Private Households (2).

• Energy using products, in particular electric
  appliances
• European TopRunner-Strategy for energy using
  products
• Campaigns Energy efficiency with electricity in
  households (Information, consultation,
  motivation)
• Assistance in selecting outstanding energy
  efficient appliances (white goods, IT, consumer
  electronics)
• Credit financing programme for highly efficient
  products(in particular white goods, consumer
  electronics)

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Trade and Commerce, Services Sector incl. Public
Sector.
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dena-estimation of achievable end energy savings
PJ in the period 2008 - 2016 in Sectors.
Figures without Early Actions.
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Trade and Commerce, Services Sector incl. Public
sector (1).

• Buildings
• Campaigns
• Innovative Construction Refurbishment
• Contracting-Offensive
• Promotion programmes
• CO2 Building Rehabilitation Programme
• Refurbishment of buildings in the Public Sector
• Contracting in federal buildings as well as in
  state and municipal facilities

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Trade and Commerce, Services Sector incl. Public
Sector (2).

• Products Systems, in particular electricity
• European TopRunner-Strategy for energy using
  products
• Campaigns
• Energy efficiency with electricity in the Trade
  and Commerce, Services Sector
• mission E Information motivation for Members
  of the Federal Armed Forces
• Public/institutional procurement Standards and
  practices for the inclusion of energy efficiency
  criteria
• Promotion
• Market incentive programme for energy efficiency
  in SME
• Modernisation of street lighting traffic lights

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Trade and Commerce, Services Sector Examples of
measures.

• Interaction of promotion programmes and
  campaigns
• Market incentive programme for energy efficiency
  in SME
• Promotion of energy-audits and energy efficiency
  investments
• Active, public-oriented marketing for
  promotion-offers in cooperation with
  market-partners (funding authorities/institutions,
  manufacturer, plant construction, handcraft,
  consultants, organisations)
• Provision and notification of standards and
  information on energy efficiency measures
• Standards for energy-audits
• Sectoral benchmarks for energy using appliances
  and systems

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Industry and Transport Sector.
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dena-estimation of achievable end energy savings
PJ in the period 2008 - 2016 in Sectors.
Figures without Early Actions.
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Industry Sector.

• Buildings
• Campaigns Contracting (Information-initiative
  for the establishment of energy services in
  office buildings of the Industry Sector
• Promotion CO2-building rehabilitation programme
  for non residential buildings (Industry
  Sector)
• Contracting Heating / Ventilation /
  Air-conditioning
• Products systems, in particular electricity
• European TopRunner-Strategy for energy using
  products
• Campaigns Energy efficiency with electricity
  in the Industry Sector (Information,
  consultation and motivation)
• Promotion Market incentive programme Energy
  Efficiency in SME
• Contracting Compressed-air, lighting

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Transport Sector.

• Improvement of the consumption information on
  cars (Adjustment EnVKV)
• Transparent labelling layout/design
• Consumption related labelling of tyres
• Extension/ Improvement of the cycle track network
• Campaigns Energy Efficiency Mobility
• Public financed promotion
• Engine and fuel optimisation for cars and trucks
• Development of Mobility-Communication and
  City-logistic

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Transport Sector Examples of measures (1).

• Campaign Energy Efficiency Mobility
• Central information platform regarding energy
  saving possibilities when using cars
• Check-lists
• Action oriented user-hints
• Information regarding oils and wheels supporting
  energy efficieny etc.
• Trainings regarding a fuel-saving driving
• Involvement/ cooperation with market-partners
  (motor mechanics, car dealer, ADAC, TÜV etc.)
• Continuous address and information of drivers
  through extensive publicity

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Cross-sector Instruments and Measures.
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dena-estimation of achievable end energy savings
PJ in the period 2008 - 2016 in Sectors.
Figures without Early Actions.
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Cross-sector Measures.

• Further development of the Energy Savings
  Regulation (EnEV), in particular adaptation to
  the state-of-the-art
• Energy Performance Certificate for buildings
• Initiation- demonstration project Smart
  Metering in conjunction with the
  BMWi-Technology-Competition e-Energy

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Conclusion.

• The identified economical energy efficiency and
  savings potentials of each economic sector can be
  exhausted by an intelligent combination and
  application of instruments / policies measures
  based on the three approaches
• Implementing and further development of legal
  requirements
• Public financed promotion of energy efficiency
  measures
• Market-oriented strategies
• The national indicative energy savings target of
  833 PJ is to be achieved until 2016 by
  implementing the sectoral packages of instruments
  / policies proposed in the nEEAP
• Early Actions are estimated to contribute about
  375 PJ.
• It is suggested to use a co-efficient of 1 to
  calculate the electricity savings as there are no
  electricity savings above average.

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Efficiency decides.
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Thank you!Deutsche Energie-Agentur GmbH (dena)
- German Energy AgencyEnergy Efficiency with
ElectricityAnnegret-Cl. Agricola Dr.
Lars-Arvid BrischkeHead of Department Project
DirectorTel. 030 / 72 61 65 650 Tel. 030 / 72
61 65 - 652agricola_at_dena.de brischke_at_dena.de

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