Energy and climate policy in Baden-Württemberg in the context of the German energy transition

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1 Energy and climate policy in Baden-Württemberg in the context of the German energy transition Lyon, Dipl.-Ing. Anke Obenland-Spyra Department of Energy Ministry of the Environment, Climate Protection and the Energy Sector

2 "We will secure energy supplies. Energy has to be reliable, affordable and environmentally sound. We are the first government to set out a long-term energy concept to achieve this. The age of coal and gas is drawing to an end. 80 per cent of our electricity will be produced by renewable energy sources by the year 2050 that would be a world record." Bundeskanzlerin Dr. Angela Merkel Slide 2

3 Slide 3 Coalition agreement between Alliance 90/ The Greens and the Social Democratic Party (SPD) in Baden-Württemberg in May 2011

4 Boundary conditions of the energy transition in Baden-Württemberg High energy consumption due to industries and due to high population number Particularly affected by nuclear phase-out (50% of electricity mix) Further generation capacity will have to be removed from the network due to expiring permissions or due to age Strongly lagging behind expansion of wind power Big share of EnBW (energy supplier) is owned by Baden- Württemberg Slide 4

5 Objectives of the energy policy in Baden- Württemberg Security of supply = crucial for a highly industrialized country as B-W Further expansion of renewable energy sources Tap the great potential of energy efficiency and energy savings Minimise the risk of rising energy prices and become independent from imports Transform Baden-Württemberg to the leading energy and climate protection region Encourage society to manage the energy transition together Slide 5

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7 Other Energy Sources Renewable Energy Sources Nuclear power Natural Gas Coal Slide 7

8 Others Biomass Wind Photovoltaik Hydropower Slide 8

9 What has been done so far? Nuclear sector: - Accelerated phase-out, determined shut-down for each nuclear reactor - No nuclear cold-reserve - Revived discussion of waste disposal site selection process Slide 9

10 What has been done so far? Wind energy: - End of blockade - Amendment of Planning Act: Permission instead of prohibition! - Wind Power Atlas - Centre for Wind Power Slide 10

11 What has been done so far? Supportive measures: - Support programme: Klimaschutz Plus 9 Mio per year - Demonstration projects: 8.3 Mio - Research programme Energy storage technologies : 1,5 Mio per year - Reduction of interest rate for energy efficiency measures in buildings and in small/medium enterprises: 5 Mio loans have been approved leverage of 600 Mio investments! Slide 11

12 What s next? Climate Protection Bill: binding emission targets extensive public participation Integrated energy and climate protection concept (IEKK) extensive public participation Amended Renewable Energy Act: Change of heating system in residential buildings VERANSTALTUNGSORT Schwabenlandhalle, Raum Hesse/ Mörike Tainerstraße Fellbach ANFAHRT Anreise mit öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln Vom Hauptbahnhof Stuttgart fahren Sie mit der Stadtbahn U9 Richtung Hedelfingen oder U14 Richtung Remseck bis Haltestelle Staatsgalerie. Dort steigen Sie um in die Stadtbahn U1, die direkt vor dem Haupteingang der Schwabenlandhalle hält (Haltestelle Schwabenlandhalle ). Anreise mit dem Auto A8 aus Richtung Karlsruhe: am Kreuz Stuttgart auf die A81 abbiegen in Richtung Heilbronn bis Ausfahrt Ludwigsburg Süd, über Remseck Orientierung Waiblingen nach Fellbach A8 aus Richtung München: Ausfahrt Wendlingen auf die B313, Richtung Stuttgart auf die B10, Ausfahrt ORGANISATION requires use of renewable energy sources Ministerium für Umwelt, Klima und Energiewirtschaft Baden-Württemberg Ansprechpartnerin: Nadja Milkowski Kernerplatz Stuttgart Tel.: Nadja.Milkowski@um.bwl.de Smart Grids Platform Baden-Württemberg Slide 12 Öko-Institut e.v. Ansprechpartner: Dr. Dierk Bauknecht Geschäftsstelle Freiburg Merzhauser Straße Freiburg Tel.: d.bauknecht@oeko.de Fichtner GmbH & Co. KG Ansprechpartner: Eckhard Lehmann Sarweystraße Stuttgart

13 Key Players Energy Industry Municipalities EnBW Society Slide 13

14 Thank you very much for your attention.

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16 Transformation of power supply behaviour pattern Energy efficiency back up: Fossil-fuelled electricity generation / Security of supply Infrastructure (grids, storage) Management / Smart System Renewable energy sources Public acceptance Slide 16