Daria Nochevnik speech at EastMed Energy Roundtable
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PANEL 2: THE MIDSTREAM CHALLENGE IN EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN Daria Nochevnik Consultant, Natural Gas and LNG Deputy Head, Greek Energy Forum, Brussels Branch EastMed Energy Roundtable The Renaissance Brussels Hotel March 28, 2017
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PANEL 2: THE MIDSTREAM CHALLENGE IN EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN
Daria Nochevnik Consultant, Natural Gas and LNG Deputy Head, Greek Energy Forum, Brussels Branch
EastMed Energy Roundtable The Renaissance Brussels Hotel
March 28, 2017
Disclaimer:
This presentation may contain statements concerning future expectations and assessments of current or past events/developments. These could be focused on the energy industry, economic and/or financial conditions, results, operations and business forecasts. These represent the personal opinions of the author(s), based on personal experiences, research, assessments or views, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the entire member base of the Greek Energy Forum, or the company(-ies) that employ(s) the author(s).
Moving to a low-carbon energy system in the Mediterranean with natural gas and LNG
I. Power sector: installed power capacity in the Mediterranean (2016)
36%
17%
18%
11%
11%
7%
Natual Gas Hydro RES Nuclear Coal Oil
Source: OME Database
Switching coal power plants in the Med to modern and efficient natural gas plants
Total CO2 (Mt)
% of CO2 Reduction via coal to gas switch
Could reduce emissions by over 250 Mt CO2-eq per year
Source: OME Database
II. Small-scale LNG in the Mediterranean: an emerging regional market
II.
LNG bunkering: SOx Regulations creating new impetus for the industry
LNG bunkering: SOx Regulations creating new impetus for the industry
Source: DNV GL
Source: DNV-GL, Presentation, INTERGAS Summit, November 2016
The role of Greece and Piraeus as an LNG bunkering hub in the region
Source: DEPA, PMED II Launch, 2016
ssLNG: supporting switch from oil product s and coal; complementing RES
Multimodal LNG terminals: a case study from Spain
GEF and the UNECE
GEF is an official member of the Workgroup of Natural Gas of the United Nations
(Group of Gas Experts, UN Economic Commission for Europe), in particular
Taskforce A
• Scope: Best policy practices on the role of natural gas in the increasing uptake of renewable energy in the ECE Region and helping achieve the objective of access to energy for all in the ECE Region*
Taskforce Β
• Scope: Best practice policy guidance for Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)
www.greekenergyforum.com
Thank you!
Daria Nochevnik
Deputy Head of Brussels Branch, Greek Energy Forum [email protected]
