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    mplications of Developing Bio-fuels for Heavy Vehicles

    Stefan Danielsson (qbj164 )

    Ioana Bejan (cpz597)

    Energy Systems and Climate Mitigation

    Friday, June 13 2014

    Concluding remarks

    Closed market approach (DK national only)

    The benefit (from avoiding fossil diesel CO2) offsetsthe cost (price increase &prod. loss ) pr ha, after y. 2020 in the high yield scenarios because of combinedhigher carbon taxes and better land utilization.

    2.5% discount rate scenarios increase benefit only slightly but the CO2costsare 4-6 times higher compared to 5%. The worst case yield scenario is veryunfavorable after 2020.

    Convenient to tax fuels accordingly (activate free market) vs. setting %-mixgoals

    Somewhat lower costs expected if 2013 rapeseed area were used (177.705ha)

    Open market approach (global) - Perspectivation

    Expanded system: Eliminating domestic prod. loss (keep same food oildemand) => compensative expansion of global land areas increase footprint asCO2sinks are cut (ILUC !). This will increase CO2costs => reduce NPV in an LCAperspective.

    Intensification of compensating land in fertile regions => increases NVP?

    Calculationsssumptions:

    Only biodiesel represents all renewables from directives

    LCA (upstream CO2 accounting)no CO2neutrality from biomass

    Fixed rapeseed land area in DK in period (2012-2050)

    Price elasticity of demand (cooking oil) = 0.25 (0.23-0.29)

    DK domestic good transport (rapeseed agriculture) stable (not boosting economy)

    actors disregarded:

    2ndgeneration recycling of commerce-used cooking oil for energy use

    Sensitivity to different price elasticity

    Compensation for the food demand unlike the bioenergy demand

    *Total: 127.316 ha (2012) rape-seed for food and energy

    **Year (% mix of biofuel in fossil diesel)

    18% 3% 1%25% 4% 2%

    255%

    38%

    20%

    100% 100% 100%

    0%

    20%

    40%

    60%

    80%

    100%

    120%

    400 (min.) 2700 (av.) 5000 (max.)

    Scenarios of land intensity/oil yield (L/ha)

    2015 (7%)

    2020 (10%)

    2050 (100%

    Total

    1 Total ind.rasp 2012 (ha) 2013 (ha)

    127.316 177.705

    2 Transportation mio. t*km t*km L / t*km

    2010 10.573 10.573.000.000 0,013

    3 Needed to provide transport

    Fossil diesel

    CO2 fossil (pr L)

    Bio diesel

    CO2 bio (pr L)

    Biodiesel used

    (barrels)

    DK production

    1 2,7 0,944 0,63 159 27000

    L kg CO2 L kg CO2 L barrels

    137.449.000 369.076.019 129.751.856 82.224.232 4.293.000

    erences:

    eseed land area:www.dst.dk/nytudg/17348

    king oil elasticity:http://www.epa.gov/ttn/ecas/regdata/IPs/Vegetable%20Oil_IP.pdf

    Transportation:http://www.trm.dk/~/media/Files/Publication/2012/Ngletal%20for%20transport%202011%20-%20Forside-Blank-Indhold.pdf

    diesel CO2 saving coeff.:http://www.biodiesel.org/using-biodiesel/handling-use/emissions-calculator

    Bio-mix Directives:http://www.ens.dk/sites/ens.dk/files/politik/dansk-klima-energipolitik/denmark2011_unsecured-3.pdfial cost of carbon:http://www.epa.gov/climatechange/EPAactivities/economics/scc.html

    2/gallon:http://efw.bpa.gov/environmental_services/Document_Library/Big_Eddy-Knight/pdf/BEK_FEIS_Volume2_Appendix_G_Greenhouse_Gases.pdf

    sel density:http://www.iocl.com/Products/DieselSpecifications.pdf

    ck cons.:https://www.landbrugsinfo.dk/Maskiner-markteknik/Transport-og-laesning/Sider/Lastbil_fem_gange_mere_braendstofoekonom.aspx

    king oil sales: http://www.dst.dk/pukora/epub/upload/10671/indu.pdf

    rgy value, crops: Energy Systems & Climate Mitigation, Presentation Biomass Conversion technologies, slide 46

    Case description

    s a part of planning renewable energy supply case, a simple sustainability

    ssessment is performed on the food-for-energy-use issue, using social, economical

    nd environmental instruments with a general screening:

    cope: Danish diesel trucks (transportation sector: 26% of total CO2).

    ey: trade-off between the limited land area for rape-seed production

    bjective: Study how scenarios of a marginal biodiesel production/use affects

    ocietys willingness to accept a cooking oil price increase (decrease in rapeseed

    upply) in favor of a marginally lower CO2emission. A simple CBA scenario analysis

    onsiders society benefit of this transformation while fulfilling the EU 2050 GHGoal, compared to using fossil fuel diesel.

    Land area Scenarios - land used for energy (from total)

    2012 data L/ha

    L 400 2.700 5.000

    9.082.630 2015 7% 18% 3% 1%

    12.975.186 2020 10% 25% 4% 2%

    129.751.856 2050 100% 255% 38% 20%

    Benefits from avoiding CO2 from fossil (DKK)

    CO2 discount 5% CO2 discount 2.5%

    DKK per

    ton CO2 Gross benefit

    DKK per ton

    CO2

    Gross

    benefit

    2015 66 1.395.996 335 2.399.039

    2020 71 2.160.470 373 3.820.484

    2050 154 46.533.196 571 58.430.924

    *Using price elasticities from Scenario: 400 2700 500

    Assumes 0% biofuel use in 2006. Price

    Cooking oil tons L kr/L

    2006 117.627 127.855.435 8 8 8

    2015 124.477.245 11 11 11

    2020 119.778.771 14,4 11,5 11,3

    2050 74.567.504 146,1 27,1 19,5

    Gross benefit from CO2 reduction

    DKK / ha

    used 400 2700 5000

    Discount 5% 2.5% 5% 2.5% 5% 2.5%

    2015 184 938 1.245 6.329 2.305 11.720

    2020 136 714 921 4.817 1.705 8.920

    2050 7 26 48 178 89 330

    Loss in production ,discounted

    DKK / ha

    left 400 2700 5000

    Discount 5% 2.5% 5% 2.5% 5% 2.5%

    2015 338 347 286 292 282 289

    2020 531 613 329 380 317 366

    2050 -5.787 -13.780 2.671 6.360 1.505 3.582

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    2010 2020 2030 2040 2050 2060

    NPV (Net Present Value) in DKK pr. hectar

    400 (5%) 400 (2.5%)

    2700 (5%) 2700 (2.5%)

    5000 (5%) 5000 (2.5%)

    Fuel Food

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