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    Energy

    Energy

    Energy and climate outlook: the mainchallenges

    Oslo 21 February 2013, Jnos Herman,

    Ambassador of the European Union to Norway

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    Energy

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    Power Sector

    Residential & Tertiary

    Non CO2Other Sectors

    Industry

    Transport

    Non CO2Agriculture

    Target: Low carbon-economy by 2050

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    Energy

    Energy Roadmap 2050: a long-term policy framework

    . Basis for developing the 2030 policy framework and concretemilestones

    Aim of the Energy Roadmap

    . Explore routes towards a low-carbon energy system by 2050which improve competitiveness and security of supply

    . Give more certainty to governments and investors

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    Energy

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    Ref CPI High Energy effic. Div. supply techn. High RES Delayed CCS Low nuclear

    Capital cost Energy fuel purchases Total Energy system costs

    Energy Roadmap 2050: Decarbonisation is economicallyfeasible

    A ve r a g e a n n u a l e n e r g y c ap i t a l a n d f u e l c o s t s f r o m 2 0 1 1 t o 2 0 5 0 f o r e a c h s ce n a r i o

    In all decarbonisation scenarios, total costs are similar to current policies.

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    5,40% 5,50% 5,90%

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    2010 2020

    High share of Renewables significant challengesahead

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    Energy

    Gas-fired power stations support the integration

    of Renewables

    Gas-to-power is a suitable backup solution forRenewables

    Natural gas a transition fuel for decarbonisation

    Less CO2 intensive fuel

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    Energy

    Natural gas with carbon capture & storage (CCS)

    Even greater potential for natural gas with carboncapture & storage

    Commission support for CCS demonstrationprojects

    Norway an important partner in development ofCCS technology

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    Energy

    Internal energy market and infrastructure

    Priorities beyond 2020

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    Energy

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    Barrels ofoil we do nothave to import

    per year

    Money savedat 73EUR/barrel

    per year

    Primary energysavings in 2020

    20%Energy

    savingtarget =

    368Mtoe

    =2.6

    bn

    193

    billionEUR

    =

    =

    1 000less coalpower plants

    500 000less wind

    turbines

    Energy efficiency: benefits are enormous

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    Energy

    2030 Policy framework

    Completion of the Internal Energy Market

    Framework for national interventions in the energysector

    Conclusion and outlook: