Title: EU Climate Change Policy
1 - Baseline developments for NEC Directie revision
- Projections Expert Panel
- 25 October 2007
- Dublin, Ireland
- Eduard Dame
- DG Environment C5, Energy Environment
2Baselines
- 2005 CAFE Baseline
- 2006 NECD Member States baseline
- EU-wide baselines based on PRIMES 2005 model
- no carbon constraint
- 0 per ton CO2 in 2020
- low carbon constraint / with or without CCS
- 12 per ton Co2 in 2012 and 20 per ton CO2
in 2020 - high carbon constraint / with or without CCS
- 90 per ton CO2 in 2020
- Coherent scenario
- - 22 CO2 reduction
- EU-wide baselines based on PRIMES 2007 model
- Business as usual baseline
- Greenhouse gas burden sharing baseline scenario
3Cost implications of a more ambitious climate
scenario
4GHG emission projections by Member States 2010
-2020
- EU27 2005 GHG emissions
- 7.9 below 1990 levels
- EU27 2010 GHG emissions
- Existing measures 5.0 below 1990 levels
- Additional domestic policies and measures under
preparation 9.5 below 1990 levels - Including EU ETS, Kyoto mechanisms and carbon
sinks 14.2 below 1990 levels - EU27 2020 GHG emissions
- 5.5 below 1990 levels
5New baseline CO2 projections with PRIMES
- Primes is a partial-equilibrium energy model
- ? market clearing in the energy system taking
into account individual behaviour of economic
agents - Baseline includes no new policies
- Assumptions used
- Annual EU27 GDP growth for the period 2005-2020
of 2.4 - Annual EU12 GDP growth for the period 2005-2020
of 4.5 - Includes EU ETS with carbon price
- 2010 20 /t CO2
- 2020 22 /t CO2
- ? previous run assumed carbon price of 5 in
EU ETS
6New baseline CO2 projections with PRIMES
- Global Energy prices are revised upwards in the
new baseline compared to the baseline of 2005! - Annual energy intensity
- Improved with 1.4 annually between 1990-2005
- Projected to improve with 1.8 annually between
2005-2020!
7Result Carbon intensity energy mix remains flat
in baseline
Source PRIMES
8Result CO2 emissions increase again by 2020
Source PRIMES
9Overall GHG baseline projections 2020 without
additional policies
- Non-CO2 gases (CH4, N2O and F-gases) from the
GAINS model - are estimated using National projections for the
NEC directive that estimate future activity data
from sources of non-CO2 gases - CO2 from PRIMES (includes outbound aviation!)
- Projections 2020 compared to 1990 5.2
- Projections 2020 compared to 2005 7.9
- Non-CO2 from GAINS
- Projections 2020 compared to 1990 -25.3
- Projections 2020 compared to 2005 -5.8
- All GHG from PRIMES-GAINS
- Projections 2010 compared to 1990 -5.9
- Projections 2020 compared to 1990 -1.4
- Projections 2020 compared to 2005 5.4
10Compare different projections
Source Member States projections, PRIMES-GAINS
11Energy consumption EU-272000, National
projections and PRIMES baseline 2020
12Baseline emission projectionsEU-27, Current
legislation
13Impact indicators for the baseline projections
14Conclusions
- The new PRIMES baseline scenario has been
implemented in GAINS. - While for the EU-27 overall CO2 emissions are
very similar, there are still discrepancies to
national energy and CO2 projections. - In total, air pollution emissions are similar to
the national projections, and consequently the
(baseline) air pollution impacts too.