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Prof. d-r Konstantin Dimitrov International conference "Gas geopolitics in South East Europe“ Sofia, November 4, 2015

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Page 1: Influence of Natural Gas - where from?

Prof. d-r Konstantin Dimitrov

International conference "Gas geopolitics in South East Europe“

Sofia, November 4, 2015

Page 2: Influence of Natural Gas - where from?

Prof. d-r Konstantin Dimitrov

International conference "Gas geopolitics in South East Europe“

Sofia, November 4, 2015

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Еnergy

• Energy is the moving force for economy development

• Energy is one of the pillars for sustainable development

• Energy is affecting social welfare of inhabitants – energy

poverty

• To have reach energy sources:

– Is happiness ( lot of money, political power for ex. USA, Russia,

Saudi Arabia, Venezuela…)

or

– Is misfortune (Iraqi, Iran, Libya…) ?

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Prof. d-r Konstantin Dimitrov

International conference "Gas geopolitics in South East Europe“

Sofia, November 4, 2015

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Regional conditions

• No one State in the region can satisfy own energy needs

using domestic energy resources

• Some of them has significant reserves of coal

• No one has remarkable resources of oil or gas – import

• Where from to import energy?

• How to choose provider of energy?

• Is the price the unique condition?

• Or capacity of own sources of the provider of energy?

• All that considering limited financial capabilities

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Prof. d-r Konstantin Dimitrov

International conference "Gas geopolitics in South East Europe“

Sofia, November 4, 2015

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Macedonia – Basic Data

• 25 713 km2

• 2.1 million inhabitants

• Energy dependency 52.6%

• Gross energy demand is over 2 628 ktoe

• 1.3 toe per capita

• Over 650 M€ for imported fuel and electricity

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Prof. d-r Konstantin Dimitrov

International conference "Gas geopolitics in South East Europe“

Sofia, November 4, 2015

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Energy Carrier

Liquid fuel41%

Natural gas 2%

Geothermal energy

1%

Biomass13%

Heating energy

3%

Electricity40%

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Prof. d-r Konstantin Dimitrov

International conference "Gas geopolitics in South East Europe“

Sofia, November 4, 2015

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Energy sectors

Industry29.7%

Transport31.3%

Households26.2%

Agriculture1.2%

Other (Tertiary sector)11.5%

Final energy consumption 2014

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Prof. d-r Konstantin Dimitrov

International conference "Gas geopolitics in South East Europe“

Sofia, November 4, 2015

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Energy Prices History

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Prof. d-r Konstantin Dimitrov

International conference "Gas geopolitics in South East Europe“

Sofia, November 4, 2015

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Barriers to Implementation

Small difference between the energy carrier prices.

Significant financial investment into distributive system

realization.

Additional expenses to switch appliances to the use of

natural gas.

Limited technical preconditions – chimney, location of

new gas pipelines etc.

High inertia to change the habitude of energy

consumers (mainly residential).

High level of starting investment to implement high

efficient technologies into industry field.

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Prof. d-r Konstantin Dimitrov

International conference "Gas geopolitics in South East Europe“

Sofia, November 4, 2015

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Strategically Task- NATURAL GAS

• To secure long term supply with necessary amount of energy

• To ensure energy diversification

• Environment friendly energy carrier

• Energy carrier have to provide opportunity for new

technologies and EE measures implementation

• Price to be attractive/acceptable for consumers

Solution: Faster application of natural gas

into Macedonian economy

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Prof. d-r Konstantin Dimitrov

International conference "Gas geopolitics in South East Europe“

Sofia, November 4, 2015

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Natural gas pipelines

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Prof. d-r Konstantin Dimitrov

International conference "Gas geopolitics in South East Europe“

Sofia, November 4, 2015

• Repayment of 60 M€ Russian debt is going to be realized

as construction works.

• Prepared main design project for 2 transport branches. 90

million € are taken for their implementation.

• Study work realized: design of distribution systems in

Macedonian cities.

• Ensured agreement for long term providing necessary

amount of natural gas from Russia .

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Actions Taken

Page 12: Influence of Natural Gas - where from?

Prof. d-r Konstantin Dimitrov

International conference "Gas geopolitics in South East Europe“

Sofia, November 4, 2015

Negative

• Landlocked

• No navigable rivers for inexpensive transport

• No sources of fossil fuels

Pozitive

• Macedonia is the crossroads of corridors 8 and 10

respectively.

• Initiative to develop pipeline “Nikola Tesla”

• Project initiative for speed railways Budapest - Athens

• Development of Vardar Valley – connection Danube-

Aegean See

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Geo-strategic position of Macedonia

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Prof. d-r Konstantin Dimitrov

International conference "Gas geopolitics in South East Europe“

Sofia, November 4, 2015

• Technicaly – yes

• Financially – difficult

• Politicaly – imposible

mission?

• Is it for expecting

destabilization of the

region?

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Is it realistic?

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Prof. d-r Konstantin Dimitrov

International conference "Gas geopolitics in South East Europe“

Sofia, November 4, 2015

• Trans-Balkan gas pipeline transporting gas from Russia to

Turkey

• Connection to TAP (2020)

• Realization of Turkish stream or “Nikola Tesla” project, if

conditions in Turkey, Russia, Syria, EU …. permit it.

• Mediterranean See gas? Too far?

• Transport of LNG from terminals

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From whom? Where from?

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Prof. d-r Konstantin Dimitrov

International conference "Gas geopolitics in South East Europe“

Sofia, November 4, 2015

Gazprom is stopping delivering gas through Ukraine?

Dependence on Russian gas import is different between EU

member and aspirant states :

• Makedonia is 100 % dependent

• Bulgaria about 60-80%

• Greece almost 50%

• Hungary 78%

• Slovenia 60 %

• The severity of the impact would depend on just how willing

countries were to work with and sacrifice for each other,

making this a big test of EU "solidarity."

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What if?

Page 16: Influence of Natural Gas - where from?

Prof. d-r Konstantin Dimitrov

International conference "Gas geopolitics in South East Europe“

Sofia, November 4, 2015

• Macedonia is too small to can influence in any decision

making

• We can invest in gas transport and distribution system

inside of the state.

• To develop virtual gas network transporting LNG.

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What to do?

TO DECREASE CONSUMPTION OF ENERGY – EE measures

TO INCREASE THE USE OF RENEWABLES –

participating in de-carbonization of electricity production

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Prof. d-r Konstantin Dimitrov

International conference "Gas geopolitics in South East Europe“

Sofia, November 4, 2015

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