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1 Clean energy certificate opportunities for renewable energy installations and energy efficiency upgrade Clean Energy Regional Responses Conference 2014, Kurri Kurri, Friday 21 November2014 Panel session 3.35pm.pm Presented by Maaike Gobel M Policy Comm & Org, MA (Eur Studies) Business Development Manager
2 Setting the scene Financial incentives available to energy consumers for RE installations & EE upgrades in NSW Making your offer more attractive through quicker payback times Contraction of the solar market; shift from residential to commercial solar Policy uncertainty Business opportunity for solar installers to offer more than just solar 2
3 Green Energy Trading Green Energy Trading is one of Australia's largest leading environmental agents. We aim to increase the accessibility of clean energy options. We offer: Access to a range of incentives Reduced compliance risk Reduced price risk Independence Market insights Education and training support Flexibility Personalised service Experience NEW: Finance options for RE & EE Online STC creation
4 Green Energy Trading
5 Fossil fuel subsidies worldwide: 5
6 Assessment of last 12 mths or so Sector Last 12 mths Large scale solar (>100kW) Next 1-2 years Why? RET Review uncertainty Commercial solar PV (10 to 100kW) RET Review uncertainty Residential solar PV (<10 kw) RET Review uncertainty Solar hot water RET Review uncertainty 6
7 NEM assessment 2013 Note: NEM accounts for 76% of total generation 7
8 NSW consumption has fallen furthest Figure 2. Change in scheduled electricity consumption (2013 cf: 2012) (no allowance for leap year impact) 8 Note: closure of Kurri Kurri smelter will have had a significant impact
9 Wholesale price has fallen with oversupply Reduced demand and oversupply of coal fired generation has put downward pressure on wholesale price Rising gas prices (due to LNG) is increasing prices in SA and Qld which rely on gas more than Vic and NSW 9
10 Renewable Energy Target (RET) is now primary policy support for solar Are 2 schemes 10
11 Renewable Energy Target Scheme announced in Nov 1997 (Kyoto package) Scheme commenced in 2001 Objective to encourage additional power generation Initial target of 9,500 GWh by 2010 expanded to 45,000 GWh (notional 20% market share by 2020) Scheme split from 2011(small and large scale) Electricity retailers (and other liable parties) need to surrender an identified amount of Certificates by 14 February each year (creates demand) Pay a penalty of $65/REC/MWh for non compliance Renewable generators produce Certificates Small generators (wind/pv) and SWH can produce RECs up-front (on a deemed basis)
12 Key features (for small-scale) From 1 Jan 11 we have two separate schemes Large-scale Renewable Energy Target (LRET) Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme (SRES) Liable parties (electricity companies) to purchase and surrender certificates under both schemes (this creates demand for certificates) SRES uncapped with fixed price of $40/REC through clearing house (target will be determined each year based on expected supply) Independent review after 30 Jun 2012,then every 2yrs Heat pumps above 425 litre capacity excluded
13 Deemed RECs (receive generation up front) Small Generating Units (SGU) Solar (PV) 15 years Wind and Hydro 5 years at a time Solar Water Heaters (incl air sourced heat pumps) 10 years
14 Calculating Number of Certificates for PV Capacity x Zone rating x Years x Solar Credit Multiplier# 3.0 kw x x 15 x 1 = Certificates Rounded down to 53 Certificates # Note: Solar Credit Multiplier was reduced to 1 from 1 Jan 2013
15 Commercial sized systems increasing Define commercial size systems at >10kW 15
16 Case study small scale installation - STCs 16
17 Large-scale solar market Greenough River Solar Farm (WA) 17
18 Large scale solar is negligible in Australia at present Created 34,601 LGCs in 2013 cf: 20,706 in 2012 (67% increase) Represents only 0.3% of total LGC creation in 2012 (13.9 million) 27 solar power stations created more than 100 LGCs pa (20 Last year) Are 4 projects (22.16 MW) committed and under construction Range of other projects under development (incl Solar flagships) Largest 10 Solar Power stations (by LGC creation) as at May 2014 State Capacity (kw) LGCs in 2012 LGCs in 2013 Greenough River WA 10,000 9,870 24,321 Uterne Solar Farm (Solar City) NT 1,000 2,440 2,170 University of Qld QLD 1,220 1,472 - Adelaide Showgrounds SA 1,000 1,179 1,099 Alice Springs Airport NT Marble Bar WA Crowne Plaza NT Bendigo Solar Park (Solar City) VIC Singleton Power Station NSW Ballarat Solar Park (Solar City) VIC Carnarvon Massey Bay Rd WA
