windenergy:

itswalesplace

in

@davidoclubb

UK renewable energy

Energy Wales

roadmap

Renewable energy

http://goo.gl/B6XMV

http://goo.gl/ar4iq

http://goo.gl/S3Hfd

directive

“Our energy consumption

keeps

Increasing”

BBC Wales “Carwyn Jones talks of how to meet Wales' energy needs”4th February 2013

Year

MTO

E

http://goo.gl/oSMyV

UK energy use

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 20100

20,000

40,000

60,000

80,000

100,000

120,000

0

2

4

6

8

10

12

Total energy consumption in Wales (left axis)

Wales as % of UK (right axis)

Ener

gy c

onsu

mpti

on in

Wal

es, G

Wh

Wal

es a

s %

of U

K

Around 8% for industrial and commercial (com-bined)

Around 5% for both do-mestic and transport

Duncan Millard, DECC

Conclusion 1energy use has

decreasedin Wales

Cost

£

Efficiency

“Macro” level

“Micro” level

http:

//w

ww

.road

map

2050

.eu/

dow

nloa

ds

Poyry consulting, EWEA, 2010

Thermal efficiency of electricity generation

www.ynnicymru.org.uk/blog/the-efficiency-of-wind-generation

Fuel Total amount used

% used for electricity generation

Amount used for electricity generation

Waste (TWh)

Gas 905.9 TWh 34 308 TWh 159 Coal 51.1 Mt 82 41.9 Mt (303 TWh) 195 Wind 1330 mtoe 100 1330 mtoe 0Total 354

DECC http://goo.gl/NkGk6

1 TWh

isthe

UK’sdaily

electricityconsumption

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_electricity_consumption

Conclusion 2energy use will

continueto decrease in Wales

Energy bill

CFD

Capacity

Main statutory controls

TCPA 1990

Planning/Compulsory purchase 2004

Planning act 2008

Welsh policy

PPW 2012 (v5)

TANs, Wales Spatial plan

Circulars, letters

20042005

20062007

20082009

20102011

20120

500

1,000

1,500

2,000

2,500

Wind, wave, solarHydroBioenergyG

Wh

Duncan Millard, DECC

Renewable generation by source, Wales

Scotland Wales Northern Ireland England0

0.1

0.2

0.3

0.4

0.5

0.6

0.7

0.8

0.9

1

kW/c

apita

Source: ONS for census data; DUKES for renewable energy installation data. Thanks to Dr Richard Cowell, Cardiff University

Renewable capacity per capita 2011

Conclusion 3current planning

in Wales

does NOTdeliverfor renewables

http://goo.gl/0uxBn

Wales share of UK generation fallen from 9% in 2004 to 7.4% in 2011

http://goo.gl/0uxBn

€/MWh

FITs &ROCs

www.ynnicymru.org.uk/blog/publications/

£620,000 p.a.

www.ynnicymru.org.uk/blog/maps/community-benefit-fund/

300MW

£2,000/MW

250MW

£6,000/MW

£9m p.a.

www.ynnicymru.org.uk/blog/maps/community-benefit-fund/

2025

1. DECC; http://goo.gl/uRHpB2. BBC; http://goo.gl/A6UfV3. Cardiff Uni/Regeneris Consulting; http://goo.gl/A16Cn

Load factor (%) 48 27Jobs/installed GW 50 287Annual output (TWh) 4.2 2.4Jobs/TWh 12 121

that‘s

per head £36

Area Nominal project size (MW)

Community benefits (£/yr)

Business impact (£)

Lifetime total (£)

Powys 480 3.8m 25m 120m

www.ynnicymru.org.uk/blog/powys-wheres-your-50-million/

per year

www.ifs.org.uk/bns/bn131.pdfhttp://goo.gl/eeMHI

David ClubbDirector, RenewableUK Cymrudavid.clubb@renewableuk.com

“Wind energy; its place in Wales”Wind energy seminar20th June 2013

@davidoclubb

Blog - www.ynnicymru.org.uk

www.linkedin.com/groups/Ynni-Cymru-4880463?