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Ministry of Environmental Protection, Physical Planning And Construction
CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION IN CROATIA- MEASURES IN LINE WITH EU POLICY AND
STRATEGY WITH VIEW TO 2030
Dalj, 29 May 2009
Jasenka NećakHead of Sector for Atmosphere, Sea and Soil
www.mzopu.hr
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Climate ChangeClimate Change
UNFCCC CONVENTION
The issue of changes in the Earth’s climate is considered a predominant environmental concern of the 21st century
The issue of climate change at the global level is addressed by the UNFCC Convention, accepted at the Rio de Janeiro Summit in 1992
The basic principle of the UNFCCC:
“The Parties should protect the climate system for the benefit of present and future generations of humankind, on the basis of equity and in accordance with their common but differentiated responsibilities.”
Today - 190 Parties have ratified UNFCCC
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REPUBLIC of CROATIA is a Party to UNFCCC from 1996
and as a country with economy in transition assumed the scope of its obligations under
Annex I to the UNFCCC
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Climate Change impactsClimate Change impacts in Croatia in Croatia
Croatia is a country that is particularly vulnerable to the impact of climate change due to its 5800 km long coastline with 1185 islands, its fragile agriculture and forestry with their social and economic significance.
There is also potential influence on hydrology, water resources, mainland and coastal ecosystems.
Therefore, Croatia has cause for concern and is motivated to take an active part in international efforts aimed at finding practical solutions to climate change.
EXMP. Sea level increase would bring about salinisation of freshwater
sources on the coast and sea water infiltration in the Neretva area, jeopardising fruit and vegetable production.
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KYOTO PROTOCOLKYOTO PROTOCOL
Croatia ratified the Kyoto Croatia ratified the Kyoto PProtocol rotocol in April 2007in April 2007 and and became a became a Party onParty on 28th August 2007. 28th August 2007.
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By doing that Croatia has taken obligation to reduce its overall GHG By doing that Croatia has taken obligation to reduce its overall GHG emissions by at least 5% below the 1990 level during the commitment emissions by at least 5% below the 1990 level during the commitment period 2008-2012.period 2008-2012.
In order to reach that goal Croatia will have to implement different In order to reach that goal Croatia will have to implement different cost-effective measurescost-effective measures..
Croatia is an EU candidate country and transposed the Acquis in Croatia is an EU candidate country and transposed the Acquis in the field of Climate the field of Climate CChange.hange.
Climate ChangeClimate Change
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GHG Emission Inventory ReportingGHG Emission Inventory Reporting
-30.000
-20.000
-10.000
0
10.000
20.000
30.000
40.000
1990. 1995. 2000. 2001. 2002. 2003. 2004.
godina
Gg CO2 eq
Energetika Industrijski procesi
Poljoprivreda Gospodarenje otpadom
Uporaba tla i šumarstvo
0
1.000
2.000
3.000
4.000
5.000
6.000
7.000
8.000
1990 1992 1994 1996 1998 2000 2002 2004
Gg
CO
2
Energetskapostrojenja
Industrija igraditeljstvo
Promet (cestovni ivancestovni)
Uslužni sektor,kućanstva,Polj/Šum/Rib
Ostalo (ne-energetskisektori)
Pranje prirodnog plina(CPS Molve)
Energy Sector:CO2 emission by energy subsectors for period 1990.-2004. (Gg CO2)
GHG emissions and removals in Croatia by sectors, 1990.-2004.(Gg CO2-eq)
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Strategy and Action Plan for Climate Strategy and Action Plan for Climate Change in CroatiaChange in Croatia
• SSTRATEGY SHORT-TERM OBJECTIVE BYTRATEGY SHORT-TERM OBJECTIVE BY 2012: 2012:
to restrain the rise in GHG emissions in the period 2008-2012 in order to to restrain the rise in GHG emissions in the period 2008-2012 in order to reduce the overall emission of such gases by at least 5 per cent below the reduce the overall emission of such gases by at least 5 per cent below the base year level. base year level.
Individual objectives set for the period by 2012 are as follows:Individual objectives set for the period by 2012 are as follows:
- establishment necessary organizational and administrative capacitiesestablishment necessary organizational and administrative capacities
- transposition of the EU acquis in the field of climate changetransposition of the EU acquis in the field of climate change
- integration of the climate change policy into sectoral strategies and integration of the climate change policy into sectoral strategies and programmesprogrammes
- establishment of a research and development programme on CCestablishment of a research and development programme on CC issuesissues
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Strategy and Action Plan for Strategy and Action Plan for Climate Change in Croatia, Climate Change in Croatia, cont.cont.
