1 setis _steering group _27102011_mapping 1 mapping of set-plan projects an update

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SETIS _STEERING GROUP _27102011_Mapping 1

Mapping of SET-Plan Projects

An Update

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Aim of Project Mapping

The Mapping of projects relevant to the SET-Plan was mandated by the Steering Group in October 2010 to:

Prioritise future efforts

Leverage on-going developments and knowledge at EU level

Facilitate joint programming

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Current state

– Updated up to 2525thth October October

– Total questionnaires received: 262262 , budget: 5785 M€5785 M€

– Geographical coverage: 18 EU MSs + NO, IS and CH

– Increasing engagement:

• First submissions from FR and NL

• DE submission “Forschungsjahrbuch Erneuerbare Energien 2010”, but information does not contain all questionnaire fields

• DK contributed a large number (62) of (smaller) projects

– Analysis is ongoing

The filled in questionnaires are now online:

http://setis.ec.europa.eu/activities/project-mapping

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Number of projectsreceived per EII - total: 262

SOLAR, 16

NUCLEAR, 26GRIDS, 16

WIND, 82

BIOENERGY, 35

CCS, 31

FCH2, 38

BIOENERGY BIOENERGY + FCH2 CCS CCS + BIOENERGY FCH2

GRIDS NUCLEAR SOLAR SOLAR-BIO SOLAR-GRIDS

WIND WIND-BIO WIND-GRIDS WIND-SOLAR-BIO WIND-SOLAR-GRIDS

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Budget of projects received per EII – total: 5785 M€

NUCLEAR, 927

SOLAR, 155

WIND, 3211

BIOENERGY 446

CCS, 371

GRIDS, 217

FCH2, 295

BIOENERGY BIOENERGY + FCH2 CCS CCS + BIOENERGY FCH2

GRIDS NUCLEAR SOLAR SOLAR-BIO SOLAR-GRIDS

WIND WIND-BIO WIND-GRIDS WIND-SOLAR-BIO WIND-SOLAR-GRIDS

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Number of projects per country

total: 262 projects

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SET-Plan Project MappingResponses – Wind (excl. FP6/7 projects)

Country Number of projects

Budgets

(MEuro)

BE 8 2838.7

DK 44 67.1

EL 1 3.0

ES 5 146.6

FI 3 51.2

IT 1 6.5

NO 2 30.9

PT 2 20.1

SE 14 12.2

SK 1 1.1

UK 1 5.8

TOTAL 82 3183.2

• 1 project (Slovakia) is combined wind, solar & bioenergy.• 2 projects (Greece & Portugal) are combined wind, solar & grids.• The total budgets of these projects are equality divided among the technologies engaged.• 26 out of the 44 Danish projects & 9 out of the 14 Swedish projects are with the budget below the threshold (1M€)• Total budgets in wind is not changed significantly due to the small contribution of the new projects.

Wind Project Grouping (MEuro)

55.4, 2%

74.2, 2%

3053.6, 96% Onshore (18)

Offshore (31)

Other technologies(33)

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Wind projects: Split per EII –IP activity

EII activity BE DE DK ES FI FR IT NO PT SE SK UK Ttl1.1 New WT, materials, components 2 2 20 3 6 3 12 1 1 501.2 Testing facilities 3 4 1 2 1 111.3 Mass production 1 2 1 42.1 Offshore - new structures 1 2 3 2 1 92.3 Tech from O&G 1 1 23.1 Grid – HVDC 1 1 23.2 System dynamics 1 2 1 1 53.3.1 Balancing 2 1 33.3.2 Market integration 2 1 2 54.1 Wind resources 1 12 1 1 1 1 174.2 Spatial planning 1 1 24.3 Public acceptance 1 1 2Total 7 4 45 13 10 1 3 11 1 15 1 1 112

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SET-Plan Project MappingResponses – Bioenergy (excl. FP6/7 projects)


Budgets

(MEuro)

BE 2 14.4

ES 11 65.0

IT 14 16.0

NO 1 0.6

PL 2 34.7

SK 7 22.4

UK 4 304.9

TOTAL 41 458.0

• 4 projects (Spain) are combined bioenergy & CCS.• 1 project (Norway) is combined bioenergy & FCH2.

• 2 projects (Slovakia) are combined bioenergy & solar.• 1 project (Slovakia) is combined bioenergy, solar & wind.• The total budgets of these projects are equality divided among the technologies engaged.

Bioenergy Project Grouping (MEuro)

204.2, 44%

199.9, 44%

53.8, 12%Thermochemicalpathways (10 projects)

Biochemical pathways(19 projects)

Complementarymeasures & activities(12 projects)

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Bioenergy Project Mapping: Split per EII IP activity

The classification presented here has been slightly changed & adapted from the implementation plan, which only involves activities in demonstration and flagship plants.

