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Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 14 th November 2011 Renewable Energy Framework in Spain. Marine Technologies Juan Ramón Ayuso Ortiz Wind Energy Department

Table of contents 1 2 3 4 5 6 IDAE: Mission and activities RES in Spain: Outcomes 2010 Planning: Towards new targets in 2020 Wind Offshore potential by 2020 Ocean energy. Wave Energy Potential in Spain Spanish Sea energy Technological Platforms 2

What is IDAE? Mission A Public Business Entity Reporting to the Ministry of Industry, Tourism and Trade, through the State Secretariat for Energy Promote energy efficiency and the rational use of energy in Spain Promote the diversification of energy sources and the increasing use of renewable energies Foster these activities through technical consultancy and implementation of innovative projects 3

IDAE Activities Development, implementation and monitoring RES and EE plans approved by the Government. Technical consultancy to the public administration. Technical and financial support for RES and RUE projects. Actions to introduce new, more efficient technologies and incorporate mature technologies into the Spanish market. Participation in the management and promotion of EU programmes and participation in international networks. Dissemination of Spanish technologies abroad and capture of international information of interest to Spanish firms. Dissemination activities of RES and EE programmes and measures. 4

Where we are. Primary Energy Consumption, 2010 - Spain Import - Export -0,5% Natural Gas 23,5% Oil 47,3% Nuclear 12,2% RES 11,3% Hydro 2,8% Wind 2,8% Biomass and Waste 3,8% Biofuels 1,1% Coal 6,3% Geothermal 0,02% Solar 0,8% Total Primary Energy Supply in 2010: 132 Mtoe RES share: 11.3% (year with high wind and hydro resources) [13,2% on FE using methodology Directive 2009/28] 5

Where we are. Electricity Production, 2010 - Spain Rest of Natural Gas (includes CHP) 31.579 GWh 10,8% Oil + non-renewable Waste 16.517 GWh 5,7% CCGT 64.637 GWh 22,1% Nuclear 61.788 GWh 21,2% Hydro pumped storage 3.106 GWh 1,1% Import - Export -8.338 GWh -2,9% RES 97.121 GWh 33,3% Hydro (no pumped storage) 42.215 GWh 14,5% Wind 43.708 GWh 15,0% Solar Thermal electric 691 GWh 0,2% Gross Electricity Consumption 2010 (year with high wind and hydro resources): 291,903 GWh RES share: 33,3% (29.2% after normalising hydro and wind productions) Solar PV 6.279 GWh 2,2% Coal 25.493 GWh 8,7% Biomass, biogas and Waste 4.228 GWh 1,4% 6

Spanish leadership in Renewable Energy 2 nd largest wind energy capacity in Europe and 4 th largest worldwide 1 st CSP producer in Europe and in the world 2 nd largest photovoltaic capacity in Europe and in the world 3 rd producer in Europe in mini-hydro 7

Where we intend to be. Renewable Energies 2020 Gross Final Energy Consumption in 2020 Natural Gas 19,0% Oil 39,8% Gross Final non-renewable Electricity Consumption 18,2% RES 20,8% Coal 2,2% Normilised Wind 6,3% Biofuels 2,7% Solar 3,0% Normilised Hydro 2,9% Biomass, Biogas and Waste 5,8% Marine energies, Geothermal and Heat Pump 0,1% Electricity Generation in 2020 8

LEC (c /kwh) Renewable Energy Framework in Spain. Marine Technologies REP 2011-2020: Analysis and Studies (two examples) AVAILABLE RESOURCE Technologies Resource (GW) Solar Onshore and / Offshore offshore Wind Wind Geothermal (1) Geothermal (2) Wave Hydro Pumping capacity Electrical biomass Municipal Solid Waste Biogas > 1.000 332 340 / 8,5 2,5 20 20 13 13 8 1,8 1,2 (1) Regarding areas already studied and recognised by IGME (2) Regarding favourable geological areas (non analysed) 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 COSTS FORECAST 0 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 Thermal electric solar PV roof based PV ground based Offshore wind Onshore wind 9

