Experience with GHG emission projections for energy sector in LATVIA

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Experience with GHG emission projections for energy sector in LATVIA Workshop on emissions projection 6-8 September 2004, UNFCCC Secretariat, Bonn Janis Rekis Latvian Investment and Development Agency

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Experience with GHG emission projections for energy sector in LATVIA. Janis Rekis Latvian Investment and Development Agency. Workshop on emissions projection 6-8 September 2004, UNFCCC Secretariat, Bonn. History of MARKAL use for emission projections in energy sector. Started in 1995 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Experience with GHG emission projections for energy sector

in LATVIA

Workshop on emissions projection6-8 September 2004, UNFCCC Secretariat, Bonn

Janis RekisLatvian Investment and

Development Agency

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History of MARKAL use for emission projections in energy sector

• Started in 1995• 2nd National Communication• 3rd National Communication• Projections for SO2, VOC, NOx• and now …

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Modelling approach

• Bottom-up rich technology optimization model

• Spread of action between supply and demand

• Emissions taxes and constraints• Estimate system costs• Sensitivity analyses

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Overview of model

Useful energydemand

Primary fuelprices

Menu of energytechnologies

productionconversion

transmissionutilization

Emissionconstraints

Optimal least costmix of technologies

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Issues (1)

• Reporting– Generic tables (results, assumptions etc.)

• Problems– Emission factors for new fuels– Energy useful demand projections (how to

link with macroeconomic forecast)– Possibility to deal with uncertainty with

stochastic analyzes– Discrepancy between structure of energy

balance and inventory (ex. off-road)

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Issues (2)

Notwithstanding to resent development in CC policy field

• National system isn’t yet established

• Lack of coordination between involved institutions

• Lack of financial capacity

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GHG emission forecast in energy sector Gg

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Actual emissions

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2NC Scenario with Measures

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Forecast of GDP

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Slow developmentscenario (2003)

EU(15) average level in2000

EU(15) average level(2001)

Fast convergencescenario (2001)

Convergence scenario(2001)

MARKAL

Stagnation scenario(2001)

Divergence scenario(2001)

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CO2 emissions in energy sector, Ggdifferent growth rates for useful energy demand

Annual growth of (1999-2034)Scenario DM1 DM2 DM4 DM6

Useful energy demand 1.2% 1.4% 1.7% 2.1%

Electricity consumption 1.4% 2.1% 2.8% 3.8%