The total adds up to more than the total number of projects (41), because several projects are related to multiple activities in the implementation plan, hence these projects are counted more than once.

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Bioenergy EII activity BE ES IT NO PL SK UK Total*

Synthetic liquid fuels or hydrocarbons through gasification 1 1

Bio-synthetic gaseous fuels through gasification 1 2 2 5

CHP through thermochemical conversion (efficiency > 45%) 1 1 2 4

Bioenergy carriers through pyrolysis & torrefaction 1 1 2

Ethanol & higher alcohols from ligno-cellulosic feedstock 1 3 1 2 1 8

Hydrocarbons through synthesis from biomass 3 5 2 10

Bioenergy carriers by micro-organisms from CO2 & sunlight 3 3

Biomass feedstock for bioenergy 1 1 2

RD&D on emerging & innovative bioenergy value chains 1 4 1 3 9

Total activities* 2 10 14 1 6 7 4 44

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SET-Plan Project MappingResponses – CCS (excl. FP6/7 projects)


Budgets

(MEuro)

CH 1 4.2

CZ 1 2.0

DE 6 110.0

ES 6 32.3

FI 1 20.0

IT 1 na

PL 1 4.2

PT 1 0.4

UK 10 58.2

TOTAL 27 231.0

• 4 projects (Spain) are combined CCS & bioenergy. 50% of their total budgets is allocated to CCS

• 1 project (Finland) deals with the whole CO2 chain (capture/transport/storage)

CCS Project Grouping (MEuro)

18.3, 8%

6.7, 3%

206.4, 89%

CO2capture/separation(24.7 projects)CO2 transport (0.7projects)

CO2 storage (1.7projects)

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CCS Project Mapping: Split per EII IP activity

*The total adds up to more than the total number of projects (27), because several projects are related to multiple activities in the implementation plan, hence these projects are counted more than once.

Country

CCS EII activity CH CZ DE ES FI IT PL PT UK Total*

CCS Demonstration 1 1 1 3Capture

Pre-combustion 1 3 4Post-combustion 1 3 4 1 1 2 12Oxyfuel 1 2 1 1 5Compression 1 1Capture: generic 1 1

Transport 1 1Storage 1 1 1 1 1 5Policy/Regulatory 1 1 1 3Advanced fossil fuels 1 5 6

Total activities* 3 3 7 9 4 2 1 3 9

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SET-Plan Project MappingResponses – FCH2 (excl. FP6/7 projects)


Budgets

(MEuro)

AT 1 4.8

BE 1 14.1

CH 1 5.0

DK 17 76.2

EE 1 1.2

FI 9 165.1

IS 1 3.0

IT 1 2.0

NO 3 5.6

PT 1 0.5

RO 2 15.2

TOTAL 38 292.7* 1 projects (Norway) is combined FCH2 & bioenergy. 50% of its total budget is allocated to FCH2.

Hydrogen & Fuel cells Project Grouping (MEuro)

37.7, 13%

254.9, 87%

Hydrogen (7 projects)

Fuel cells (31 projects)

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SET-Plan Project MappingResponses – Solar (excl. FP6/7 projects)


Budgets

(MEuro)

BE 7 28.2

EL 1 3.0

ES 1 7.5

PT 4 93.0

SK 4 11.5

TOTAL 17 143.2

• 2 projects (Slovakia) are combined solar & bioenergy.• 1 project (Belgium) is combined solar & grids.• 1 project (Slovakia) is combined solar, bioenergy & wind.• 2 projects (Greece & Portugal) are combined solar, wind & grids.• The total budgets of these projects are equality divided among the technologies engaged.

Solar Project Grouping (MEuro)

49.2, 34%

94.0, 66%

PV (13 projects)

CSP (4 projects)

We have now info on ~ 40 projects from DE

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Solar Project Mapping: Split per EII IP activity

Country

Solar energy EII activity BE EL ES PT SK Total*

Solar PVCost reduction

Advanced manufacture for cells & modules 2 2

Performance enhancement & lifetime extension 2 1 1 4

Materials development & sustainability 2 1 3

System integrationEnabling large scale deployment 2 1 1 1 5

Large scale PV power plants 320 20/80Solar resources & monitoring

Preparing for cost & penetration beyond 2020 levelsUltra low cost technologies 50 50-70% 60/40Very high efficiency approaches 50 70-90% 80/20Integration concepts for very high levels of penetration

Solar CSPDemonstration of innovative components 2Demonstration of innovative systems 1Demonstration of innovative configurations of plantsDemonstration of innovative concepts

Total activities* 8 1 1 4 3 17

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SET-Plan Project MappingResponses – Grids (excl. FP6/7 projects)


Budgets

(MEuro)

BE 3 42.3

CZ 2 18.8

EL 1 3.0

ES 5 42.1

IT 2 93.5

PT 1 11.0

SK 2 7.8

TOTAL 16 221.6

Grids Projects Grouping (MEuro)

6.0, 3%

15.2, 7%

200.4, 90%

Transmission (3 projects)

Distribution (11 projects)

T&D (1 project)

•2 projects (EL + PT) are combined Wind-Solar-Grids. 33% of each budget is allocated to Grids.•1 project (BE) is combined Wind-Grids. 50% of the budget is allocated to Grids.

