GHG inventory and energy balance data: experiences from Austria
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GHG inventory and energy balance data: experiences from Austria
Bernd Gugele
Workshop “Official statistics for better climate change information”
Doha, 5 December 2012
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Outline
Austrian GHG emission inventoryo Importance of energy balance datao Quality requirements of GHG inventory estimates
Cooperation with STATISTIK AUSTRIAo Established Process / legal basiso Standardized exchange formatso Quality controlo Harmonisation/improvements
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Austrian Air Emission Inventory (1)
Umweltbundesamt designated as single national entity responsible for inventory preparation (Environmental Control Act).
International reporting obligationso UNFCCC + EU (Kyoto, MM): Direct and indirect GHGo UNECE(CLRTAP) + EU (NEC): SO2, NOX, NMVOC, NH3, Heavy
metals and POPs Reporting format
o Harmonized formats (CRF, NFR) and methodologies (IPCC, CORINAIR)
o Reporting of „activity data“ (e.g fuel consumption) Quality management system according to ISO 17020
(accreditation 2005)
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Austrian Air Emission Inventory (2)
Fuel combustionis the anthropogenic key source of almost all pollutants.
Share of Fuel Combustion in total Austrian emissions
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
SO2
NOX
NMVOC
CH4
CO
CO2
N2O
NH3
Cd
Hg
Pb
PAH
DIOX
HCB
PM 10
PM 2.5
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Austrian Air Emission Inventory (3)
Quality requirementso Accuracyo Consistencyo Transparencyo Completenesso Comparability
STATISTIK AUSTRIA is the most important data provider o Energy balance: covers 75% of GHG emissionso Agricultural data: covers 5% of GHG emissions
Data must be delivered on time to meet the reporting deadlines
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Austrian Air Emission Inventory (4)
Common Reporting Format (CRF) to UNFCCC
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Cooperation with STATISTIK AUSTRIA (1)
Informal cooperation between Umweltbundesamt and STATISTIK AUSTRIA since 2000
Joint study „Energy Data Harmonisation for CO2 Emissions Calculations” in 2002 (EUROSTAT)
QMS-Audit of data provider STATISTIK AUSTRIA (2007) Established working process - legal basis:
o Federal Statistics Act regulates the establishment of energy balance: not detailed enough
o Five year framework contract between Energy and Environment Ministry and STATISTIK AUSTRIA
Umweltbundesamt is invited to participate in planning and analysis of existing and new surveys.
o Environmental Control Act: specifies exchange of information between Umweltbundesamt and STATISTIK AUSTRIA
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Cooperation with STATISTIK AUSTRIA (2)
STATISTIK AUSTRIA yearly submits to Umweltbundesamt:o National Energy Balance + 9 Regional energy balanceso IEA-JQ (End of November, Eurostat)o Time series (JQ-compatible) (same data but different format)o Additional information (e.g. time series of transformation input by
sector by detailed energy carrier) Umweltbundesamt yearly submits to STATISTIK AUSTRIA
o EU-ETS data (fuel consumption, NCV, share of biomass) (200 plants ≈ 30 Mio t CO2 )
Standardized exchange data formats (spreadsheets) Standardized fuel definitions (both direction) Umweltbundesamt validates energy balance data with other
information i.p.:o Large plant data (LCP, EU ETS). o Waste statistics: Waste incineration, industrial waste (share of
biomass, type of waste).
-> Feedback to STATISTIK AUSTRIA
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Harmonisation/improvements Road Transport/off-road: Sectoral fuel consumption of
GLOBEMI transport model was different from energy balance i.p for industry and agriculture.o Harmonized approach is used: quality of off-road transport data
improved Aviation: National vs. international. Different
approaches were used.o Harmonized approach is used: Umweltbundesamt provides data to
STATISTIK AUSTRIA based on flight control data Non-energy use: Double counting with process
emissions -> Energy balance is not a carbon/material balance.
Consumption of biomass heatings (non-traded fuels; small district heatings): high uncertainty; Key source for non-GHG.