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Head of Division Rüdiger Schweer

Taskforce Energy

Hessian Ministry of the Environment, Energy, Agriculture and Consumer Protection

Climate-KIC Innovation FestivalBologna 201202. October 2012

Ministerialrat Rüdiger Schweer • Stabsstelle Energie • HMUELV

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… the long and winding road


The German Energy Concept 09/2010 + amendments 06/2011

Safeguarding reliable, economical and environmental sound energy supply

Strong longterm objektives from EU Directives and 20/20/20 strategy

Development and implementation

of a comprehensive strategy for electricity heat traffic until 2050


The German Energy Concept 09/2010 is in alignement with the EU Climate Roadmap

Objectives

2020 2030 2040 2050

GreenHouseGases (GHG based on1990) -40% -55% -70%- 80 bis

95%

Share of RE (total energy use) 18% 30% 45% 60%

Share of RE (total electricity use) 35% 50% 65% 80%

Decrease of primary energy use (based on 2008) -20% -50%

Decrease of total electricity use) (based on 2008) -10% -25%

RE=Renewable Energy

add. financial requirements

Retrofit of buildings approx. 3 - 5 Mrd. Euro/a

Electricity grid, R&D, etc. approx. 5 Mrd. Euro/a


Share in 2009

10,3% of total energy use

16,1% of electrical power

8,8% of heating power

5,5% of fuel consumption

Share in 2020

20% of total energy use (decrease in energy use!)

35,2% of electrical power

17,5% of heating power

9,8% of fuel consumption

The German Concept for Energy - Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency -


Energy Transition and Climate-KIC / RIC’s

The German “Energiewende” takes off: 10Y scenario electricity High Voltage Transmission 1,5 bn €/y energy conservation in buildings 60 GW RenE capacity in 2020; load ~ 80 GW Smart grids > “Prosumer” 3,5 bn Research& Demonstration Programm Dialogue Plattforms Federal Gov + Länder

Energy ~ Climate discussion: Low Carbon Growth Inclusion regional governments Inclusion larger enterprises Ventures from larger companies + academic institutions

Regions catalysing climate transformation

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All parties, stakeholders and experts in Hessen agreed on a long term transition to an energy supply that

will be based on 100% Renewables in 2050 develope a share of 2% of the territory for wind use rise the rate of renovation from 0,75 to 3,0% per year Relies on information-consultation-market impulses receives public accepantce

The future energy supply in Hessen is in compliance with

the German and European framework > 2050 objectives

Hessen Energy Summit, Wiesbaden 2011


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Starting the „Energiewende“

2012März2011

11.03.2011Fukushima

14.03.2011Moratorium

05.04.2011Start Hess.Energy Summit

10.11.2011Final ReportEnergy Summit

24.01.2011PresentationAction Plan

30.05.2012Future Energy Actsubmitted to Parliament


Climate-KIC Region Hessen Climate-KIC Region Hessen Townships, Affiliate Partners und ClustersTownships, Affiliate Partners und Clusters

Research Institutes (Fraunhofer)

Academia (Universities)

Industry (large companies and SMEs)

Hessen Government

Universität Kassel

Fraunhofer IBP, Fraunhofer IWESLimon GmbH, deENet GmbH, FSAVE GmbH,SMA Solar Technology AG

HMWK,

HMUELV,

HMWVL

Rittal GmbH & Co KG

Provadis School of International Management

and Technology AG, Stadt Frankfurt, Goethe-Universität Frankfurt, Deutsche Bank, Infraserv Hoechst Industry Park, Senckenberg Gesellschaft für Naturforschung

TU Darmstadt Energy Center

Fraunhofer LBF,HSE AG, Odenwald Kreis

Schott Solar

Umicore AG & Co KG

E.On Kraftwerke GmbH

Darmstadt

Frankfurtam Main

Wiesbaden

Kassel


EU legislation : Legal Framework on Buildings


Industry, SME Climate KIC 2013 partnership strategy

strong challenge platforms, alumni and fellowships financial support for regional pioneers and clusters:

LÖWE Center Adaptronic - 70 Mio. € TU DarmstadtBiodiversity and Climate Change Center Senkenberg 40 Mio.€

Hessian Initiative for Ressource Efficiency Uni Kassel 1 Mio.€

Framework requirements: transparency, branding and trust

Government, Regional Agencies Innovative knowledge transfer Lead projects: green buildings/cities, CO2 neutral production

Cooperation with Federal Ministries, InnoEnergy KIC

University, Research Institutes Integration Federal Research and Development strategy, FhG Larger Company Mentoring ; Start-ups High education and European Fellowship

Milestones and Resources for future efficient Cooperation in the Climate RIC’s

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Hessen RIC


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Climate-KIC Region Hessen in Germany

The Hessen Region: 6.3 Mio. inhabitantsGDP: > 198 Mrd. €, Capital: Wiesbaden

Chemical industrie, automotive, Frankfurt financial city

Kassel

Darmstadt

Wiesbaden

Frankfurt

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