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Update on renewables & EU energy policy

Update on renewables & EU energy policy. Florian Ermacora DG ENERGY. Security of energy supply. Sustainability. Competitiveness. Affordable and competitive prices. Reduction of emissions. Diversification of energy sources, supply countries and routes.

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Update on renewables & EU energy policy

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  1. Update on renewables & EU energy policy Florian Ermacora DG ENERGY

  2. Security of energy supply Sustainability Competitiveness Affordable and competitive prices Reduction of emissions Diversification of energy sources, supply countries and routes Three overarching objectives of EU energy policy Promotion of new technologies, growth and jobs Reduction of energy consumption Grid Stability Improved energy efficiency Adequate energy infrastructure Development of renewable energy sources

  3. The renewables directive: targets and supportive regulatory framework Source: Eurostat Renewable sources accounted for 13% of the EU's energy consumption in 2011

  4. Progress report conclusion: current renewables policies: OK, but… blue – planned trend in EU renewable energy to reach 2020 targets red dotted – estimated trend in EU renewable policy with current policies

  5. Assessing the need for "public intervention" • 1- specific problem and market failure • Assess reflecting on wider political and regulatory framework • 2- interrelationships of measures & policies • Holistic, coordinated (inc. EU) not contradictory & national • 3- evaluate alternatives • European framework, competitive market-solutions • Proportionate, time limited, non discriminatory, transparent…

  6. Next… • Guidance on making renewables' support more cost effective and compatible with the internal energy market • Concurrent discussions on state aid guidelines • Feeds into Commission's reflections on 2030 energy policy…

  7. 2030 Green Paper: The 2030 frameworkwillbuild on the 2050 Roadmaps - Concreteproposals by the end of 2013 2050 Roadmaps 2030 Green Paper Proposals for the 2030 framework for climate and energy policies 2011 March 2013 By end 2013 On-going discussions with Member States, EU institutions and stakeholders

  8. http://ec.europa.eu/energy/renewables/index_en.htmThank you for your attention Florian Ermacora DG ENERGY

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