Italian experience in deploying renewable energy
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1 Italian experience in deploying renewable energy Luca Benedetti Head of Study and Statistics RES4MED DAYS A step change in the deployment of RE and EE solutions in the Mediterranean 16th September 2014, Rabat - 1 -
2 Summary - GSE and its activities: in Italy, over the last ten years, RES = GSE - RES Italian outlook: targets and results. On track - How it has been possible? Instruments - Instruments: effectiveness and efficiency - Looking closely at results: monitoring - Statistics - Burden - Costs - Electricity market - Supply chain, investments, jobs - Avoided emissions - Lessons learned: some tips of common sense - 2 -
3 GSE : Italian Energy Services Operator MSE Ministry of Economic Development (with others Ministries) MEF Ministry of Economy and Finance AEEG Energy Regulator Guidelines Ownership 100% Decisions Ownership 100% Ownership 100% Ownership 100% Purchase of electricity for small customers Electric market, natural gas market and environmental markets Research on the energetic system MISSION: GSE promotes the development of renewable energy sources and energy efficiency in Italy, granting economic incentives, managing energetic services and supporting the policy makers - 3 -
4 GSE s activities Management of support schemes and energy services for RES, CHP and Energy Efficiency (electricity, heating, transport): management of dematerialized applications, plants qualification and inspection, contracting, management of measures and incentives(services, etc. Energy management: participation in the electricity market (energy withdrawn in the context of incentives/services managed), forecasting of electricity production, management of unbalancing costs, calculation of curtailed wind power generation, etc. GSE aims to reduce renewables unbalancing costs so it is crucial accurate forecasting of non-programmable plants. CO2 auctions : we are in charge of auctioning Italian emission allowances on the European Common Auction Platform (CAP) Studies, statistics, monitoring on RES and EE: statistics, monitoring reports for the EU, analysis of economic and employment impacts, environmental effects, authorization procedures, generation costs in Italy and at international level, analysis and comparison of international policies Support to institutional policy makers and public administration International activities: participation in the main international associations (IEA, IRENA, RES4MED, etc.) and in the energy projects and studies funded (Concerted Action on RED, PV Parity, etc.) Information and training: promotion of RES and EE (workshops, reports and guides, training, etc.) Support to Italian RES operators ( Corrente project) to contribute to improving the chain visibility and to introducing the operators into the international markets - 4 -
5 RES Italian monitoring : STATISTICS and TARGETS Share of renewable energy: statistics and targets 2012 statistics 2012 forecast NREAP* 2020 target NREAP* 2020 target NES** * National Renewable Energy Action Plan (2010) ** National Energy Strategy (2013) Source: GSE
6 RES Italian instruments : all sectors RES sectors Support schemes Other measures RES - E RES - H Green Certificates (phasing out) Feed in tariff Feed in premium Net metering ETS (indirect) Grants: Heating Account White Certificates Fiscal Incentives ETS (indirect) Priority dispatch and access to the grid Services for market access Simplified administrative procedures Certification, training, information Obligations for new or refurbished buildings Simplified administrative procedures Certification, training, information RES - T Blending obligation of sustainable biofuel (including biomethane) Technical Regulation Simplified administrative procedures Research and development Centralized implementation: all support schemes except fiscal incentives managed by GSE - 6 -
7 RES Italian instruments : HEAT (and efficiency) support mechanisms Grant Quota-obligation scheme Fiscal Incentives Heating Account Incentives are intended to support part of investment costs through yearly installments and are granted for a period varying between 1 and 5 years, depending on the type of intervention realized (heat pumps, biomass boilers and stoves, solar thermal, small energy efficiency projects) [Financed by the gas tariffs ] White certificates White certificates are tradable instruments giving proof of the achievement of end-use energy savings through energy efficiency improvement initiatives and projects. It is based on the obligation for electricity and natural-gas distributors to achieve yearly quantitative primary-energy saving targets [ Financed by distributors, gas and electric tariffs ]. Tax detraction Government provides a tax detraction of 65% of the expenses for interventions of energy re-qualification on existing buildings, including the replacement of old heating systems with new RES heating devices [ Financed by taxation ] Yearly cumulative spending limit: 900 mln - 7 -
