SHELL HAUSWÄRME-STUDIE. Nachhaltige Wärmeerzeugung für Wohngebäude Fakten, Trends und Perspektiven
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1 1 Summary Shell Home Heating Study Shell has for decades now been using scenario techniques for research into the future. As a global energy company, Shell regularly publishes global longterm energy scenarios up to 25. Shell has been studying future trends in the automotive sector in Germany for more than 5 years most recently in the 25th Shell Passenger Car Scenarios (29) and in the first Shell Goods Vehicle Study (21). Now, in cooperation Shell Deutschland Oil GmbH Hamburg Möchten Sie weitere Exemplare der Shell Hauswärme-Studie, der Shell Lkw-Studie oder der Shell Pkw-Szenarien bis 23 beziehen? Dann schicken Sie uns eine Als Download im Internet: with the Hamburg Institute of International Economics (HWWI), Shell presents the first Shell Home Heating Study. SHELL HAUSWÄRME-STUDIE SHELL HAUSWÄRME-STUDIE Nachhaltige Wärmeerzeugung für Wohngebäude Fakten, Trends und Perspektiven Residential Energy Use 28 11% 5% 9% 1% Space heating Hot water Other process heating Mechanical energy Lighting Source: Statistisches Bundesamt (21) 74% Shell_Hauswaermestudie_Umschlag_427.indd :55 Main subject and contents There are 4.3 million households in Germany today, living in over 4 million homes. Total residential space in Germany is about 3.4 billion square metres; that is 3,4 square kilometres, about four times the area of Hamburg or Berlin. Despite the decline in the population, the number of homes and the amount of living space continue to increase. Almost all the rooms in these homes have to be heated using heating systems and fuels or other energy sources. The private households use a correspondingly 4.4% large amount of energy today, 4.4% accounting for 28.5% of final energy consumption in Germany. The 18 million or OIL so heating systems in households also OIL produced greenhouse gas emissions amounting to million tonnes CO 2 equivalent in 21; that is 14.2% of Germany s direct energy-induced Age of Gas heating Systems greenhouse gas emissions. The primary targets of energy and climate policy so far have been industry, power generating, and transport. But now the energy consumption of private households for heating is coming more and more into focus. The object is to make home heating more sustainable, while keeping it secure and affordable. The focus of the first Shell Home Heating Study is sustainable provision of heating for private residential households. The study outlines facts, trends and perspectives, and provides useful information on factual issues of home heating, giving a perspective for the future of the heating sector. The study considers two main areas: firstly it analyses and presents the technological potentials in order to give a better assessment of future developments. And secondly, it explores the sustainability of future home heating. It makes use of the scenario Heating Systems in Households 29.4m.7m 5.7m.3m 7.7m technique to identify different options for action and to determine their impact. The study addresses exclusively residential buildings. It does not include non-residential buildings, although the results of the analysis of technical potentials are likely to be valid and relevant in this area, too. Its main focus is on what is by far the most important residential energy use, that is heating of living spaces (not including the use of hot water for domestic use) hence the title Home Heating Study. It also leaves out air conditioning, because in Germany air conditioning 4.4% is used almost exclusively in commercial properties. It considers only those fuels and energy sources which are relevant for home heating, analysing the final energy input. But it takes full account OIL of greenhouse gases (well-to-warmth). For energy-efficiency modernisation, it considers exclusively the investment cost. Age of Oil heating Systems 4.4% OIL 3.m up to up to Source: IWO (211) Source: IWO (211) Gas boiler Biomass boiler Oil boiler Heat pumps Gas condensing boiler Oil condensing boiler Source: Brennstoffspiegel (211) up to Source: IWO (211)
2 2 Part One: Technical potentials Analysis of the technical potentials covers the components of the heating systems, fuels and heating sources, and also the building equipment, in particular the thermal insulation of the building and its energy performance. Heating Systems A modern heating system comprises heat generating, heat distribution and heat transfer. Most homes are equipped with central heating; about four fifths of homes are equipped with gas or oil heating systems. Tried and tested energy-efficient systems are available, that is gas or oil condensing boiler systems, which get virtually optimal yield from the fuel with efficiencies of nearly %. Optimised gas or oil central heating systems will be the main method of heating for existing buildings. In many cases they are not equipped with condensing boilers but with conventional systems, so replacement gives substantial performance improvement potential at relatively low cost. Further savings potentials can be realised in conventional systems by integrated optimisation of the complete heating system for example by hydraulic balancing of heat distribution and transfer or use of an optimised control system. Heat demand per square metre is also being reduced by energy performance optimisation of homes. That makes it possible (or even necessary) to design heat generating systems, or complete heating systems, with lower capacity. There is a general trend towards multivalent heating technology, or hybridisation of heating systems; in other words, the heating system of the future will receive its thermal input from more than one heat source. Additional heat sources will be integrated into existing heating systems, to supplement heat generation. The most important alternative heating sources include solid fuel heating systems with wood as individual firing systems or combined