Micro-CHP Vision Working Group– Agenda 07/10/2013 Topic Time Speaker Welcome and introduction to the meeting; FR 13.30 EU rules on non competitive behaviour; Tour de table Update and next steps on EU legislation 13.40- • Eco Product Design 14.40 FR/All • Network Codes for Generators (NC RfG) • EED • Oral Question on Micro-generation Next steps and actions All 14.40 Close 15.00 www.cogeneurope.eu
Eco Product Design LOT1 • Implementing Regulations now published in the Official Journal of the EU • The methodology for micro-CHP remains unchanged and problematic in terms of impact (see back-up slides) • Highest label to be achieved by micro-CHP, including fuel cells, is A+, with heat pumps getting an A++ • Creates inconsistencies even within the micro-CHP class, as some fuel cell technologies will achieve lower efficiencies than ICE Commission Communication still to be adopted this year • • To include mathematical formula interpreting the legal text in the Regulations • To include transitional calculations methods until adequate harmonised standards are published www.cogeneurope.eu
Eco Product Design LOT1 • prEN 50465 developed by CEN Cenelec • Responds to EC’s request for a standard on micro-CHP to meet lot1 Regulation needs • Proposes an adequate methodology to calculate the seasonal heat efficiency of micro- CHPs • Has been internally agreed (adoption is expected soon) & needs EC’s approval to be harmonised and published in Official Journal of the EU • Still some possibilities to intervene: • Convince the Commission to approve/harmonise prEN 50465 Raise awareness among MEPs/FCH JU/higher EC ranks • • Ultimately, there’s also the possibility of an early review of the Implementing Regulations www.cogeneurope.eu
Eco Product Design LOT1 Next steps in process and estimated timescale European Commission • Nov/Dec: Commission Communication on lot1 CEN-Cenelec 20 th Nov: CEN CENELEC working group meeting on prEN 50465 • www.cogeneurope.eu
VWG Actions • COGEN Europe to follow up with DG ENER/FCH JU/MEPs the need to pursue the standards approach. • Alert member state representatives to the standard prEN 50465 and industry strong preference for its use in Ecoproduct design. www.cogeneurope.eu
Network Codes Requirements for Generators (NC RfG) • NC RfG pre-comitology stage Positive developments: • • Micro-CHP class is covered by the “emerging technology” classification transitional arrangements for emerging technologies with a limited number non-compliant Type A units allowed to be installed as long as the penetration in any synchronous area does not exceed a level still to be determined. TSO will determine the level. • Support for proposal to allow manufacturers of small units to apply for derogation • Still pending: • “emerging technology” classification threshold shall be defined in the NC RfG Getting the “randomised disconnection” approach recognised in NC • RfG to allow for active power reduction of a group of micro-CHPs www.cogeneurope.eu
Next steps in process and estimated timescale European Commission pre-comitology preparations: • Oct. – DNV Kema to submit its final assessment to European Commission • Dec. – Commission expected deliver a new draft to Regulatory Committee Comitology – Q1 of 2014 www.cogeneurope.eu
VWG Actions • Oct/Nov: • Keep pressure on DNV Kema, European Commission, ACER and ENTSO-E regarding remaining concerns Update on progress and ask for support from MEPs • Notify national energy agencies/government contacts (NL, UK, DE) and ask for • support (VWG involvement may be needed) • Start building a list of additional national contacts • Nov/Dec: • Evaluate NC RfG comitology text • Draft briefing for national governments on issues still pending www.cogeneurope.eu
Energy Efficiency Directive Implementation How can the micro-CHP sector benefit? Apr, 5 June, May, Apr, Dec, Nov, Dec, 2020 2014 2014 2013 2017 2020 2012 2015 www.cogeneurope.eu
Energy Efficiency Directive Implementation How can the micro-CHP sector benefit? Apr, 5 June, May, Apr, Dec, Nov, 31 Dec, 2020 2014 2014 2013 2017 2020 2012 2015 Art.7: • MS are required to introduce an “energy efficiency obligation scheme” requiring energy suppliers to save 1,5% of the annual energy sales to final consumers (from 2014-2020) • Up to 25% of the obligation can be achieved through energy savings from energy transformation following implementation of Art. 14 & 15 micro-CHP could be eligible www.cogeneurope.eu
