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11/11/2013 1 Development of the European TIMES Model (ETM-UCL) Baltazar Solano Rodriguez UCL Energy Institute, University College London [email protected] www.ucl.ac.uk/energy ETM-UCL: Overview ETM-UCL : energy systems model built on the TIMES model generator Technologically detailed bottom-up model; dynamic partial equilibrium model approach with inter-temporal objective function minimising total discounted system costs Based on the 16 region TIAM-UCL ETM-UCL is calibrated to 2010 data Base-year energy-service demand is exogenous and it is projected for the future using drivers such as GDP, population, output by sector, etc. Each region is modelled in its supply, power generation and demand sectors. The European regions are linked through the trade in crude oil, hard coal, pipeline gas, LNG, petroleum products, biomass, electricity and emission permits. ETM-UCL designed for and currently used in two FP7 EU research projects (http://cecilia2050.eu/, http://www.emininn.eu/) More ETM-UCL info: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/energy-models Development of the European TIMES model UCL Baltazar Solano Rodriguez

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Development of the European TIMES Model

(ETM-UCL)

Baltazar Solano Rodriguez

UCL Energy Institute, University College London

[email protected]

www.ucl.ac.uk/energy

ETM-UCL: Overview

• ETM-UCL : energy systems model built on the TIMES model generator

• Technologically detailed bottom-up model; dynamic partial equilibrium model approach with inter-temporal objective function minimising total discounted system costs

• Based on the 16 region TIAM-UCL

• ETM-UCL is calibrated to 2010 data

• Base-year energy-service demand is exogenous and it is projected for the future using drivers such as GDP, population, output by sector, etc.

• Each region is modelled in its supply, power generation and demand sectors.

• The European regions are linked through the trade in crude oil, hard coal, pipeline gas, LNG, petroleum products, biomass, electricity and emission permits.

• ETM-UCL designed for and currently used in two FP7 EU research projects (http://cecilia2050.eu/, http://www.emininn.eu/)

• More ETM-UCL info: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/energy-models

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11 regions, EU28+3

SDF UKI

NOI

FRA

DEU BNL

EEN

IBE IAM EES

SWZ

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List of Regions and Countries

Region Country

BNL Belgium, Netherlands and Luxembourg

SWZ Switzerland

DEU Germany

FRA France

IAM Italy, Austria and Malta

IBE Spain and Portugal

NOI Norway and Iceland

SDF Sweden, Denmark and Finland

UKI UK and Ireland

EEN Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Poland

EES Slovenia, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Greece, Cyprus and Croatia

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Energy consumption and production in the EU

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Energy consumption and production in the EU

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Data sources

• Base year – IEA Energy Balance statistics, 2010

• Demand drivers – Cambridge Econometrics, IEA 2DS

• Technologies – TIAM-UCL database, IEA ETSAP Technology database

• Other resources – Eurostat, European Commission studies

• Oil & Gas supply cost curves and availability – BUEGO (Bottom-up economic and geological oil field production

model)

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Trade Coal, Germany (IEA, 2010)

98.79%

1.21%

Imports

Exports

SDF

UKI

FRA

DEU BNL

EEN

IBE IAM

EES

RoW

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Electricity

SDF UKI

FRA

DEU BNL

EEN

IBE IAM

EES

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Scenarios • Common Assumptions

– 2020 GHG emissions & renewables targets reached (‘202020’ targets – except energy efficiency)

– Closure of existing nuclear follows end of current licences and phase-out plans. No new nuclear in Germany, Italy, Austria and Malta. No restrictions elsewhere.

– GDP, population & households projections match IEA 2012 Energy Technology Perspectives data for EU

Driver 2015 2020 2030 2040 2050

Population 506m 511m 516m 515m 512m

Households 217m - 238m - 252m

GDP Growth 2% (2009-20) 1.8% (2020-30) 1.7% (2030-50)

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Scenarios

• Reference – No targets after 2020

– IEA ETP 6DS prices for oil, gas and coal imports

• ‘Fragmented Policy’ – Binding Target of 60% GHG reduction below 1990, by 2050

– ‘Firm’ national policies achieved (e.g. UK Climate Change Act)

– IEA ETP 4DS prices for oil, gas and coal imports

• ‘Policy Success’ – Binding Target of 80% GHG reduction below 1990, by 2050

– ‘Firm’ national policies achieved (e.g. UK Climate Change Act)

– IEA ETP 2DS prices for oil, gas and coal imports

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Electricity Generation Trends

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tric

ity

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erat

ion

(EJ

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Wind - onshore

Wind - offshore

Tidal

Solar PV

Oil

Nuclear

Hydro

Geothermal

Natural Gas

Coal

Biomass

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erat

ion

(EJ

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Wind - onshore

Wind - offshore

Solar PV

Nuclear

Hydro

Geothermal

Natural Gas

Coal

Biomass CCS

Biomass

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Reference

80%

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Road Transport Trends

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Electricty

Ethenol/methanol

LPG

Natural gas

Bio-diesel

Diesel

Gasoline

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Electricty

Ethenol/methanol

LPG

Natural gas

Bio-diesel

Diesel

Gasoline

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Reference

80%

Regional GHG Trends (80% Scenario)

0.0

0.5

1.0

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2.0

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UKI

SDF

IBE

IAM

FRA

EES

EEN

DEU

BNL

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Sectoral CO2 trends

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-1

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4

5

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sio

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by

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or

(GtC

O2)

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Residential Sector

Industry

CO2 Capture Electricity

Electricity

Commercial Sector

Agriculture

Total emissions

Total (net CCS)

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4

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Emis

sio

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O2)

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Transport

Residential Sector

Industry

Electricity

Commercial Sector

Agriculture

Total emissions

Total (net CCS)

Total (net CCS and ATM sinks)

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Electricity Inv. Costs & Marginal CO2 Price

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100

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600

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2020 2025 2030 2035 2040 2045 2050

€/tCO2 Reference

Fragmented Policy

Policy Success

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80

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120

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2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 2035 2040 2045 2050

€Billion Reference

Fragemented Policy

Policy Success

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Future work

• CECILIA2050 and EmInInn

• Improve electricity and gas trade modelling

• Update costs of power sector technologies

• Elastic demand functionality

• Soft-link to other UCL models (e.g. TIAM-UCL)

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Thank you [email protected]