8 RES Italian instruments : TRANSPORT support mechanism Quota-obligation scheme Biofuel certificates In Italy gasoline and diesel distribution companies have the obligation to sell a quantity of biofuels equal to a certain quota of the total fossil fuel energy content sold in the same year (quota obligation). The 2014 quota is equal to 4,5%. The companies can fulfill their obligation by blending biofuels with fossil fuels or, also, by acquiring the equivalent quota of certificates. Certificates are issued by GSE on the basis of companies annual declarations. Every certificate corresponds to a 10 Gcal of biofuel, with the exception of biofuels produced from waste, by-products or non-edible feedstock, which receive 2 certificates every 10 Gcal (double counting mechanism). All the biofuels consumed in Italy must comply with the European sustainability criteria, in order to receive the certificates
9 RES-E : the latest support mechanisms PV PLANTS OTHER RES PLANTS P 1MW P > 1MW P 1MW P > 1MW Feed-in tariff A fixed tariff (depending on technology and size) PLUS self consumption premium or/and any applicable premium Sliding Feed-in Premium Value of Feed-in MINUS hourly zonal energy market price PLUS self consumption premium or/and any applicable premium Feed-in Tariff A fixed tariff (technology and size banding incentive) PLUS any applicable premium Sliding Feed-in Premium Value of Feed-in MINUS hourly zonal energy market price PLUS any applicable premium How to access to incentives Directly PV plants 12 kw ( 20 kw with 20% tariff reduction) Registries PV plants > 12 kw Yearly cumulative spending limit: 6,7 bln (reached) How to access to incentives Directly Registries Auctions Very small plant & other marginal cases - RES 5MW except - Hydro 10 MW - Geo 20 MW - RES > 5MW except - Hydro > 10 MW - Geo > 20 MW Yearly cumulative spending limit: 5,8 bln (we are today at 5,05 bln)* * It has been implemented a monthly counter of the indicative annual total cost for incentives - 9 -
10 RES-E : M.D. July 6 th 2012 (RES-E other than PV) Base tariffs (RES-E other than PV) from (small plants) to (large plants) * Years /MWh Years /MWh + premium Wind on-shore Wind off-shore connection self-financed Hydro fluent Hydro basin or tank Tides and wawes Geothermal advanced, reinjection, new areas Landfill gas Sewage gas Biogas from biological products chp, nitrogen recovery Biogas from by-products chp, nitrogen recovery Biogas from waste chp, nitrogen recovery Biomass (biological products) chp, local biomass, lower emissions Biomass (by-products) chp, dh, lower emissions Biomass from waste chp Sustainable bioliquids chp * Plants up to 20 MW for geothermal; up to 10 MW for hydro; up to 5 MW for others
11 RES-E : M.D. July 6 th 2012 (RES-E other than PV) Registries for new power plants: results for 1 st, 2 nd and 3 rd procedures 1 st procedure (2013 cap) 2 nd procedure (2014 cap) 3 rd procedure (2015 cap) Source Available capacity (MW) Applied capacity (MW) Available capacity (MW) Applied capacity (MW) Available capacity (MW) Applied capacity (MW) Wind on-shore Hydro Geothermal Biomass Waste Tides and waves In all procedures, for wind on-shore and hydro registries submitted applications exceeded by far the available capacity foreseen by MD. Extra request has also been recorded for biomass, biogas, sewage gas, landfill gas and sustainable bioliquids registry Source: GSE
12 RES-E : M.D. July 6 th 2012 (RES-E other than PV) Auctions: results for 1 st, 2 nd and 3 rd procedures 1 st procedure (2013 cap) 2 nd procedure (2014 cap) 3 rd procedure (2015 cap) Source Available capacity (MW) Bidding capacity (MW) Available capacity (MW) Bidding capacity (MW) Available capacity (MW) Bidding capacity (MW) Wind on-shore Wind off-shore Hydro Geothermal Biomass Waste Wind sector proved to be comfortable with Auction mechanism, showing an increasing bidding capacity, from 88,4% to 354% of the available power capacity. This turned into increasing tariff bid reductions : from 2,5% to 24,4% for 1 st procedure from 9,5% to 19,0% for 2 nd procedure from 26,4% to 30,0% for 3 rd procedure Source: GSE
13 RES Italian instruments : history in the ELECTRICITY sector Timeline of accessing period for Italian support schemes to RES electricity production (indicative, without considering transitional periods, etc.) Effectiveness (installed) Average Efficiency (supp. intensity) CIP 6/92 (Feed in tariff) Green Certificates (Green Certificates) Conto Energia PV (Feed in premium) 1 Tariffe Onnicomprensive (Feed in tariff) Conto Energia CSP (Feed in premium) 2 Decree 6 July 2012 (Feed in premium/feed in tariff) 2 Emissions trading scheme (EU ETS) not appreciable 1: yearly cumulative spending limit ( 6.7 billion) - Reached 2: yearly cumulative spending limit ( 5.8 billion) Still to be reached