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Number of Grid projects split per activity and country (1)

2.5 Joint task on IT system protocol and standards

113Total Transmission projects per country

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2.4 Improved defence and restoration plans

1Total T&D projects per country

2.1 Tools for improved system observability and market interactions

12.2 Integration of DSM in TSO

operation

2.3 Ancillary services by DSOs

1. Transmission networks

FREEGI activities BE CZ DE EL IT PT SKTot

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1.1 Pan EU grid architecture

1.2 Power technologies 41.3 Network management and control 2

1.4 Market rules 1

2. Coordination between T&D

2.5 Joint task on IT system protocol and standards

113Total Transmission projects per country

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2.4 Improved defence and restoration plans

1Total T&D projects per country

2.1 Tools for improved system observability and market interactions

12.2 Integration of DSM in TSO

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FREEGI activities BE CZ DE EL IT PT SKTot

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1.1 Pan EU grid architecture

1.2 Power technologies 41.3 Network management and control 2

1.4 Market rules 1

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Number of Grid projects split per activity and per country (2)

6SPARC3.6 Integration of EV and PHEV

3.7 Monitoring and control of LV networks

3.8 Automation and control of MV networks

3.9 Integration of methods and system support

3.10 Integration of integrated communication solutions

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3. Distribution networks3.1 Smart Metering infrastructure 4

3.2 Smart metering data processing 4

3.3 DER hosting capacity of LV network 83.4 DER hosting capacity of MV

network 113.5 Integration of storage 7

Total distribution projects per country 3 1 1 3 2 2 2

6SPARC3.6 Integration of EV and PHEV

3.7 Monitoring and control of LV networks

3.8 Automation and control of MV networks

3.9 Integration of methods and system support

3.10 Integration of integrated communication solutions

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3. Distribution networks3.1 Smart Metering infrastructure 4

3.2 Smart metering data processing 4

3.3 DER hosting capacity of LV network 83.4 DER hosting capacity of MV

network 113.5 Integration of storage 7

Total distribution projects per country 3 1 1 3 2 2 2

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Ongoing efforts in EGII projects mapping

Distribution projects (AIT-Austria Institute of Technology)

•Collection of information on national Distribution projects (240)

Transmission projects (ENTSOE)

•Collection of information on Transmission projects (40)

JRC Smart Grid Pilot Projects Catalogue:•Collection of information on Smart Grid pilot projects (260)

•Projects mapped according to Smart Grid functionalities (EPRI methodology)

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SET-Plan Project MappingResponses – Nuclear (excl. FP6/7 projects*)

Country Number of

projects

Allocated Budgets(MEuro)

BE* 1 60.0

CZ 1 na

FR* 1 650.0

IT 2 8.8

SE 1 5.0

TOTAL 6 723.8

* MYRRHA (FR) and ASTRID (BE) projects have been included since FP7 contribution is minor

** SUSEN project has been approved by national government, but approval by EC is pending

Nuclear Projects Grouping (MEuro)

Sodium Fast Reactors(SFR)

(1 project)90%

Lead cooled Fast Reactors

(LFR) (4 projects)

10%

Sodium Fast Reactors(SFR) (1 project)

Lead cooled Fast Reactors (LFR) (4 projects)

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ESNII Project Mapping: Split per ESNII IP activity

*The total adds up to more than the total number of projects (8), because several projects are related to multiple activities in the implementation plan, hence these projects are counted more than once.

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Mapping of SET-Plan Projects

The way forward

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Formalisation of the role of actors

SETIS

Sherpas

distribute questionnaire

NationalPOs

ECPOs

data/ information input

SETIS

data/ information, analysis

Sherpas, SG

EIITeams

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Rationale:

A simplified questionnaire was requested by the Steering Group in the last meeting

Better identify synergies & gaps between the EIIs Implementation Plans & National projects

Extract information in a more efficient way Simplify input and reduce workload of reporting

actors Facilitate analysis for purpose by SETIS

Development of a new questionnaire

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Online (SETIS website) implementation:

Registration system with username and password

Multiple choices possible

Tick-off related priority activities and KPIs in the relevant

EII implementation plans (via drop-down menus)

User can extract information from the project database

Registered users receive alerts when new projects added

Available by end November 2011

New questionnaire/tool

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