National Emission CentreNational Emission Centre
Energy Balances and Energy Energy Balances and Energy Related Greenhouse Gas Emission Related Greenhouse Gas Emission
Inventories in PolandInventories in Poland
Copenhagen, 24-25 June 2003Copenhagen, 24-25 June 2003
I. Kargulewicz, A. Tołwiński
Central Statistical Office
Central Statistical Office
Ministry of Economy
Main Inspectorate for Environmental
Protection
Individual facilities
Sections of Environmental Protection at Voivodship
Offices
Voivodship Inspectorate
for Environmental Protection
Ministry of Environment NATIONAL LEVEL
VOIVODSHIP
(REGIONAL) LEVEL
Energy Market Agency
Communities/ municipalities
Marshall’s
Offices
Voivodship (Regional) Statistical
Offices
KCIE/ National Emission Centre
Current system of data flow on air pollutants
Counties
Central Statistical
Office
Individual facilities
Ministry of Environment
Energy Market Agency
Voivodship (Regional) Statistical
Offices
Current system of air emission inventories
Fuel consumption and goods
production data
Expert estimates
Inventories for national and international requirements
National Emission Centre
Data from R&D institutions
Aggregated emission data
from questionnaires
Institute of Environmental Protection
Institute of Environmental Protection
National Emission Centre
Ministry of Environment Department of Ecological Policy (DPE),
Department of Investments and Technological Development (DIRT),
Department for Foreign Collaboration (DWZ)
Ministry of Environment Department of Ecological Policy (DPE),
Department of Investments and Technological Development (DIRT),
Department for Foreign Collaboration (DWZ)
National Fund for Environmental
Protection and Water Management
National Fund for Environmental
Protection and Water Management
Main institutions dealing with climate change issues in Poland
Executive Bureau of the Climate Convention
Executive Bureau of the Climate Convention
IPCC Category Main sources of data for GHG emission inventory
1. Energy
2. Industrial processes
4. Agriculture
5. Land use, land use change and forestry
6. Waste
Energy Statistics 2002, GUS - Central Statistical Office; Energy Balance OECD, ARE – Energy Market Agency; Report on transport, ITS - Institute of Road Transport
Statistical Yearbook of Industry 2002, GUS; Statistical Yearbook of Poland 2002, GUS; Production of industrial goods in 2001, GUS; Questionnaire/Report G03, GUS
Agricultural Statistical Yearbook 2002, GUS; Statistical Yearbook of Poland 2002 GUS; Land use, area of crops, animal stock in 2000-2001, GUS
Forestry 2002, GUS; Environmental Protection 2002, GUS; Results of updated estimates of forestry areas and resources in state owned forests, BULiGL
Environmental Protection 2002, GUS; Statistical Yearbook of Poland 2001, GUS; Municipal infrastructure in 2001, GUS.
GHG Inventories in Poland are prepared according to Revised 1996 IPCC Guidelines in CRF format.
The activity data mainly come from publications of Central Statistical Office.
Energy data are published by Central Statistical Office in October; Provided energy balances are of good quality and consistent with GHG emission inventories.
Example of energy carrier : Steam coal budgetEvaluation of fuel consumption
In national combustion processes
103 Mg TJ
Income 89751 2045243
From national sources 88384 2008342
1) Indigenous production 86937 1976712
2) Transformation output or return 0 0
3) Stock decrease 1447 31630
Import 1367 36901
Outcome 89750 2045243
National consumption 72623 1631079
1) Transformation input 52099 1120579
a) input for secondary fuel production 0 0
b) fuel combustion 52099 1120579
2) Direct consumption 20524 510500
Non-energy use 9 282
Combusted directly 20515 510218
Combusted in Poland 72614 1630797
Stock increase 0 0
Export 19216 512352
Losses and statistical differences -2089 -98188
Steam coal
Conversion of steam coal to other energy carriers
Input for secondary fuel production 103 Mg TJ
Coking plants 0 0
Hard coal complete gasification plants 0 0
Refineries 0 0
Briquettes plants 0 0
Blast furnaces 0 0
Gas denitrification plants 0 0
Gas decompression and blending plants 0 0
Oil products blending plants 0 0Total 0 0
Combustion
Public thermal power plants – electricity production 33353.1 703753.7
Public thermal power plants – heat production 8389.6 184969.3
Autoproducing thermal plants – electricity production 1308 29495.6
Autoproducing thermal plants – heat production 1191.5 26711.9
Heat-only boilers in public thermal plants 1041.1 23258.6
Public heat plants 6370.7 142423.8
Non-public heat plants 445.5 9966.1Biogas plants 0 0
Total 52099.5 1120579
Direct consumption of steam coal
Direct
Balance by sectors consumption input [TJ]
[TJ]
Industry 230038 1119225
Transport 2797 34
Construction 1313 191
Total 234148 1119450
"C" "Mining and quarrying" 33559 3385
"D" "Manufacture" 190500 37056
"E" „Electricity, water and gas supply” 5980 1078784
Total 230039 1119225
Household 229500 0
Agriculture 37046 0
Other consumers 9806 0
Total 276352 0
Total 510500 1119450
Legal Acts
• Statistical Law, 29 June 1995
• Energy Law, 10 April 1997
Harmonisation
• Polish energy statistics are fully harmonized with IEA and Eurostat standards
Conclusion
• Good energy statistics are essential to support policy work on the environment