boilers for wood, heat pumps, and solar thermal systems the latter mainly used to supplement the heating system. New housing is often designed for simultaneous use of several alternative heating sources. The heart of a bivalent or multivalent heating system is no longer the central heat generator, but rather a buffer storage unit. A modern heating control system operates the various heat sources and adapts them optimally to satisfy the heat demand. Heat generators based on alternative sources are not able to provide home heating at all times, or not enough to meet demand, so a conventional boiler is often used to meet demand at peak times. Distribution of heating to the building itself is effected directly or in parallel from the buffer storage unit. Heating Fuels The home heating fuels mix is currently undergoing changes. At present natural gas and heating oil account for nearly three quarters of final energy for home heating; including electricity and district heating supply, conventional energy sources account for approximately 9% of heating energy supply. But the fuels and energy sources used in home heating will become much more varied in the coming decades. Wood burning systems using logs, wood pellets or chips are being used increasingly. Solar thermal systems, taking heat from the sun s radiation, are used to supplement heating systems. And renewable components are increasingly being used in other fuel groups, too such as bio natural gas as a blend fed into the gas grid, and biofuels blended into conventional heating oil. All renewable and alternative fuels not only have to demonstrate their technical feasibility for use in existing and future heat generating systems in the medium term, but also have to comply with strict sustainability requirements. Electricity and district heating increasingly come from combined heat and power plants (CHP) or from renewable energy sources. Thermal INsulation Improved thermal insulation of buildings gives major potential for efficient use of heating energy. That is why there are extensive regulations today, especially in the Energy Savings Ordinance and relevant standards, to minimise transmission and ventilation heat losses from new and existing residential buildings. Three quarters of existing homes today are more than 25 years old; and they account for 9% of heating energy consumption. The energy demand of existing homes is twice as high on average as the legal maximum for new residential buildings. A large proportion of existing housing will be modernised in the coming years by means of thermal insulation of the building envelope, to achieve performance approaching low-energy housing standards. But modernisation of existing buildings is relatively complex and expensive. So in most cases, it will not be possible to upgrade existing buildings to the same energy performance standard as new buildings. New housing is designed right from the start to meet the low-energy standard, and from 22 onwards to meet passive house standards, that is nearly-zero energy standard; that means they have compact, airtight design with outside components that minimise heat losses. In addition, nearly-zero energy houses will increasingly be equipped with ventilation systems for controlled ventilation of the home. igb Building Efficiency Legislation for strict energy performance standards in new buildings has proved to be a low-cost way of achieving results. But proof of efficient heating technology and building insulation is becoming more and more complex and expensive. The calculated energy demand is not the same as the actual energy consumption of a building. At low energy consumption levels, the behaviour of the occupants has greater effect on energy consumption, making it more and more important to get occupants involved by means of appropriate home heating energy concepts.
3 Projection of Living Space Living space (billion m²) Living space per capita (m²) Living space per capita Living space Part Two: Home Heating Scenarios The second part of the Study examines different scenarios to analyse possible developments of future heating energy generation and use in private households up to 23. The focus is on real energy consumption for heating (excluding hot water), and on greenhouse gas emissions. Energy demand and the resulting greenhouse gas emissions are mainly determined by the building s energy performance and the area to be heated. From 1995 to 28, energy consumption for space heating went down 16% per unit of residential space heated. But at the same time, the amount of residential space increased by 15%, so energy savings were limited to 3.3%. Residential space in Germany will increase 1.1% by 23 compared with 28, despite the decline in the population. Changes in energy performance of residential space will take place partly by demolition and new build, and partly by energy efficiency modernisation. Thus the legal requirements for energy performance of new buildings are a lever to reduce energy consumption in the heating sector. However, energy performance regulations for new buildings have only limited effect, because new build accounts for only a small proportion of total housing. By 23, only about 16% of residential space will have been modernised for improved energy performance by demolition and new build. Final energy consumption, not including modernisation of existing buildings, will thus be reduced by 1.4% bn kwh bn kwh Source: HWWI CONSUMPTION BY ENERGY SOURCES, TREND SCENARIO Oil Gas District heating Electricity Coal Biomass CONSUMPTION BY ENERGY SOURCES, TREND ACCELERATION SCENARIO Oil Gas District heating Electricity Coal Biomass
