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DI Christoph Pfemeter Twitter:@chpfat http://www.biomasseverband.at Biomass for heat in Austria Backbone of energy transition Part of sustainable forestry and industry Huge benefits and low emissions

Biomass for heat in Austria€¦ · • Old, not renovated Buildings use most of the Energy • For nearly every building exists a competitive renewable heating System • The cost

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Page 1: Biomass for heat in Austria€¦ · • Old, not renovated Buildings use most of the Energy • For nearly every building exists a competitive renewable heating System • The cost

DI Christoph Pfemeter

Twitter:@chpfat

http://www.biomasseverband.at

Biomass for heat in Austria

Backbone of energy transition

Part of sustainable

forestry and

industry

Huge benefits and low

emissions

Page 2: Biomass for heat in Austria€¦ · • Old, not renovated Buildings use most of the Energy • For nearly every building exists a competitive renewable heating System • The cost

• 2.8 bn € turnover • 22 000 full time working places • -13 million t THG reduction • 20% of primary energy • >4 000 companies • >140 000 forest owners • 1.5 million wood heaters • 940 000 district heating users

The bioenergy sector in Austria

Plumbers

Stove fitters

Biogas

Biofuels

Pellet producers Heating plant

CHP Generation Wood gas CHP

Research and teaching

Components, planning

Page 3: Biomass for heat in Austria€¦ · • Old, not renovated Buildings use most of the Energy • For nearly every building exists a competitive renewable heating System • The cost

• Share of renewables: 33% • Share of bioenergy on renewables: 55% • Share of bioenergy: 20 %

Page 4: Biomass for heat in Austria€¦ · • Old, not renovated Buildings use most of the Energy • For nearly every building exists a competitive renewable heating System • The cost
Page 5: Biomass for heat in Austria€¦ · • Old, not renovated Buildings use most of the Energy • For nearly every building exists a competitive renewable heating System • The cost

• 100% renewable heating is possible • In an efficient and renewable system

the energy demand is halfed. • 50% of the buildings can be heated with

bioenergy • This means 4 times higher installation

rates • Less (!) biomass input

More installations = Higher share of bioenergy

heated houses = less Biomass

Source: TU Wien, Wämezukunft 2050

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Renewables are the cheapest solution

• Old, not renovated Buildings use most of the Energy

• For nearly every building exists a competitive renewable heating System

• The cost risk of fossil fuels is higher

Source: TU Wien, Wämezukunft 2050

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Wood stock (and growth)

Source: BFW, Holzflussdiagramm, Holzvorrat und Zuwachs in Österreichs Wald

Annual growth 30 million m3

Utilized: 23 million m3 Left in forests

Stock increase

Wood stock 1960: 750 million solid m3

Wood stock increase from 1960 till today: 350 million solid m3

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80% of used freshwood is processed by the Industry, only 20% is used for direct energy production. The income for forestry out of selling biomass for energy varies between 3 and 10%. 1m3 solid wood product leads to 6m3 by products > Build with wood!!!!

Building with solid wood = more Biomass for products

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DI Christoph Pfemeter

Twitter:@chpfat

http://www.biomasseverband.at

Biomass for heat in Austria

Backbone of energy transition

Part of sustainable

forestry and

industry

Big benefits and low

emissions

Why is the image of Bioenergy under pressure?

Page 13: Biomass for heat in Austria€¦ · • Old, not renovated Buildings use most of the Energy • For nearly every building exists a competitive renewable heating System • The cost

DI Christoph Pfemeter

Austrian Biomass Association

http://www.biomasseverband.at

Twitter: @chpfat

Mail: [email protected]

Szenario Erneuerbare Energie: http://www.umweltbundesamt.at/fileadmin/site/publikationen/REP0576.pdf

Wärmezukunft 2050: http://eeg.tuwien.ac.at/index.php?option=com_wrapper&view=wrapper&Itemid=165/

Stromzukunft 2030: http://www.eeg.tuwien.ac.at/eeg.tuwien.ac.at_pages/research/downloads/PR_464_final_report_Stromzukunft_Oesterreich_2030_(TU_W ien_-_EEG_Mai_2017-final).pdf

Regionale Wertschöfung: http://www.biomasseverband.at/presse/presseaussendungen/pressematerialien-2015/studie-mehr-regionale-wertschoepfung-dank-biomasse/?eID=dam_frontend_push&docID=3760