14 RES-E : EU support schemes Italian incentives have been the highest in EU but now they are in line RES-E support schemes can differ on many aspects: type of incentive, duration, plant size, sub-technology, etc. - Example below: total remuneration over 20 years RO PL UK SE BE NL CZ FI EE EL IT AT PT HU DK DE FR SI LT HR SE BG Wind power plants [10 MW] June 2013 CY RO EL HR PT IT MT FR BU LU LT DE SI BE-WA CZ UK SK HU PL EE BE-FL DK SE PV power plants [3 kw] June /MWh /MWh Feed in tariff Green Certificates Feed in Premium - Wholesale 14 - electricity price Source: GSE studies
15 RES-E : burden for incentives Financial resources for incentives come from a component ( A3 ) of the electricity bill (public funding is highly affected by changes in budget policies and does not offer a good stability). Indicative cumulative yearly cost of RES-E support ( counter PV and counter others RES ) Estimate of the net potential annual cost, already committed but not yet fully supported. It includes the economic value of all green certificates as well the costs of registries and auctions. It does not include the costs of services such as simplified purchase & resale arrangement and net metering. 1,33 1,07 0,11 2,53 6,70 Jul 31, 2014 (latest available estimate) "Spending caps" PV 6,70 bil 6,70 bil Other RES 5,05 bil 5,80 bil Total 11,75 bil PV Bio Wind Hydro Geo Components of the electricity bill for a household type (Sept 2014): 19 c /kwh 49,2% energy and dispatching; 18,3% burden for incentives; 15,8% transmission and distribution; ,3% - taxes; 3,4% other system burdens Source: GSE
16 * *2013 MW GWh * *2013 MW GWh RES-E statistics : RES capacity and production RES cumulative installed capacity RES gross electricity production Solar Bioenergy Wind Geothermal Water Water Solar Wind Bioenergy Geothermal 0 0 Huge growth of photovoltaic power in a few years, continued good growth of wind power (both non-programmable) Recently, remarkable growth of small biogas plants Source: TERNA - GSE
17 RES-E statistics : the growth pf PV PV penetration in Italian municipalities Today ~ 100% of Italian municipalities has at least one PV plant installed. At the end of 2013 we have almost PV plants and more than 18 GW installed in Italy, producing 21.6 TWh Source: GSE
18 RES-E : production from RES and other sources Breakdown of gross consumption (TWh) - renewables have increased significantly, especially in recent years - the balance of trade decreased slightly - conventional production has fallen Source: TERNA - GSE
19 Energy Daily Distribution RES-E in the market : some effect on the electricity market Peak shaving in the electricity market The strong RES penetration has significantly changed the energy price profile A peak-shaving effect can be observed, especially driven by the high PV generation during the day A price increase during the evening hours can be observed, where the thermal production is prevalent HOURLY RES PRODUCTION DISTRIBUTION PER SOURCE HOURLY PRICES IN THE WHOLESALE POWER MARKET 16,0% 14,0% 12,0% 10,0% 140,00 120,00 100,00 Peak shaving Evening increase 8,0% 6,0% 4,0% 2,0% 0,0% Geotermal Hydro Hydro (River) PV Thermal Wind Pumps Consumption 80,00 60,00 40,00 20, , Source: GSE studies
20 technoogy market price ( /MWh) technoogy market price ( /MWh) RES-E in the market : some effect on the electricity market Average market price of energy by technology For every technology, an average market price of energy can be calculated, on the basis of the energy production profile and the wholesale price profile. Technologies producing in hours when energy is more expensive have higher average market price 80,0 75,0 70,0 65,0 60,0 71,1 75,1 74,2 74,7 74,1 77,1 Geotermal Hydro Hydro (River) Thermal Wind PV 80,0 75,0 70,0 65,0 60,0 61,0 64,8 59,5 67,1 59,8 56,3 Geotermal Hydro Hydro (River) Thermal Wind PV 55,0 55,0 50,0 50,0 45,0 45,0 40, PUN 2011: /MWh 40, PUN 2013: /MWh In 2013, programmable technologies like Thermal and Hydro had higher market price values, while non-programmable, especially PV, had lower average market price values. This did not occur in 2011, when the peak shaving effect of RES on daily energy price was not evident yet Source: GSE studies
21 RES-E in the market : the GSE s forecasting activity Forecast & Optimization of variable renewable generation Main target The commitment of GSE aims to reduce energy imbalances, and related costs. To this end, it is crucial to perform accurate forecasting of the energy produced from the non-programmable renewable sources. GSE key-activities Energy Forecasting GSE implements accurate meteorological modeling to predict short-term energy production GSE performs forecasting for a large number of power plants ( ) all-over the country 13% 24,9 GW in % 4% Solar PV Wind Water Biogas Optimization A state-of-the art satellite leveraged infrastructure let GSE monitor almost real time the energy generation of about 3,000 variable renewable plants. Information coming from Satellite Metering System are used to support optimization algorithms Power plants satellite GSE Server 71% Optimization algorithms