Energy Efficiency Directive Implementation How can the micro-CHP sector benefit? Apr, 5 June, May, Apr, Dec, Nov, 31 Dec, 2020 2014 2014 2013 2017 2020 2012 2015 Art.14: • MS to carry out a Comprehensive Assessment of the potential to introduce HE CHP and DHC by end of 2015 and every 5 years to include micro-CHP potential as well • MS shall support HE CHP if results of the assessment are positive www.cogeneurope.eu
Energy Efficiency Directive Implementation How can the micro-CHP sector benefit? Apr, 5 June, May, Apr, Dec, Nov, Dec, 2020 2014 2014 2013 2017 2020 2012 2015 Art.15: • Priority of access, dispatch, transmission and distribution of el. from HE CHP, including micro-CHP • MS may facilitate the grid connection of micro-cogeneration units • MS shall take steps to encourage a simple notification “install and inform” process for the installation of micro-cogeneration units www.cogeneurope.eu
VWG Actions • Insist that micro-CHP is not forgotten from in the Comprehensive Assessment in Art 14 (COGEN Europe/National Associations) • Suggest to national regulators/governments to include micro-CHP in the toolbox of possible measures to meet energy efficiency obligation scheme, e.g. through buildings codes/standards (deadline to notify Commission is 5 th of June 2014) (COGEN Europe/National Associations) • Convince national regulators/governments to ambitiously implement EED Art. 15 and simplify connection procedures for micro-CHP (COGEN Europe/National Associations) www.cogeneurope.eu
European Parliament Oral question & Resolution: “Micro-generation- Small scale electricity and heat generation” Resolution adopted on 12 th September by European Parliament • …mentions micro-CHP as an important technology to save energy in buildings , contributing together with renewables to zero- or positive- energy buildings; …acknowledges micro-CHP as part of the eco-design/energy-labelling framework; …calls on Member States to take a more proactive approach in implementing the Energy Efficiency Directive 2012/27/EU and in particular to remove barriers to the deployment of microgeneration; …stresses need for flexibility in the network codes , to accommodate the specific characteristics of small-scale technologies; …emphasises the future role of aggregators and DSOs to fairly reward microgeneration technologies in supporting the grid and contributing to a balanced electricity market. www.cogeneurope.eu
European Parliament Oral question & Resolution: “Micro-generation- Small scale electricity and heat generation” Other positive outcomes: • COGEN Europe met with several MEPs on the occasion of the vote • Some press coverage in ENDS Europe, Euractiv & other online news outlets www.cogeneurope.eu
Planning for 2013-2014 2013-2014 • Ensure Art 7, 14 & 15 are implemented ambitiously to Energy Efficiency Directive assess potential and promote micro-CHPs Q4 2013- Q1/2014 • Get the methodology in standard prEN 50465 recognised as Ecodesign the methodology t to employ for compliance/verification under Ecodesign 2013-2014 • Address pending issues in the NC RfG Network Codes • Continue working on the NCs on Demand Connection &Electricity Balancing Q4/2013 • Monitor developments in the relevant working group (Energy efficiency/Buildings) SET Plan Integrated Roadmap • Actively participate in the WG on Energy system 2014 • Monitor implementation/possible review? EPBD • Raise awareness on micro-CHP as a viable measure Q2-Q3/2014 • (Re-)introduce the micro-CHP sector to incoming New Commission & European Commission & EP Parliament www.cogeneurope.eu
Thank you for your attention! www.cogeneurope.eu
Back-up slides Eco-design www.cogeneurope.eu
Current EC approach for calculating η s of cogeneration space heaters Legal basis: (Source: Annex III of the Regulation on Lot 1 ecodesign requirements & Annex VII of the Implementing Regulation on Lot 1 energy labelling) Legal text interpretation in draft Commission Communication: + Q Q η = = η + ⋅ η heat out prim in for electricit y 2 , 5 s thermal electrical Q prim in total (Source: Draft ommission Communication accompanying ecodesign lot1 Implementing Regulation) www.cogeneurope.eu
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