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1Development of indicators on energy use in
agriculture
CAPRI Workshop 8.3.2004 10.3.2004
This Presentation has been prepared with the
support of theSwiss Federal Office for Education
and Science FOES, Berne, Switzerland
2Contents
- Objectives
- Previous results from CAPRI-project 1997-1999
- Energy consumption calculation method
- System limitations
- Energy input of production activities
- Data demand for direct and indirect energy input
- Scheduled work programme
- Timetable
- Points of discussion
3Objectives
- Developing a module for calculating the energy
use of agriculture in all CAPRI-countries
4Energy Consumption Calculation Method
- KEA (Cumulated energy consumption, MJ) Total of
primary energetic input which is related to the
production, utilisation, and disposal of a good
(Federation of German Engineers, VDI 1995).
5System Limitations
Energy demand for production activities in
CAPRI-countries
Energy demand for production and transport of
imported intermediate products
Energy demand for production and transport of
exported intermediate products
Total Energy demand
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6Energy Input for Crop and Animal Activities
Crop activities Animal activities
Direct energy input Fuel Lubricant Heating oil (green house) Fuel Lubricant Electricity Heating gas (chicken)
Indirect energy input Machines Fertilisers Pesticides Machine sheds Machines Housings Feed import Feed processing
7Data Demand for Direct Energy Input (Example crop
activity)
- Fuel consumption
- Machine type and equipment for soil preparation,
application of fertilisers and pesticides etc. - Number of applications
- Average fuel consumption of machine type and work
process - Existent in Switzerland
- Machinery inventory
- Expertises
- Life cycle inventories of agricultural production
systems www. ecoinvent.ch
8Data Demand for Direct Energy Input (Example
animal activity)
- Electricity consumption
- Housing systems
- Production period per animal
- Electricity demand for housing systems
- ? Existent in Switzerland
- Expertises about housing systems
- Field investigations done for electricity demand
of housing systems
9Data Demand for Indirect Energy Input (Example
crop production)
- Use of Fertiliser
- Type of mineral fertiliser
- Energy input for the production of one kilo
fertiliser - Applied mineral fertiliser per crop activity
- Existent in Switzerland
- Life cycle inventories of agricultural production
systems www. ecoinvent.ch -
10Data Demand for Indirect Energy Input (Example
crop activity)
- Annual machine energy input
- Weight and material of machines used
- Depreciation of total energy requirements over
the years - Energy input coefficients for the production and
maintenance of the machines - Existent in Switzerland
- Machinery inventory
- Life cycle inventories of agricultural production
systems www. ecoinvent.ch -
11Scheduled Work Programme
- Defining typical production systems for
CAPRI-countries - Defining 5-10 typical crop production and housing
systems per product group in the EU - Attributing the typical systems to the production
activities in the NUTS II regions. - Teamwork with FAL Braunschweig and project
TIPI-CAL?
12Scheduled Work Programme
- Interface to existing CAPRI data base has to be
defined - Data collection for typical production systems
- Statistical records
- Expertises
- Environmental inventories
13Scheduled Work Programme
- Formulating a module for calculating energy use
written in GAMS - Formulating a projection-module to forcast energy
input data - Simulations and impact analysis
14Timetable (1. year)
- Literature review (3 month)
- Conceptual phase (4)
- Working paper (7, d17)
- Defining typical production systems (4)
- Defining interface CAPRI (1)
15Timetable
- Data collection (8)
- Formulating a module in GAMS (4)
- ?Validated Gams code (24 , d18)
- Formulating a projection module (5)
- Simulation runs, Scenario analysis (7)
16Points of discussion
- Data collection which East European region to
include? - Level of detail of energy use?
- Different energy inputs or total input?
- Interface to existing CAPRI data base what do
we know already?