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Measurement and Evaluation of energy savings in households and road transport in the UK Dan Staniaszek Director of Evaluation, Energy Saving Trust 3 March 2005. In support of the Directive. “The cheapest, cleanest and safest way of addressing our energy policy objectives is to use less energy” - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Measurement and Evaluation of energy savings in households and road transport in the UK
Dan StaniaszekDirector of Evaluation, Energy Saving Trust
3 March 2005
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In support of the Directive...
“The cheapest, cleanest and safest way of addressing our energy policy objectives is to use less energy”
Source:- UK Government ENERGY WHITE PAPER “Our energy future - creating a low carbon
economy”, February 2003
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Examples of Monitoring and Verification Tools in practice
• The Energy Efficiency Commitment
• Homes Energy Efficiency Database
• A Transport Example
• Periodic overview
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What is the Energy Efficiency Commitment?
• An obligation on energy suppliers/retailers (electricity and gas) to achieve an energy saving target through household energy efficiency
• Overall target set by Government; apportioned to individual suppliers according to their size
• Administration and verification carried out by Energy Regulator (Ofgem)
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Meeting the EEC Target• Target is energy savings
• Different fuels weighted by Carbon content
• Individual measures assigned an energy saving score - derived from engineering data, models and empirical research
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EEC - Verification in Practice
• Energy suppliers submit reports to Ofgem on individual energy efficiency initiatives
• Ofgem audits a random sample of each supplier scheme to check eligibility, measures in place, savings estimates realistic etc.
• Government directly funds monitoring work to verify/refine energy savings (NB used to be built into the EEC programme costs)
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What is the Homes Energy Efficiency Database (HEED)?
• A repository of installed/purchased energy efficiency measures throughout the UK
• A means to assist in monitoring and reporting the uptake of energy efficiency
• A means to assist in targeting of effort
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HEED – key features
Database that records at individual property level:-
• Physical characteristics of individual homes• Energy efficiency measures installed• Potential for energy efficiency measures • History of improvements – all measures date-
stamped • Capacity to store all 25 million UK properties
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Two main types of data
Measures HEED Surveys
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Typical Data Sources
• Energy suppliers• Government fuel poverty schemes• Energy Advice Centres• Local authorities/Housing Associations• Energy Saving Trust programmes• Retail outlets & appliance manufacturers• House builders• Home Condition Reports
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HEEData Online• An online tool replacing ‘stand alone’ version• Integrates with postcode address matching• Scheme specific configuration (eg EEC,
Warm Front)• Data stored at EST• Release April/May 2005
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Typical Evaluation methodology for programmes run by EST• Assess current market situation – key drivers,
barriers etc• Programme rationale and objectives• Quantify key outputs – grants, number of
consumers advised, web contacts, funding allocated etc
• Undertake surveys of programme participants (and if appropriate, non-participants)
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An example from Transport
• Review of Emissions Savings from PowerShift Programme (grants for cleaner fuelled vehicles)
• Similar methodology used for CleanUp (primarily an air quality programme)
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PowerShift Evaluation – Methodology
• PowerShift funds many different vehicle and technology combinations (390 in 03-04 FY)
• ‘Comparator’ vehicles defined to give a baseline• Emissions benefits per km (c.f. comparator vehicles)• Annual mileages and vehicle lifetimes defined by:
– use of published data– direct survey of fleet operators & local authorities
• Emissions savings adjusted to account for in-use deterioration and emission testing results
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PowerShift Performance Since 1997
Total Lifetime Carbon Saving, and Vehicles Funded
-5,000
0
5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
1997/98 1998/99 1999/00 2000/01 2001/02 2002/03 2003/04
Year
Life
time
Car
bon
Savi
ngs
(tonn
es)
-2,000
0
2,000
4,000
6,000
8,000
10,000
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f Fun
ded
Vehi
cles
Carbon SavingVehicle Numbers
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PowerShift Performance Since 1997 (2)Total Lifetime NOx and PM Saving
0
200,000
400,000
600,000
800,000
1,000,000
1,200,000
1,400,000
1997/98 1998/99 1999/00 2000/01 2001/02 2002/03 2003/04Year
Life
time
NO
x Sa
ving
s (k
g)
0
10,000
20,000
30,000
40,000
50,000
60,000
70,000
Life
time
PM S
avin
gs (k
g)
NOx SavingPM Saving
All UK
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Carbon Cost-Effectiveness By Technology Type
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1997/98 1998/99 1999/00 2000/01 2001/02 2002/03 2003/04
Year
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Save
d (k
g/£)
LPG Carbon kg/£Nat Gas Carbon kg/£Electric Carbon kg/£Hybrid Carbon kg/£
PowerShift Cost-Effectiveness by Technology (kgC/£)
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PowerShift Lifetime Emissions Savings (tonnes)
03-04 FY Programme to date (97-04)Carbon 21,657 26,506NOx 1,233 2,599PM 71 180
Cost-Effectiveness of Emissions Savings03-04 FY Programme to date (97-04)
Carbon(£/tonne) £355 £991
NOx (£/kg) £6 £10PM (£/kg) £108 £146
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Bringing it all together
• Government in the process of reviewing the Climate Change Programme
– progress since 2000;– Need for policies to meet 2010 goals
• Evaluation of individual policies (historic or existing)• Appraisal of potential new policies • Analysts peer review individual results• Collective assessment/comparison to identify
synergies/overlaps • Due to report Summer 2005
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Concluding Remarks
• Monitoring and Verification of savings is both doable and necessary
• Difficulties and uncertainties exist, but no “show stoppers”
• Practitioners (eg EST and other agencies across EU) have many years of experience
• The Directive would provide the impetus for greater consistency and sharing of expertise
• Clearer evidence-base for energy efficiency savings will establish a more level playing field between energy supply and demand side options