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Task Force on Integrated Assessment Modelling (TFIAM) 40th session, 18-20 May 2011, Climate and Pollution Agency (KLIF), Oslo. Analyses of the attainability of national targets of the Republic of Moldova Sergiu Robu, Institute of Power Engineering, Academy of Sciences of Moldova www.ie.asm.md e-mail: [email protected] Valentina Tapis e-mail: [email protected]

Task Force on Integrated Assessment Modelling (TFIAM) 40th session, 18-20 May 2011, Climate and Pollution Agency (KLIF), Oslo. Analyses of the attainability

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Page 1: Task Force on Integrated Assessment Modelling (TFIAM) 40th session, 18-20 May 2011, Climate and Pollution Agency (KLIF), Oslo. Analyses of the attainability

Task Force on Integrated Assessment Modelling (TFIAM)40th session, 18-20 May 2011,

Climate and Pollution Agency (KLIF), Oslo.

Analyses of the attainability of national targets of the Republic

of Moldova

Sergiu Robu,

Institute of Power Engineering,Academy of Sciences of Moldova

www.ie.asm.mde-mail: [email protected]

Valentina Tapise-mail: [email protected]

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Republic of Moldova.

• Location: East Europe, northeast of Romania

• Total area: 33845 km2• Population: 3.39 million• Capital: Chisinau, 716

thousands inhabitants, area 120 km2

• Moldova has NO fossil fuels resources

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Gothenburg Protocol Ratification Capacity Assessment

• Moldova acceded to the Convention on Long Range Transportation of Air Pollution (CLRTAP) 1995, and ratified two Protocols of the Convention, heavy metals and persistent organic pollutants in 2002.

• To meet with the requirements of the Gothenburg Protocol and achieve targeted reduction of emissions, Moldova will have to comply with the following:

SO2 NOx NH3 VOC’s0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

49%

10%14%

36%

% EMISSION REDUCTION by 2010

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Gothenburg Protocol Emission Ceilings – Reductions – Costs, ( ktonnes / year)

POLLUTANT

EMISSION

LEVELS 1990

EMISSION CEILINGS

2010

INDICATIVE REFERENC

E VALUE (€/KG)

% EMISSION

REDUCTIONFOR 2010 (BASE YR

1990)

REDUCTION 1990 – 2010 (KTONNES)

EMISSION REDUCTIO

NCOSTS (M€’s)

SO2 265 135 2.3 -49 130 299

NO2 100 90 4.6 -10 10 46

NH3 49 42 3.5 -14 7 24.5

VOC’s 157 100 4.6 -36 57 262.2

GRAND TOTAL COSTS EUROS 631.7

Pat O’Brain: http://www.infomil.nl/contents/pages/137973/nerechapter22005.pdf

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Some publications that are representing the position of the Republic of Moldova in

climate change

http://unfccc.int/essential_background/library/items/3599.php?rec=j&priref=7159&suchen=nhttp://www.clima.md/public/457/en/NIR_ENG1.pdf

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Sectoral Breakdown of the Republic of Moldova’s GHG Emissions in 1990 and 2005

1990

Energy80.5%

Industrial Processes

3.1%

Solventes and Other Products

Use0.2%

Agricultura12.4%

Waste3.8%

2005

Energy65.0%

Waste11.8%

Agriculture17.9%

Solvents and Other Products

Use0.4%

Industrial Processes

4.9%

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The national inventory of the Republic of Moldova includes emissions of:NOx, CO, NMVOC and SO2.

During 1990-2005, • NOx emissions decreased by 77.1 %: from 137.74

Gg in 1990 to 31.58 Gg in 2005; • CO emissions decreased by 73.1 %: from 429.05

Gg in 1990, to 115.22 Gg in 2005; • NMVOC emissions decreased by 59.0 %: from

103.12 Gg in 1990 to 42.25 Gg in 2005, • SO2 emissions deceased by 96.0 %: from 294.97

Gg in 1990, to 11.79 Gg in 2005

Page 8: Task Force on Integrated Assessment Modelling (TFIAM) 40th session, 18-20 May 2011, Climate and Pollution Agency (KLIF), Oslo. Analyses of the attainability

National Inventory of the Republic of Moldova

SO2 EMISSION CEILINGS 2010 – 135 Gg

NOX EMISSION CEILINGS 2010 -90 Gg

1Gg = 1 ktone

VOC EMISSION CEILINGS 2010 – 100 Gg

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Energy Generation Sector

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100150200250300350400450500

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NMVOC projections, tones

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Reference Costs and External Costs of the Energy sector (no transport sector)

SO2 NO2 GRAND TOTAL COSTS EUROS

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46

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282

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EMISSION REDUCTION COSTS (M€’s) EXTERNAL COSTS (M€’s)

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Emission

Transport & transformation

Exposure risk

Exposure route

Physical impact

Damage cost

Impact Pathways Analysis – IPA

Physical impacts (health consequences) and economic costs (damages and externalities)are calculated by tracing the fate of a pollutant from point of emission into the air,dispersion and chemical transformation, receptor uptake at some downstream location from the source,estimation of resulting impacts and costs.

The AirPacts program – Basic methodology

External cost a burden imposed on someone without providing proper compensation

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Methodology of Damage Costs

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500-1000 km

Regional area of impact

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Conclusions

• Need more time to prepare and report national scenarios. July 2011 is optimistic deadline;

• Participation in GAINS Workshop of June 2011 can help a lot to speed-up the process;

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Thanks for Your Attention

Sergiu Robu

Institute of Power EngineeringAcademy of Sciences of Moldova www.ie.asm.mde-mail: [email protected]