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Isabel Soares

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SOURCE :DGEG

PRIMARY ENERGY (2015)

Total primary energy consumption : 22,1 Mtep

Oil, 43%

Renewables, 22%

Natural Gas, 18%

Coal, 15%

Others, 2%

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Source: DGEG

ELECTRICITY GENERATION IN PORTUGAL

8616

16189 16594 1514019016

2875424692

20410

30610 32405

25511

44340

37745 37725 3976135243

27562

30005

33060

22700 20399

26910

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10000

20000

30000

40000

50000

60000

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

(GWh)

Total Renewable Non-Renewable Production + Import Balance

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EU Energy Targets

20% Reduction of Energy

Consumption

20% RES in Final Energy

Consumption

EU Targets for Portugal

20% Reduction of Primary Energy

31% RES in Gross Final Consumption

10% in transport

ENERGY TARGETS BY 2020

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NREAPNational Renewable Energy

Action Plan

NEEAPNational Energy Efficiency

Action Plan

PORTUGAL: NATIONAL ENERGY PLANS

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1,501

9%

21%

48%

54%

59%63%

-10%

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10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

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400

600

800

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1,400

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2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Poupanças alcançadas

Poupança por alcançar

Grau de Cumprimento

The impact of the NEEAP by the end of 2013 has led to some 942 ktoe of energy savings

Impact of NEAAP efficiency measures to 2016 and 2020 Percentage of total NEEAP savings

(ktep)

NEEAP - NATIONAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY ACTION PLAN

Community Cohesion Policy

Financing available in the Period (2014/2020) for:• Investments in Energy Efficiency in enterprises,

Public Buildings and Residential Sector, includingthe energy rehabilitation of Buildings

Support

Social tariffs

Vulnerable consumers: 820 thousand needyfamilies benefit from social tariffs on electricityand natural gas

Savings achieved

Savings to achieve

Degree of compliance

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Consolidate the Wind Energy Cluster

National Program for Dams

Small Hydro Power Plants, reversible pumping

Solar Hot Water - Thermal Solar

Solar Photovoltaic

Simplified self-consumption scheme

Forest Biomass Power Plants

Biofuel in Road Transport

Ocean energy and Offshore Wind Energy

R & D applied to clean technologies

Promote solar and wind energy concerted with reinforcement of interconnections

Investment Opportunities

Synergies with Local Promoters

Promoting sustainable economic development

NREAP - NATIONAL RENEWABLE ENERGY ACTION PLAN

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By 2015, Portugal had already reached about 90% of its target for 2020, as a result of thefavorable evolution in the consumption of renewable energies

In 2015, the Tariff Dividend amounted to more than 5 billion euros, which led the Government to take Energy Policy measures to control costs

Transition of the remuneration in Feed- In Tariff regime for new projects of electricity production from renewable to market regime (already licensed about 380 MW)

Technological evolution and lower cost of renewable technologies globally, making projects profitable and attractive

Promotion of Small Power Plants for Self Energy Consumption, with surplus electricity being sold to the grid

Self-consumption of energy in 2014/2016: 33 MW were installed

Licensed Power at the end of 2106 for Photovoltaic Solar Projects: 380 MW to be installed in the next two years without any subsidies

It is expected that in 2020 it will reach 15.8 MW of Installed Power in Renewables

Portugal is well placed to reach the 31% of renewables goal in final energy consumption.

EUROPEAN DIRECTIVE 2009/28 NREAP (2013/2020)

European Directive2009/28/CE: Target of 31% renewables in final energy consumption by 2020

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Mix of renewables in 2015 (MW)

Source: DGEG / Nota: Biomass includes the cogeneration component, Biogas and Urban Solid Wastes

Hídrica6 024 (49%)

Biomassa740 (6%)

Eólica5 034 (41%)

Geotermia + Ondas

29 (0,2%)

Fotovoltaica451 (4%)

+5 948 MW

INSTALLED CAPACITY IN RENEWABLES 6

32

9

7 0

08

7 8

09

8 4

59

9 1

06

9 6

87 10

62

5

11

05

4

11

31

1

11

67

9

12

27

72005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015P

Hidrica Eólica Biomassa Solar Geotermia + OndasHydro Wind Biomass Geothermal + Waves

HydroWind

Biomass

Geothermal + Waves

Photovoltaic

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10% 11%13% 13% 13% 13% 14% 14% 15% 15% 16% 16% 17% 18% 18%

20% 20%23% 23% 24% 25% 25%

30% 31%34%

38%40%

49%

In 2015, Portugal already accomplish 90% of its goal

RENEWABLE ENERGY TARGET IN FINAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY2020

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Strengthen security of energy

supply through new routes and

suppliers;

Fostering electricity exchanges

between neighboring countries

and exploring new markets;

Create new synergies between

electrical systems.

Existing Interconnection

Source: REN, REE

INTERCONNECTIONS: FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS

Existing Interconnection

Interconnection in study

Planned Interconnection

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BILATERAL COOPERATION ON ENERGY

Number of institutional instruments for bilateral cooperation

signed between Portugal and third countries::

North America: 2

South America: 3

Africa: 9

Asia: 5

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