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CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme: Key Developments and Simplifications for Northern Ireland

This presentation by Stephen Kerr from the Climate Change Unit discusses the CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme, introduced in March 2010, focusing on policy developments and simplifications specific to Northern Ireland. Key changes include a reduction in reporting fuels, removal of Performance League Tables, and a 55% decrease in administrative burdens for participants. The presentation outlines the context for these changes, their benefits, and the overall impact on the public and private sector organizations in Northern Ireland, aiming for improved energy efficiency and reduced climate change impact.

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CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme: Key Developments and Simplifications for Northern Ireland

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  1. POLICY DEVELOPMENT CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme STEPHEN KERR AFBI, HILLSBOROUGH 26th June 2013

  2. Presentation Structure • Introduction • Recent Policy Developments • Northern Ireland Context • Important simplifications for NI • Benefits of 2013 simplifications • Conclusions Climate Change Unit

  3. Introduction • What is the CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme ? • Why was it created ? • Target sector large Public and Private sector organisations. • 49 NI participants within the CRC scheme Climate Change Unit

  4. Recent Policy Developments • CRC Scheme was introduced in March 2010 • October 2010 spending review • April 2011 Amendment Order • In 2011 the UK Government and DAs started out on the simplification process • Formal consultation took place from 27/3/12 to 18/6/12 of 2012 • Autumn Statement of December 2012 • 2016 Review Climate Change Unit

  5. NI decision on the CRC Scheme • Definitive legal advice was key to a decision • Executive/Environment Committee agreement/ March 2013 • Laying of 2013 CRC Order in the Assembly on 1st March 2013 • NI Assembly debate on 16th April 2013 • 2013 CRC Order - 20th May 2013 Northern Ireland Context Climate Change Unit

  6. Important simplifications for NI. • Qualification change • Reduction of reporting fuels from 29 to 2 • Removal of Performance League tables (PLTs) • 2% de minimis threshold for gas • The above changes will take effect in the last 2 years of Phase1 Climate Change Unit

  7. / Benefits of 2013 simplifications • 55% reduction in administrative savings for NI participants • Circa 12% reduction in purchasing of allowances from 2011/2012 to 2012/2013 • A reduced reporting burden • Greater organisational flexibility • E Climate Change Unit

  8. / Conclusions • A bit of background to the CRC scheme • The recent policy developments • The NI context • The main NI simplifications • The benefits of the simplifications • E Climate Change Unit

  9. Thanks for listening Stephen Kerr Tel no (028) 90254887 E mail: stephen.kerr@doeni.gov.uk THE END Climate Change Unit

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