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Building a European sustainable energy sector
through EU research programmes
European CommissionDirectorate-General for
Energy and Transport

• Second Euroheat Power RTD Workshop
• High Efficiency Improved Building Installations
  and Customer Comfort
• Brussels 2 February 2006
• Gonzalo MOLINA IGARTUA
• Head of Unit
• Management of Energy RTD programmes

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MANAGEMENT OF ENERGY RESEARCH PROGRAMME
Renewable energy Sources
Solar Th
Ocean
Geothermal
PV
Energy Efficiency
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DEMAND MANAGEMENT AND RENEWABLE ENERGIES (1)

• The Green Book on Security of Energy Supply
  considers
• 1The supply from renewables and the demand
  management (energy efficiency) are essential
  components for this security
• 2Only the integrated use of all political and
  market instruments can help to increase this
  security

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DEMAND MANAGEMENT AND RENEWABLE ENERGIES (2)

• How to succeed with the difficult actions in
  buildings and transport?
• Adequate integration supply/demand role of RES
  and EE
• Adequate integration of instruments according to
  each specific circumstance
• Legislation
• Market mechanisms
• - Technological innovation
• - Non-technological instruments
• Innovative financial schemes
• Training, behaviour
• Standards, monitoring and targetting
• Other

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The relation between community instruments
Research Policy Development of new technologies
Energy Policy To solve problems and needs of
society
DG RTD
DG TREN
Market
COST OF RES ECOBUILDINGS CONCERTOCIVITAS ALTERNAT
IVE FUELS POLYGENERATION
LEGISLATION
IEE
Dissemination
Research and Development
Demonstration
Long term
Short term
Medium term
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INNOVATION IN CIVITAS/ECO-BUILDINGS/CONCERTO

• Innovative integration of known and
  improved/advanced technologies in order to help
  to solve the problems and needs of society in
  relation with energy

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INTELLIGENT ENERGY. EUROPE THE FACILITATOR
PROGRAMME
Key actions in IEE
Legislative inputs
Retrofitting of social housing SAVE (3)
Best adequate integration of instruments
IEE
RTD inputs
RES electricity ALTENER (3)
New instruments created by the IEE programme -
Knowledge - Behaviour - Monitoring - Training -
Financing - Other
Alternative Fuels for vehicles STEER (2)
Urban and Periurban areas COOPENER (2)
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POLITICAL AND LEGISLATIVE INSTRUMENTS
Political and legislative instruments Sector Sector Supply Demand Demand Demand
Political and legislative instruments RES EE Supply BU TR IND
White Book on RES X X X X
White Book on Transport 2001 X X
Green Book on Energy Efficiency in Europe X X X X X
Directive on RES-electricity X X X X
Directive on Appliances X X X
Directive on Energy Performance of Buildings X X X
Directive on Cogeneration X X X X X
Directive on Bio-fuels X X X
Directive on Energy Services X X X X X
Directive on Eco-design X X X X
Biomass Action Plan X X X X
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INTEGRATION RES/EE ECOBUILDINGS/CONCERTO
Renewable energy Sources
Ocean
LARGE SCALE
INTEGRATION
Energy Efficiency
Ecobuildings
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6FP RTD ECO-BUILDINGS Conceptual integration
Physical integration
Conceptual
Level 2 Optimised operation Users
influence Maintenance Energy Services
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Integration
Level 2
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Innovative
planning
Level 1 Level 2 Level 3
architecture
Level 3 Education professionals, users Planning
of structures in relation to energy
behaviour Benchmarking, Indicators Guidance for
authorities Tariff structures
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B
Low-E materials and innovative components In
construction
Integration of RES EE technologies
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Level 1
D
Innovation in BMS including monitoring
Physical integration
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CONCERTO
Conceptual Integration of Demand/Supply Management
Level 1
Optimized existing/planned community status
to ensure optimized interaction of relevant
parameters
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Energy flow analysis, management potential,
goals, concepts, measures
Lifetime operation
Level 2
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to ensure optimized energy performance beyond FP
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Optimized operation with CEMS and monitoring,
maintenance, exchange upgrade of
technologies,energy services
Soft layer integration / support measures
Level 3
to assist in reducing non technical barriers
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Training, socio-economic research, performance
indicators
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6FP RTD CONCERTO
Big industry
Smallindustry SMEs
Green electricity
PV plant
Storage
Electricity
Individual house
ESCO
Neighbourhood CHP
Local CHP plant
House with Solar thermal and PV
Storage
Office buildings
Wind power plant
Natural Gas
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Grid Issues

• Distributed Generation (optimal use and
  management, storage)
• Management of electricity grids linked to large
  scale wind power generation
• addressing intermittency of wind power
  generation,
• innovative control technologies,
• intelligent management systems

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Polygeneration

• Improve competitiveness of polygeneration in all
  application through demonstration of innovative
  technologies
• Address interaction between supply and demand
  side
• Overall improvement of Energy Efficiency and
  cost/benefits rate
• Third countries or countries where RE and EE
  policies, support schemes and commitment need to
  be strengthened

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CIVITAS Cities
Göteborg Stockholm Malmö
Bristol Winchester Norwich Preston
Kaunas
Aalborg Odense
Tallinn
Rotterdam
Cork
Berlin Bremen Stuttgart
Gdynia Krakow
Lille Nantes Toulouse La Rochelle
Prague
Bucharest Suceava Ploiesti
Graz
Ljubljana
Pecs Debrecen
Rome Genoa Venice Potenza
Barcelona Burgos
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CUTE Clean Urban Transport in Europe

• A group of 27 city buses running on Hydrogen
• Demonstration in 9 European cities (Porto,
  Madrid, Barcelona, London, Luxemburg, Hamburg,
  Stuttgart, Amsterdam and Stockholm)
• Production, distribution and refuelling
• Exploration of the use of RES as primary energy
  for Hydrogen
• Cooperation with Iceland (ECTOS) and Australia
  (STEP)

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ENERGY IN THE FP7
More on Energy
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From passive consumers to active savers!
THE ROLE OF CITIZENS
Legislation is global
Acting locally

• Integration of
• instruments from
• MS
• EU

Thinking globally
NETWORKING
Community added value
Society
PROGRAMMES ManagEnergy
Governance
Citizens real actors
ManagEnergy And others
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