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European Structural and Investment Funds Delivery
Conference
Friday 17th May 2013
Low Carbon Thematic Objective
Low Carbon Thematic Objective
Thematic Objective (TO) 4
Differences with Climate Change (TO5) and Resource Efficiency (TO6)
ERDF only & eligible activity
National Reform Plan and Commission Position Statement
The Low Carbon Workstream
Members BIS, CLG, DWP, Defra, DECC,
DfT, HMT EA, Forestry Commission, GIB,
TSB Civil Society, Core Cities, LGA
Workstream Paper & consultation Guidance to LEPs Sub Committee Terms of
Reference/Membership (TO4,5,6?) LC Assessment Criteria
Targets (2020) and where we are now
EU target UK target Current UK level
Reducing Green House Gas (GHG) emissions by 20% compared to 1990 levels
Reducing GHG emissions by 34% compared to 1990 levels
The UK GHG emissions are currently 23% lower than 1990 levels
Increasing the share of renewables in final energy consumption to 20%
Increasing the share of renewable energy to 15%
The UK is currently only producing 3.8% of all energy from renewables
Moving towards a 20% increase in energy efficiency
Enhancing the energy efficiency of homes, business and transport
The UK has 10.6m homes with cavity wall insulation and 12.9m homes with loft insulation (of 125mm) out of 25m homes
Government PoliciesTARGET KEY GOVERNMENT POLICIES Green House Gas
(GHG) emissions
Climate Change Act 2008 UK Carbon Plan Carbon Price Floor Heat Strategy Forestry Policy Statement Greenhouse Gas Action Plan for Agriculture
Renewable Energy
Renewables obligation and feed-in tariff for electricity
Renewable Heat Incentive Renewable Transport Fuel Obligation Electricity Market Reform (EMR) via the
Energy Bill Gas Generation Strategy
Energy Efficiency Enabling the Transition to a Green Economy UK Green Investment Bank Green Deal The Energy Efficiency Strategy Climate Change Levy & Climate Change
Agreements CRC energy efficiency Scheme Plan for Growth
Priorities -
LCEGS Sector - with a focus on domestic retrofit Non domestic low carbon technologies and energy efficiency “Whole place” low carbon solutions - incl heat/cool
networks, design, transport, decentralised energy systems, demand mng
R&D - development, innovation, adoption, deployment, cost
reduction of LC technologies and supply chains/ infrastructure
Based on Govt Policy, expect GHG and renewable energy targets to be met
ACTIVITY MATCHLGEGS SectorDomestic RetrofitLGECS sector supply chain growthLow Carbon materials, goods, servicesCCS, Energy Storage, Energy from Waste
RGF, LA, Vol SectorGreen Deal, Feed in Tariffs etcPrivate incl EIB/FIs/PensionsAdv Manuf Supply Chain Initiative
Non DomesticEnergy EfficiencyLow Carbon FuelsWaste PreventionBuilding Retrofit
GIB LA, Vol Sector Private incl EIB
Whole Place Whole Place eg SMART cities Decentralised Energy Systems Resilient Energy Infra. + Green/Blue/IT Infra. Low Carbon Modal Shift
GIB RGF, LA, Vol Sector Private incl EIB Local Sustainable Transport Fund
R&DLow Carbon TechnologiesTechnology Centres of ExcellenceRenewable Energy Roadmap TechnologiesLow Carbon Vehicles/Fuels
TSB programmesResearch CouncilsUniversitiesDECC – LC Innovation Fund, CCS Comm, Offshore Wind DevelopmentLA, Vol Sector, Private
Outputs and Results
OutputsEnterprises – number supported; private investment; employment increaseR&D – enterprises co-operating with research institutions; private investment; new to market or new to firm productsEnergy/Climate Change – additional renewable energy capacity; households with improved energy consumption; reduced energy consumption of public buildings; users connected to smart grids; GHG reduction
ResultsAn increase in the size of the LCEGS sectorAn increase in the energy efficiency of companies/ buildings/ transportAn increase in number of areas with “whole place” low carbon plansAn increase in companies adopting green practicesA reduction in GHG emissionsAn increase in the share of energy from renewablesA reduction in final energy demand