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Renewable Energy Market OutlookThe 5th Northeast Asia Energy Security Forum
Ali Izadi
December 12, 2017
1 December 12, 2017
Analysis to help you understand the future of energy
Solar Wind Power and
Utilities
Electric
Vehicles
Energy Smart
Technologies
Gas Carbon
Markets &
Climate
Frontier
Power
Mobility and
Autonomous
Driving
Emerging
Technologies
Storage
Europe, Middle East
& AfricaAsia PacificAmericas
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$62bn$88bn
$128bn
$175bn
$205bn $207bn
$276bn
$317bn$291bn
$269bn
$315bn
$349bn
$287bn
$258bn(estimate)
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Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance. Note: Total values include estimates for undisclosed deals. Includes corporate and government R&D, and spending for digital energy
and energy storage projects (not reported in quarterly statistics). Excludes large hydro.
Global new clean energy investment
$300 billion
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$62bn$88bn
$128bn
$175bn
$205bn $207bn
$276bn
$317bn$291bn
$269bn
$315bn
$349bn
$287bn
$258bn(estimate)
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Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance. Note:Total values include estimates for undisclosed deals. Includes corporate and government R&D, and spending for digital energy
and energy storage projects (not reported in quarterly statistics). Excludes large hydro.
Global new clean energy investment and capacity installations
$300 billion
160GW
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Source: Maycock, Bloomberg New Energy Finance
Solar technology is getting cheaper, faster
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2016 ($/W)
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2017
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Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance
BNEF global benchmark capexforecast for fixed-axis utility-scale systems
$1.85
$0.48 $0.29 $0.22 $0.18 $0.15 $0.12
$3.24
$1.14$0.86
$0.70 $0.59 $0.51 $0.45
2010 2016 2020 2025 2030 2035 2040
$/W (DC - 2016 real)
Module Inverter Balance of plant EPC Other System cost
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Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance Note: Data by contract signing date
Turbine price by delivery date
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Global (ex. China) Germany (ExTool) Denmark (Extool) US (LBL) China (BNEF) Vestas global
million Euro/MW
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Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance Notes: Line shows central case, error bars
reflect the range between low speed and high speed sites
Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance Note: Note: Averages are capacity-
weighted. We calculate the capacity factor with our proprietary Wind Farm Capacity
Factor Tool using real project data and wind resource data provided by 3TIER and
Vaisala. We assume P90 value in the capacity factor tool.
Onshore wind capacity factor Capacity factor forecast for the U.S
Onshore wind is getting cheaper as capacity factors rise
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Evolution of wind turbine heights and output
20001995199019th C
300m
200m
100m
1-12kW0.5 MW
1.2 MW2 MW
Sources: Various; Bloomberg New Energy Finance
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Evolution of wind turbine heights and output
2000 20051995199019th C
300m
200m
100m
1-12kW0.5 MW
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Sources: Various; Bloomberg New Energy Finance
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Evolution of wind turbine heights and output
2000 2005 20101995199019th C
300m
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100m
1-12kW0.5 MW
1.2 MW2 MW
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7 MW
Sources: Various; Bloomberg New Energy Finance
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Evolution of wind turbine heights and output
20152000 2005 20101995199019th C
300m
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1-12kW0.5 MW
1.2 MW2 MW
4 MW
7 MW 9 MW
Sources: Various; Bloomberg New Energy Finance
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Evolution of wind turbine heights and output
202520152000 2005 20101995199019th C
300m
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1-12kW0.5 MW
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13-15 MW
Sources: Various; Bloomberg New Energy Finance
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Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance Note: Projects by commissioning date. Full dots show the project level LCOEs have been estimated using winning tariffs, tariff
duration, indexation (if applicable) and a power price assumption for the merchant tail.