4 4 On the basis of given modernisation costs, these scenarios analyse whether it is adviscompared with 28; greenhouse gas emissions will be reduced by 9.5%. Scenarios: Trend and Trend Acceleration The importance of energy efficiency modernisation is analysed in different scenarios. The Trend scenario assumes continuation of the current rate and extent of energy-efficiency upgrades, at the present modernisation rate of 1%. That would reduce energy consumption by 26.2% and annual greenhouse gas emissions by 27%. The capital expenditure required would be EUR 386 billion. The performance improvement is not enough to meet the goals of the Federal Government. The Trend Acceleration scenario assumes that it is possible to increase the modernisation rate from 1% to 2%. That would boost energy savings to nearly 34% and reduce annual greenhouse gas emissions to just over 39%. The capital expenditure needed to achieve these savings would be EUR 744 billion, that is about twice as much for Trend Acceleration as for Trend. But the difference between them for accumulated greenhouse gas emissions up to 23 is only 1.6%. Sub-Scenarios: Bio & Renewables To analyse the potentials for renewables, the two sub-scenarios of Trend assume a growing proportion of biogenic oil and biogas, and a lower-carbon electricity mix. Starting with 2% in 212, the proportion of renewable bio-components would increase by one percentage point per annum. They would then account for 2% in 23. ANNUAL GREENHOUSE EMISSIONS, ALL SCENARIOS 14 m.t Without modernisation Without modernisation, with renewables Trend Trend Acceleration Quick Comprehensive ACCUMULATED GREENHOUSE EMISSIONS, ALL SCENARIOS 3 m.t Without modernisation Trend Trend Acceleration Quick Comprehensive For electricity, the share of renewables would grow again, that is from 14.5% to 55.% in 23, compared with 45.4% in all the other scenarios. Assuming there is no energy-performance modernisation (but there is demolition and new build), greenhouse gas emissions will go down 18.8% by 23, that is twice as much as without bio-components and renewables. In the Trend scenario, emissions go down instead of 27%, and in Trend Acceleration they go down by 45.5% instead of 39%. So blending of bio-components and renewables has major potential for greenhouse gas reduction. That is all the more important because bio-component blending incurs lower cost than energy performance modernisation. Scenarios: Quick vs. Comprehensive Acceleration of energy performance modernisation may require the use of government subsidies or incentives. So the extent of individual energy performance improvement measures will be a key factor. Two additional scenarios were calculated in order to assess the efficiency of different modernisation strategies. able to effect complete modernisation in all cases, or whether stepwise procedure is advisable, starting with the lowest-cost improvement projects. The advantage of stepwise, low-cost improvement is that more housing space can be improved for given expenditure. The advantage of comprehensive improvement is that each project gives the maximum improvement which is technically possible. So when a building has been modernised once, it does not need further modernisation. The results show that stepwise modernisation gives an annual average improvement of 2.5%. Complete modernisation gives improvement of only 1.6% of total housing space on annual average.
5 5 The Quick scenario saves about 39% of greenhouse gas emissions; the Comprehensive scenario gives savings of 43.8%. The difference between accumulated emissions up to 23 is somewhat less. Thus complete modernisation gives an advantage, even if it is a relatively small one so it would be a cost-efficient improvement strategy. The higher savings suggest at first sight that it would be advisable to promote comprehensive improvement measures. Comprehensive improvement requires high expenditures affecting a relatively small amount of space. So a few households would have to bear high expenditures. Even at high levels of government subsidy, that could mean that the desired moderni- sation rate would not be achieved. If the comprehensive improvement strategy does not achieve the desired level, but only a modernisation rate of 1% as in the past, the greenhouse gas savings would only be 31%. Despite a high level of subsidy, the climate goals would not be achieved, because the expenditure involved in each case would deter many home owners. This shows that in order to achieve a high modernisation rate not only total cost, but also distribution of cost is key. To summarise strict building energy performance standards have proven effective as a low-cost method in new building. But strict regulations do not lead to the desired modernisation effect in existing buildings. On the contrary, even low-cost modernisation steps, such as replacement of old heating boilers, are taken up only with great hesitation. As modernisation rate has very much more importance than modernisation depth, the government should aim its policy at increasing the modernisation rate. In order to achieve that, it would be advisable to provide subsidies not only for complete modernisation, but also for partial modernisation of buildings and heating systems. Subsidies should be granted as far as possible independently of the technology used, because technical possibilities and their cost-effectiveness are changing continuously and are hard to predict. RESULTS OF SCENARIOS, COMPARISON Scenario Consumption (kwh/m 2 a) Emission reduction vs. 28 Modernisation costs ( billion) Modernised space (million m 2 ) Ratio modernised space to total space Average capital expenditure p.a. ( per t GHG) Baseline Trend % % 9, % % 1,474 Trend Acceleration % ,84 2.4% 15, % ,624 2.% 14,561 Quick % , % 13, % ,22 2.5% 13,979 Comprehensive % % 11, % , % 12,112 More INformation The German language unabridged editions of the Shell Home Heating Study, the Shell Passenger Car Scenarios and the Shell Goods Vehicle Study are available by sending an to: Additional content can be found on the Internet: Shell Deutschland Oil GmbH Hamburg Conversion Factors Fuel Unit kwh MJ Heating oil 1 litre Natural gas 1 m Liquid gas 1 kg Lignite briquettes 1 kg Wood 1 kg Photos: p.1, 3: Kess/Sommer; p. 2: Plainpicture/Johner
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