Strategic Environmental Study for Spanish Coasts Wind offshore Scope of Study: 24 nautical miles from coastline, including internal waters. 73 Wind Offshore Areas (1º separation between parallels and meridians), Zoning has been established taking into account compatibility among wind farms and the different legitimate uses and environmental figures identified in each area, regarding strategic planning: Exclusion zones (red): Incompatibility with other uses or figures. Suitable Areas with identified limitations (yellow). Suitable areas (green): No detected incompatibility at planning scale. Zoning (Final) Definitive environmental suitability will be established for each specific project, after necessary detail studies. 10

Wind offshore Potential Assessment. Tool: Wind Atlas of Spain Double target: Support for the totality of public administrations for the wind area related planning studies. In particular: Evaluation of the Spanish wind potential (REP 2011-2020). Providing stakeholders a tool that allows to identify and to realize an initial evaluation of the existing wind resource in any area. Geographical Information System (GIS), Freely available via Internet-. (Grid resolution: 100 m). Complementary information (cartographic, topographic, electrical grids, environmental figures, ) Supplier: Meteosim Truewind http://www.idae.es http://atlaseolico.idae.es - Wind Offshore Potential by 2020 8.5 GW. (excluding depth waters) - In terms of energy, potential above 22.5 TWh. 11

Ocean Energy in Spain For the first time, ocean energies are included in the new PER. Target of 100 MW by 2020. Wave energy is the most promising. Study on wave power potential in Spain finished. Accessible application in IDAE s website: R&D&I Sector Outstanding projects: Santoña project with a 40kW prototype buoy (Cantabria); Mutriku 300 kw with 16 OWS turbines (Basque Country); Wavegen (Canary Islands) Development of Tester Technological Centres: Santoña (Cantabria), BIMEP (Basque Country) & PLOCAN (Canary Islands) 12

Spanish Renewable Energy Plan: Target by 2020 New PER 2011-2020 will deepen the development of mature or more consolidated areas and will incorporate new others, as OCEAN ENERGY, with a concrete targets for 2020. TARGETS -Increase of 100 MW in period 2011-2020 - Increase of the contribution of the Sea Energies (waves) up to 220 GWh/year in 2020. 13

Wave Energy Potential Assessment in Spain Galicia presents the major potential of energy with values in indefinite depths between 40-45 kw/m. The Cantabric sea is the following zone of the littoral as for resource (30 kw/m diminishing of Or to E). Thirdly, the north front of Canary Islands (20 kw/m). Proved in indefinite depths they diminish with the fret. Strong seasonal variation in the average power. Yearly average potential (kw/m) in Spanish Coasts 14

Wave Energy Proyects in Spain Norvento -OPD; Pelamis Galicia, OFFSHORE IBERDROLA Energías Marinas de Cantabria S.A. OPT Santoña, Cantabria - OFFSHORE BIMEP Consorcio de Portos Galicia, Sogama, Cetmar, Inega y Igape Inicialmente PISYS Galicia, OFFSHORE Nodo Santoña Tecnalia (PSE - MAR) Oceantec, Hidroflot, PISYS País Vasco - OFFSHORE Sea Energy Technology: Wavegen; Limpet Galicia, ONSHORE Mutriku País Vasco ONSHORE. Wavegen Cabildo de Tenerife Technology: Wavegen Emplazamiento: Granadilla -Tenerife, ONSHORE SPAIN Lineal Generator for Wave Energy (Wedge). PLOCAN Ocean Lider: Líderes en Energías Renovables oceánicas 15

Spanish Sea energy Technological Platforms (1/3) Nodo Santoña, Santander 3 km far from coast 16

Spanish Sea energy Technological Platforms (2/3) BIMEP: Biscay Marine Energy Platform 17

Spanish Sea energy Technological Platforms (3/3) PLOCAN ( Plataforma Oceánica de Canarias ) Platform for Marine Technologies in Canary Islands Scientific and Technological infraestruture of Singular character (ICTS) Located continental platform to the east of Gran Canaria Activities: Socioeconomic innovation Platform. Technological test zone (off-shore wind, waves, currents, ) Base for vehicles and marine instruments Observatory 18

Thanks for your attention! www.idae.es C/ Madera, 8 Madrid 28004 Tel: 91 456 49 00 /53 Fax: 91 523 04 14 E-mail: comunicacion@idae.es Wind Energy: jrayuso@idae.es Ocean Energies: Carmen Roa cmroa@idae.es 19