State incentives of developing renewable energy sources VII KAZENERGY EURASIAN FORU M

State incentives of developing renewable energy sources

VII KAZENERGY EURASIAN FORUM

Astana3. October 2012

Hans-Josef FellMember of German Parliament

Hans-Josef Fellwww.hans-josef-fell.de


EXPO Application of Astana 2017

Theme of the Application „Future Energy“ is one of the most important topics of the 21. Century

Kazakhstan takes its resonponsibility to promote renewable Energies in spite of its rich reserves of Oil, Gas, Coal and Uranium



Political challenges Climate warming, biodiversity losses peak oil, energy security nuclear and environmental desasters oil wars, poverty, economic crises All these challenges are connected with

fossil and nuclear Energies

Renewables will solve these problems



A Path to Sustainable Energy by 2030

‘Wind, water and solar technologies can provide100 percent of the world’s energy, eliminating allfossil fuels.‘

(Mark Z. Jacobson & Mark A. Delucchi)



Sources:

Mark Z. Jacobson/ Mark DeLucchi 2009, A plan for a sustainable future, in: Scientific American Nov. 2009

Dr. Werner Zittel 2010, Worldwide Estimated Yearly Energy Costs (EWG 2010)

Costs of Renewable Energy vs. Cost of Continued Use of Fossil Fuels

Estimated costs fossil, nuclear energies (US $)

PetroleumNatural GasCoalElectricity

Sum per year (without external costs!)

3350-4475 Bil.550-830 Bil.150-300 Bil.

1490-2150 Bil.

5000–7750 Bil.

Sum 2010-2030 (+ 20% rise)

200 000 Bil.

Sum to replace world’s energy with 100 % renewable energies by 2030

100 000 Bil.



Fukushima March 2011

Quelle: Flickr/Oldmaison




Oil World Prices 1960 - 2011



Share of the Renewables in the gross electricityconsumption in Germany

Source: BMU, BEE, bdew



Renewable Electricity Growth in Germany

hydropower

biomass

wind power

photovoltaics



Renewable Energy as a Job Engine in Germany

Source: BEE /BMU 2011

Renewable Energy



Source: REN21

Total global investment in renewable energies in 2011 (Billion US Dollars)



Investment Flows 2010in Renewable Energies

Source: REN21


Costs for wind energy:~7 Cent/kWh in Germany~13 Cent/kWh in UK

capacity(MW)

Source: http://www.ewea.org & Hans-Josef Fell

Windpower – Increase & Costs



Key Points of an effective Feed in Tariff Law

Privileged grid access Feed-in tariff have to be sufficient for an

economic operation Funding of the feed-in tariff via electricity rate No cap for feed-in of Renewable Energies Garanteed peroid of renumeration

Furthermore: no obstructions by a restrictive permission policy



New Book about Global Cooling and Renewable Energies

English Edition is going to be published in Summer 2012.

Paperback Edition will be available for 19 Euro.

Thank You Very Much for Your

Attention!

www.hans-josef-fell.de

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State incentives of developing renewable energy sources VII KAZENERGY EURASIAN FORU M