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Energy Efficiency Obligations Scheme
Inogate Study Tour 18th June 2015
Energy Efficiency Directive - (very) brief synopsis
• Art. 1 - promotion of energy efficiency to ensure the
achievement of the 20% headline target on energy efficiency
• Art. 3 - Each Member State shall set an indicative national
energy efficiency target, based on either primary or final
energy consumption, primary or final energy savings, or
energy intensity.
• Art. 7 - each Member State shall set up an energy efficiency
obligation scheme to ensure that energy distributors achieve
a cumulative end-use energy savings target by 31
December 2020.
The target shall be at least equivalent to achieving new
savings each year of 1.5% of the annual energy sales to
final customers (from 01 Jan 2014 to 31 Dec 2020 )
National Target under EED
• Ireland’s annual final target equates to 1,102GWh PEE
(after reduction per article 7.2).
• The 7 year cumulative target amounts to 30,844 GWH
(PEE).
• Ireland has chosen to adopt the alternative measures
approach including a supplier obligation.
• A proportion of the target is allocated to regulatory
measures and a further amount to other national
efficiency programmes
• The balance is then allocated as a target of 550GWh
PEE on obligated parties.
Transposition of EED
• Article 7 of EED transposed into Irish legislation (SI 131
2014)
• Minister responsible for issuing E.E. notices to Suppliers
• SEAI delegated by Minister to operate and administer
the scheme
• Guidance Document and other data on Scheme
available at www.seai.ie/eeos
• 550GWh overall supplier target per annum (60% year 1, 75% year 2)
• Eligibility threshold: Market Sales >600 GWh p/a
• Sub-Sectoral Targets:
• Non Residential 75%
• Residential 20%
• Energy Poverty 5%
Which Suppliers are Obligated…and at what level?
• Last complete year’s energy sales data available
- for setting 2015 target this is 2013 base data
• Input Data: EPSSU energy balance, CER reports, NORA returns
• Basis for calculating individual supplier obligation:
• Supplier Sales/Total Eligible Sales in Market
Example:
Total Sales 100,000 GWh,
Eligible Sales (those over 600GWh) 80,000GWh
Supplier Sales 10,000 GWh
Supplier Target (10,000/80,000 )*550 = 68.75GWh
How targets are calculated
• To meet target:
– Deliver (directly or through partners)
– Exchange
– Advance Agreement
– Buyout – up to 30% of annual target
• Penalty levied on portion of target not achieved
• Buyout and Penalty rates set by Minister and published
Programme Delivery and Penalties
Buyout and Penalties
Ways to calculate progress to target
• Residential: Deemed Credits per measure based on
Building Ratings under EPBD
• Non-Residential: Scaled or Measured Savings based on
IPMVP or equivalent
• Project data uploaded to SEAI bespoke systems (PEP /
ECMS) and subject to Evaluation and Audit
• Details on Obligation Scheme
found at
http://www.seai.ie/eeos
• 62 % of full target submitted,
103% of minimum,
Suppliers under Obligation
Energy Supplier List:
Bord Gais Energy
Bord Na Mona
Calor
Electric Ireland
Energia
Enprova
Flogas
Gazprom
Lissan
SSE Airtricity
Vayu
Typical Projects
Facility: Large Pharmaceutical Plant, Co Mayo
Measures:
– Ductwork improvements to Air Delivery systems
reducing leakages and compressor runtimes
– Improvements to Air Handling Units’ process
allowing for reduced air changes
– Plant wide lighting upgrades
Savings: 3,800 MWh, €150,000 per annum
EEOS Projects
Facility: Large Multinational Grocery and General
Merchandise retailer - Dublin
Measures:
– Revised store layout to maximise lighting design
– Reduced overall number of light fittings
– Replce remaining fluorescents with LEDS
Savings: 750 MWh, €40,000 per annum
EEOS Projects
Synergies with SEAI Programmes
Synergies with SEAI Programmes
• Savings from SEAI programmes are open to Supplier
involvement
Better Energy Communities & Areas
2014 Actual
No of successful (funded) projects 74
With Participating Energy Suppliers 54
SEAI Grants €24.3 M
Estimated project costs €45.7 M
Average Grant Support 53.2%
- Areas
- Communities 59%
48%
Total Energy Credits 95.2 GWh
With Participating Energy Suppliers 91.5 GWh
Better Energy Communities & Areas
2014 Actual 2015 Provisional
No of successful (funded) projects 74 29
With Participating Energy Suppliers 54 29
SEAI Grants €24.3 M €18.6 M
Estimated project costs €45.7 M €43.8 M
Average Grant Support 53.2% 42.6%
- Areas
- Communities 59%
48%
Total Energy Credits 95.2 GWh 76.4 GWh
With Participating Energy Suppliers 91.5 GWh 76.4 GWh
Erris BEC 2014- 14 Community Groups, Project Value €350,000
2 electric vans for local “Meals on Wheels”, 2 x 7kW solar arrays, 10 buildings insulated, 9 buildings heating
system upgrades, 7 buildings EE lighting, 28 Quantum storage Heaters
Energy Efficiency for Sports Communities
Delivered Efficiency - 2014
Better Energy Homes 2014
Gas Boiler w/ Full HC
Cavity Wall Insulation
Oil Boiler w/ Full HC
Roof Insulation
Other
Non-Grant Residential 2014
Cavity Wall Insulation
Roof Insulation
Other
Provisional figures
Non-Grant, Non-Residential 2014
130 projects
Provisional figures
Progress 2014 – by Programme
2014 Achievement = 352.4 GWh
Progress 2014 – by Sector
The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland is partly
financed by Ireland’s EU Structural Funds Programme co-
funded by the Irish Government and the European Union.
Thank you
Joe Durkan –