The main categories of measures are:The main categories of measures are:• Use of renewable energy sourcesUse of renewable energy sources• Energy efficiency improvement in generation, transmission and consumption of energyEnergy efficiency improvement in generation, transmission and consumption of energy• Use of low-carbon fuels, particularly natural gasUse of low-carbon fuels, particularly natural gas• Measures in industrial processes, where cost-effectiveMeasures in industrial processes, where cost-effective• Waste management measuresWaste management measures
Specific priority measures are:Specific priority measures are:• Use of wind power plantsUse of wind power plants• Use of biomass for heat generationUse of biomass for heat generation• Improvement of insulation and energy efficiency in building constructionImprovement of insulation and energy efficiency in building construction• Use of biomass in cogeneration plantsUse of biomass in cogeneration plants• Use of biodiesel and other biofuels in transportUse of biodiesel and other biofuels in transport
THESE MEASURES HAVE BEEN GIVEN PRIORITY FROM THE ASPECT THESE MEASURES HAVE BEEN GIVEN PRIORITY FROM THE ASPECT OF DEVELOPMENT BENEFITS, FEASIBILITY AND CONTRIBUTION TO OF DEVELOPMENT BENEFITS, FEASIBILITY AND CONTRIBUTION TO OBJECTIVES OF ABATING CCOBJECTIVES OF ABATING CC
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Scenario for 2012 with projections till 2020Scenario for 2012 with projections till 2020
20,0
22,0
24,0
26,0
28,0
30,0
32,0
34,0
36,0
38,0
40,0
42,0
44,0
1990 1992 1994 1996 1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 2020
1000
Gg
CO
2eq
Scenarij 'bez mjera' Scenarij 's mjerama'
Emisije do 2004. godine Kyoto cilj (bazna godina x 0,95)
Bazna godina
Kyoto razdoblje
"No measures" scenario
"With measures" scenario
base year
Kyoto target(base year x 0.95)
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Emission reduction by sectors in respect to Emission reduction by sectors in respect to Kyoto target, in 2010Kyoto target, in 2010
- 848
- 257
- 367
-163- 230
- 175
- 820
-4000
-3600
-3200
-2800
-2400
-2000
-1600
-1200
-800
-400
0
Gg
CO
2-e
q
Industrijski procesi
Gospodarenje otpadom
Ostalo
Transport
Ustanove
Kućanstva
Izgaranje goriva u industriji
Energetska postrojenja
Kyoto ciljKyoto Kyoto targettarget
Industry –processesIndustry –processes
Waste ManagementWaste Management
OtherOther
TransportTransport
Public buildingsPublic buildings
HouseholdsHouseholds
Fuel combustion – Fuel combustion – IndustryIndustry
Power plantsPower plants
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Emission reduction due to energy efficiencyEmission reduction due to energy efficiency (EE) (EE) and renewable energy sources and renewable energy sources (RES) (RES) in 2010in 2010
- 676
- 1168
-1017
-4000
-3500
-3000
-2500
-2000
-1500
-1000
-500
0
Gg
CO
2-e
q
Ostalo
Obnovljivi izvori
Energetska učinkovitost
Kyoto ciljKyoto Kyoto targettarget
OtherOther
RenewablesRenewables
Energy EfficiencyEnergy Efficiency
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Potential Potential Renewable Renewable
Energy Sources Energy Sources in Croatiain Croatia
*Ministry of *Ministry of Economy, Economy,
Labour and Labour and EntrepreneurshipEntrepreneurship
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Emission Reduction Measures and Implementing InstrumentsEmission Reduction Measures and Implementing Instruments
Energy production sectorEnergy production sector
Indicative targets to 2010 are:- 400 MW wind power plants- 40 MW biomass power plants- 80 MW new cogeneration - industry - 12% energy efficiency increase in oil refining
Industry sectorIndustry sector
Main indicative targets to 2010: - 1% annual energy efficiency increase - 40 MW biomass cogeneration- 400 GWh cogeneration - 20% fossil fuels in cement industry substituted by biodegradable waste
Transport Transport
Some indicative targets to 2010: - 5.75% of total energy consumption replaced by biodiesel and other biofuels- 20% vehicles with fuel consumption below 5 l/100 km- biofuels in public transport- bicycle tracks and supporting infrastructure in every community
Households and Services sectorHouseholds and Services sector
Some indicative targets to 2010:- New buildings with heat losses < 100 kWh/(m2/year)- On 30,000 apartments annually apply measures for heat losses reduction- Every household in Croatia at least two fluorescent bulbs- 90% of new domestic appliances of the highest EE class ( A++, A+, A)- 5,000 m2 solar system annually for hot water and heating- In 5,000 households annually substitute fuel oil with woody biomass- In service sector EE increase 1% annually - In service sector 20 MW capacity in solar and geothermal sources
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Industry - processesIndustry - processes
Specific targets to 2010:- N2O reduction in nitric acid industry- Reduction of clinker amount in cement production
Waste ManagementWaste Management
Specific targets to 2010:- Obligatory methane incineration on flare- At least one great MSW power plant- Biodegradable waste combustion in cement industry (substitute 20% of fossil fuels)
AgricultureAgricultureTargets to 2012:- 90,000-100,000 ha rape seed and other oil seeds- structural changes in agriculture, enlargement and modernization increase yield, with more organic supplements
ForestryForestry Main targets:- Sustainable forest management- Decision on applying Article 3.4 Kyoto Protocol (forests as sink)- Recovery and new planting of forests
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Climate Change mitigationClimate Change mitigation
Decrease of dependency on fossil fuels. Annual savings areDecrease of dependency on fossil fuels. Annual savings are 1 million toe1 million toe of fossil fuel, mostly oil, then coal and natural gas of fossil fuel, mostly oil, then coal and natural gas
Decrease of vulnerability of economy on sudden peaks in oil Decrease of vulnerability of economy on sudden peaks in oil pricesprices
Security of supply due to greater diversification of energy sources Security of supply due to greater diversification of energy sources and decrease of dependency on importand decrease of dependency on import
New possibilities for entrepreneurship and employmentNew possibilities for entrepreneurship and employment
Reduction of pollutant emissions harmful for human health and Reduction of pollutant emissions harmful for human health and eco-systemseco-systems
Reduction of Reduction of SOSO22 in 2010 for 8500 t/year ( in 2010 for 8500 t/year (11% reduction11% reduction), ), NONOXX
for 5000 t/year (for 5000 t/year (6,8% reduction6,8% reduction) and particles for 250 t/year.) and particles for 250 t/year.