Offshore wind has surprised us
Completed auction
Anholt
Horns Rev III
Danish near-shore
Krieger's Flak
Borssele I & II
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Zuid I & II
Zuid III & IV
Noord
CfD-R1-East Anglia 1
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CfD-Round 2
CfD-Round 3
Gode Wind 3
BRW II, OWP West
He Dreiht
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Historical BNEF central LCOE BNEF LCOE range (H2 2016)
$/MWh (2016 $)
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Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance,
survey participants.
BNEF 2016 li-ion battery price survey results 2012-2016
H1 2012: $689/kWh
H2 2012: $642/kWh
H1 2013:$599/kWh
H1 2014: $568/kWh
H2 2014:$540/kWh
H2 2015:$350/kWh 2016:
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monthly MWh ofsales of batteriesin new EVs
19% learning rate
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APAC China
Japan Korea
Clean energy investment in APAC
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Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance
Renewable energy (excluding large hydro) proportion of power generation, 2006-16
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Spain
3%12%
Australia
6%
18%
Brazil
5% 6%
Canada
6%10%
China
9%
29%
Germany2%
25%
UK
4% 6%
India12%
25%
Italy
7%12%
Japan
3%9%
US
1% 3%
South Africa
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Climatescope coverage, 2017
26Latin American
& Caribbean
nations
19Sub-Saharan
Africa
nations
10Asian countries,
including 25
states/provinces in
India & China
3 MENA nations
OECD Since 2012 Since 2014 Since 2016 Since 2017 Non-OECD not in Climatescope
13countries in Central Asia
and Eastern Europe
Climatescope 2017
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Ranking and Parameters
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Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance, Climatescope 2017
Climatescope 2017
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2016 2040
Global electricity generation mix
Coal37%
Gas23%
Oil4%
Nuclear10%
Hydro17%
Onshore wind4%
Utility-scale PV1%
Small-scale PV1%
24,155TWh
Coal22%
Gas16%
Nuclear9%
Hydro15%
Onshore wind15%
Utility-scale PV
12%
Small-scale PV5%
38,079TWh
Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance
New Energy Outlook 2017
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Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance
Global electricity generation by fuel type
Fossil fuel
Nuclear
Solar & Wind
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Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance
Investment in new electricity generation capacity by region2017-2040 ($ trillion – 2016 real)
Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance
Asia
Pacific
$4.8tn$1.5tnAmericas
$1.2tnEurope
$1.5tn
Middle East,
Turkey and
Africa
$1.3tnRest of the
World
New Energy Outlook 2017
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Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance
Global investment by region, 2017-2040 APAC investment by region, 2017-2040
APAC: 47% of investmentChina & India: 83% of investment in APAC
$2,823
$1,157
$431
$195
$142
$79
China
India
SE Asia
Japan
SouthKorea
Australia
($ billion - 2016 real)
Coal Gas Nuclear Hydro
Wind Solar Other
$4,828
$1,454
$1,454
$1,264
$1,185
APAC
AMER
META
RoW
Europe
($ billion - 2016 real)
Coal Gas Nuclear Hydro
Wind Solar Other
New Energy Outlook 2017
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Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance
Country All renewables Country PV and wind
Italy 96% Mexico 73%
Brazil 96% Iberia 63%
Iberia 86% Germany 61%
Chile 86% Italy 59%
Mexico 82% Chile 55%
Canada 79% Australia 55%
Germany 74% UK 50%
France 65% France 46%
UK 63% Brazil 43%
Australia 62% India 41%
China 55% China 39%
India 49% Thailand 39%
Thailand 49% SSA 34%
Turkey 48% South Korea 32%
Philippines 47% United States 31%
Japan 42% Japan 30%
United States 38% Philippines 30%
Malaysia 37% Turkey 28%
South Korea 34% MENA 27%
Indonesia 31% Canada 24%
Renewable penetration ranking by 2040
New Energy Outlook 2017
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Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance
Power sector emissions peak in 2026 but remain far from 2 trajectory
NEO2017
NDC trajectory
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NEO2017 - 2deg trajectory
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Paris Agreement targets (NDC)
Global power sector CO2 emissions trends and
the 2 degree pathway
New Energy Outlook 2017
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