22 RES monitoring : the decrease pf the costs (example PV) COSTS: evolution of specific costs of PV plants in Italy ( /W) Source: GSE, Studies Unit Fast decrease of investment costs (20% of average annual reduction), especially for large PV plants In 2013, the cost of 1-3 kw residential PV plants was 44% of the cost in 2008 In 2013, the cost of 1 MW ground-mounted PV plants was 25% of the cost in Source: GSE studies
23 RES monitoring : relation between costs and incentives (example PV) Evolution of generation costs of PV plants in Italy ( /MWh) in comparison with total income ( /MWh) arising from energy production Generation costs and total income refer to ground-mounted PV plants with P > 1 MW, while developed capacity includes all plants. The fast decrease of generation costs in was not combined with the same rate of reduction of energy remuneration, thus determining the economic conditions for an explosive development in Source: GSE studies
24 RES monitoring : supply chain (example PV) Country of origin of the manufacturer companies of PV modules installed in Italy (% of annual capacity entered into operation) Country of origin of the manufacturer companies of PV inverters installed in Italy (% of annual capacity entered into operation) Source: GSE studies
25 RES monitoring : investments and jobs RES-E sector According to Legislative Decree n.28/2011, GSE must provide estimates on economic and employment impacts of RES development RES - E Investments in 2012 (mln ) Total O&M expenditures in existing plants in 2012 (mln /year) Employment impacts due to investments in new plants in 2012 (FTE) Employment impacts due to total O&M expenditures in existing plants in 2012 (FTE) Source: GSE studies
26 RES monitoring : GHG savings National GHG emission and avoided emissions through RES use (MtCO 2eq ) RES avoided emission by sector (MtCO 2eq ) RES avoided emissions (source: GSE) Energy emissions Combustion processes (electricity, heat, transport, other) And fugitive emissions National GHG Emission (source: ISPRA) No Energy emission Industrial Processes, chemicals, agriculture, waste Sources: GSE, ISPRA data elaborations RES (direct) avoided emissions (Electricity, Heat, Transport) Over the recent years the renewable energy growth has led to an increasing of CO2 savings (mainly by electricity sector) Source: GSE studies
27 RES international monitoring : analyses of POLICIES and results The legislation relies on the GSE processing of an annual report of analysis and comparison of support mechanisms for RES in Europe. At the extra-european level, the monitoring is carried through country reports that: provide a detailed overview on existing support systems for RES and its energy context in which they operate; constitute a first approach for potential investors who would "enter" into the country; provides a short summary of the macro-economic and commercial context
28 RES policies : some tips for efficient policies The extensive monitoring activity of Italian and international trends allows deriving the following recommendations for efficient RES development: Guarantee transparency and try to guarantee continuity of RES policies, in a long-term perspective, in order to: - Minimize country/investment risk, encouraging foreign investors - Promote a progressive development, consistent with the national context Provide an integrated approach: o o o o o o o o o o Look at RES not as an aim in itself, but as a piece of a national energy and economic policy Set long-term RES targets Identify the most appropriate instruments for the national context Define a continuous, progressive decrease of possible incentives Promote national and local economic development Plan the development of the electricity grid in accordance with the RES targets Promote efficient integration and empowerment of variable RES into the grid and the market Define efficient authorization procedures Take care of training and information And (last but not least)
29 RES policies : the virtuous circle of a broad spectrum monitoring o monitor! A comprehensive monitoring activity (costs, markets, tariffs, infrastructures, technologies, net economic effects, investments, value added, jobs, balance of trade, environmental and social impacts, etc.) can provide effective feedback on strategic priorities, targets and instruments Instruments (not only financial ones) Targets «Internal» monitoring: effectiveness, efficiency Considering interaction with other policies «external» monitoring: National and international trends (technology, economic, and political trends) Strategic Priorities Feed-back
30 Thank you for your attention Gestore dei Servizi Energetici GSE S.p.A. Viale Maresciallo Pilsudski, Roma Italy
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