BenefitsBenefits of Emission Reduction Measuresof Emission Reduction Measures
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POST KYOTO OBJECTIVES POST KYOTO OBJECTIVES LONG TERM OBJECTIVES AFTER 2012:LONG TERM OBJECTIVES AFTER 2012:
• Economy needs to be oriented towards activities with the lowest possible Economy needs to be oriented towards activities with the lowest possible carbon consumption. carbon consumption.
• The Strategy sets the long-term goal of keeping emissions at the level below The Strategy sets the long-term goal of keeping emissions at the level below base-year emissions. With the measures identified today, whose base-year emissions. With the measures identified today, whose effectiveness will be evident only in 3 to 5 years' time, it is feasible for Croatia effectiveness will be evident only in 3 to 5 years' time, it is feasible for Croatia to achieve by 2020, after an emission increase trend, stabilisation of its to achieve by 2020, after an emission increase trend, stabilisation of its emissions at a level below base-year emissions.emissions at a level below base-year emissions.
• An increased presence of measures related to the use of renewable energy An increased presence of measures related to the use of renewable energy sources as well as energy efficiency is anticipated. A larger contribution of sources as well as energy efficiency is anticipated. A larger contribution of measures in the transport sector is particularly expected, whereas emission measures in the transport sector is particularly expected, whereas emission reduction in agriculture is still not expected.reduction in agriculture is still not expected.
• There are significant reserves contained in the potential extensive There are significant reserves contained in the potential extensive implementation of measures in forestry through afforestation (new forests), implementation of measures in forestry through afforestation (new forests), CO2 sinks in the subsurface layers, and use of nuclear energy. Only through CO2 sinks in the subsurface layers, and use of nuclear energy. Only through the implementation of these additional measures it is possible to seriously the implementation of these additional measures it is possible to seriously consider emission reduction in the range of 10 – 20 % as compared to the consider emission reduction in the range of 10 – 20 % as compared to the base year.base year.
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Sustainable scenario - final energy Sustainable scenario - final energy consumptionconsumption
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2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 2020 2022 2024 2026 2028 2030
Coal and coke RDF Renewable energy Gaseous fuelsLiquid fuels Biofuels Electricity Steam and hot water
PJ
2.8%1.3%6.3%
19.1%
37.8%
23.0%
7.4%2.3%
2020
4.3% 0.1%
4.9%
15.7%
46.5%
20.2%
8.4%
0.0%
2006
2.4% 1.4%
8.6%
18.1%
34.4%
25.1%
7.2%2.9%
2030
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Main measures (to 2030)Main measures (to 2030)• RenewablesRenewables
– 36 % RES in electricity 36 % RES in electricity
• Energy efficiencyEnergy efficiency – 10 % RES in land transport10 % RES in land transport
– 20 % RES for heating and cooling20 % RES for heating and cooling
• Connection to Connection to EU ETSEU ETS and use of other flexible mechanisms and use of other flexible mechanisms
• EOREOR (enhanced oil recovery) (enhanced oil recovery)
• CCSCCS on new coal power plants, if on new coal power plants, if AAvvaiailable after year 2020lable after year 2020
• NuclearNuclear energy after in 2024 energy after in 2024
• Measures in Measures in process industryprocess industry (cement, lime, nitric acid, (cement, lime, nitric acid, glass)glass)
• Waste managementWaste management (decrease of waste, energy recovery, (decrease of waste, energy recovery, landfill gas flaring) landfill gas flaring)
2020
0
10000
20000
30000
40000
50000
60000
70000
2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030
Gg
CO
2-eq
Main measures for emission reduction in Sustainable scenario
Measures in Waste sector
Measures in Agriculture sector
Measures in Industrial processes sector
Fuels change and other measures
Carbon capturing and storage (CCS)
Renewable energy sources
New nuclear plant 1000 MW
Energy efficiency
Sustainable scenario
Total GHGTotal GHG projectionsprojections to 2030to 2030
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VE Krtolin – 11,95 MWe(coastal area)
VE island Pag – 5,95 MWe
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