eauc annual conference – how green is ‘green energy’? neil moorcraft account executive the...
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EAUC Annual Conference – How Green is ‘Green Energy’?
Neil Moorcraft
Account Executive
The Energy Consortium
Content
• An Introduction to TEC
• Our Product Portfolio
• How Green is Green Energy?
• Summary
• A ‘Not for Profit’ Company.– Transparent Pricing
• Governed by its membership.– Primarily UK Universities
• Management of energy purchases for best value.– Over £280 Million of Gas & Electricity Contracts
(6TWh)
• Works closely with Office of Government Commerce.– Collaborative Category Board, Energy Strategy
Team
• Delivers OJEU compliant solutions.– Currently developing ‘Gershon’ compliant
solutions.
The Energy Consortium
• ‘Managed Fixed Price Fixed Term’ Energy Contracts– Data Cleansing and Validation– Optimisation of time to market– E-tender Platform– Post Tender Negotiation and Dispute Resolution
• ‘Flexible Managed’ Energy Contracts– Recognised as providing ‘Best Value for Money’– Unique to ‘The Energy Consortium’
• Carbon Management Services– EU-ETS Phase II– Carbon Reduction Commitment.
Product Portfolio
Other services
•Market Intelligence/Legislative Updates - Newsletters
- Annual Conference and Regional Seminars
- Online www.energyconsortium.org.uk
•Electricity Retrospective Cost Auditing.
•Bill Validation Services
•Advice on Sustainability.
•Automated Meter Readers.
•Display Energy Certificates.
How Green is ‘Green Energy’?
• Suppliers often have green energy but its rarely from pure sources
• The Government - Public Sector to have a mixture of green from pure sources and a majority from Good Quality CHP
• Is Renewable Energy on campus the best option?
• Current confusion into shades of Green Energy!
Typical Green Energy?
Green Energy
Renewable energy sources April 2005 - March 2006
Wind15.0%
Coalmine Methane1.3%
Landfill Gas33.5%
Municipal & Industrial Waste11.9%
Sew age Gas2.9%
Co-firing Biomass & Fossil Fuel
26.1%
Biomass & Waste (using conversion
technology)0.3%
Hydro0.6%
Biomass8.4%
Ofgem now plan 4 sets of Guidelines
Domestic –
renewable offerings
Non-domestic –
renewable offerings
Domestic –
low carbon offerings
Non-domestic –
low carbon offerings
Summary
• The new classification should make it easier to obtain either Renewable or Low Carbon Energy.
•Don’t presume its Green just because suppliers say so!