19 Large scale solar will find going tough over next few years > 100kW in LGC market and competes with wind as lowest cost renewable generator LGC price is still low though recovering Uncertainty over RET Review and future value of electricity Wholesale power price low due to lower demand Wholesale power market is going to be tough with significant oversupply of capacity (particularly coal-fired generation) Solar will be attractive in niche markets (eg. off-grid, remote, end of grid, behind the meter) where power price higher 19 Alice Springs Airport (c/- Ingenero web site)
20 Case study large scale installation - LGCs 20
21 Emerging issues and challenges for solar RET Review Network charges and cross-subsidies Connection and access 21
22 Renewable Energy Outlook Uncertainty around the RET Review clouds the future for solar Small-scale solar PV market expected to continue decline which will result in industry rationalisation Residential market slowing Commercial market (>10kW growing) Large-scale solar PV market to grow but will need additional support for some time yet to compete with wind 22
23 Existing state based EE schemes 20 EE certificate style schemes currently operate globally Plus numerous policies with a direct EE obligation In Australia, 4 state / territories have EE schemes 23 Figure 2: The multiple benefits of energy efficiency (IEA)
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25 Aims of the NSW Energy Saving Scheme (ESS) Create a financial incentive to reduce electricity consumption by encouraging energy saving activities Reduce the cost of, and the need for, additional energy generation, transmission and distribution infrastructure Reduce greenhouse gas emissions Drive additional EE investments (i.e. excluding required upgrades under other legislation such as BCA Section J6 and BASIX) Voluntary participation 25
26 How does the ESS work? Demand created Energy retailers are required to surrender EE certificates to achieve an annual target Energy savings EE activities designed to reduce energy consumption are eligible to create certificates Certificate creation Certificates can only be created by an Accredited Certificate Provider (ACP) Compliance Vigorous compliance requirements ensure robustness of activity and energy savings 26
27 Interested Parties Surrender ESCs to meet target On-sale of certificates Sale proceeds Registration and processing Certificate issue Agreed Certificate Value Enabling documentation Nomination of Energy Saver by original energy saver EE project implementation (directly or through sub-contractors) Payment (partly covered by EE certificates value) 27
28 ESS / VEET case study office Installation of 90 x 40W LED panels, replacing 347 x 18W T8 fluorescent tubes with magnetic ballast in an office with air-conditioning, motion sensors; and 8 x 8W LED MR16s replacing 8 x 50W halogen downlights with magnetic transformers, no control devices; operating hours: 3000hrs/year Cost to install = $12,800 (including product, installation and recycling costs) NSW VIC (metro) Electricity Saving deemed by regulator for the life of the product (30,000 hours) 208 MWh 147 MWh Number of certificates created 220 ESCs 138 VEECs Today s price per certificate $7.25 $10.00 Total certificate payment $1,595 $1,380 Total project cost after certificate reduction $11,205 $11,420 Electricity savings/year (based on 23 c/kwh) $4,784 $3,381 Original payback period (based on 23 c/kwh) 2 years & 8 months Payback period with certificate value 2 years & 4 months 28 3 years & 9 months 3 years & 5 months
29 ESS / VEET case study warehouse Installation of 19 x 240W Linear T5 Highbays, replacing 22 x 400W mercury vapour highbays with magnetic ballast in a storage warehouse without air-conditioning, installing occupancy & daylight sensors; operating hours 24/7: claimed hours VIC 3000hrs/year, NSW 5000hrs/year Cost to install = $ 15,639 (including product, installation and recycling costs) NSW VIC (metro) Electricity Saving deemed by regulator for the life of the product (30,000 hours) MWh 198 MWh Number of certificates created 326 ESCs 187 VEECs Today s price per certificate $7.25 $10.00 Total certificate payment $2,364 $1,870 Total project cost after certificate reduction $13,275 $13,769 Electricity savings/year (based on 23 c/kwh and 24/7 $9,845 $9,845 operation) Original payback period (based on 23 c/kwh) 1 year & 7 months 1 year & 7 months Payback period with certificate value 1 year & 4 months 1 year & 5 months
30 Conclusion EE schemes form a great opportunity to diversify your business and combine solar PV with EE upgrades State based EE schemes will be the key policy measures supporting growth of EE industry Potential of integration of the Emission Reduction Fund with the existing state schemes 30
31 Presented by Maaike Gobel M Policy Comm & Org, MA (Eur Studies) Business Development Manager T or
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