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Mediterranean Energy Perspectives MENA-OECD Task Force on Energy and Infrastructure 8th Meeting Paris 09. 03. 2012 Pedro Moraleda OME General Director

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Mediterranean Energy Perspectives. MENA-OECD Task Force on Energy and Infrastructure 8th Meeting Paris 09. 03. 2012 Pedro Moraleda OME General Director. OME Membership. As of December 2011. Mediterranean Energy PERSPECTIVES 2011. Book released in December 2011 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Mediterranean Energy Perspectives

Mediterranean Energy Perspectives

MENA-OECD Task Force on Energy and Infrastructure

8th Meeting Paris 09. 03. 2012

Pedro MoraledaOME General Director

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OME Membership

As of December 2011 2

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MEDITERRANEAN ENERGY PERSPECTIVES 2011

Book released in December 2011 Covers 24 countries, 19 of which

are modeled separately Uses OME Mediterranean Energy

Model compatible with IEA flows Presents supply/demand outlook

to 2030 by sector and by fuel Two demand scenarios depicted:

Conservative and Proactive

A comprehensive and quantitative study done by OME staff in cooperation with member

companies and local experts

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Electricity production/demand in the South will nearly triple by 2030.

20% could be saved under a different scenario.

MEDITERRANEAN ELECTRICITY BOOM AHEAD

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TWhSOUTH MEDITERRANEAN ELECTRICITYGENERATION

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CHANGING PATTERNS IN POWER GENERATION

2009

559 TWh

2030

Electricity Efficiency

1535 TWh 1229 TWh

GENERATION MIX FORECAST SOUTH & EAST MEDITERRANEAN

-100-50

050

100150200250300350400

Oil Coal GasRenewableNuclearTWh

2009559 TWh

20301229 TWh

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200 GW will be required to meet electricity demand.

32 GW less in a Proactive Scenario.

ADDITIONAL GENERATION CAPACITY NEEDED

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SOUTH & EAST MEDITERRANEAN

16% 14%5%

17%6%

5%

49%

50%

40%

3%

6%

18%

14%

15%

2%

13%

28%

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350120 GW 321 GW 289 GWGW

Non-hydro RenewablesHydroNuclearGasOilCoal

2009 2030 PS2030 CS

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Over 700 billion Euros will be needed to 2030.

Spared gas could compensate the additional cost of clean generation technologies.

POWER GENERATION INVESTMENTS 2010-2030

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billion Euros RenewablesNuclearFossil Fuels

North Med South Med

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MEDITERRANEAN WIND OUTLOOK

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Wind generation to increase six fold and South to supply one third of the total

by 2030.

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TWh Proactive Scenario

NorthSouth WestSouth East

68%

17%

15%

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TWh Proactive Scenario

NorthSouth WestSouth East

OUTLOOK FOR SOLAR PV

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Solar PV is expected to grow at a yearly rate of 15.5%

in the Mediterranean region (faster in the South).

71%

14%

15%

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TWh Proactive Scenario

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OUTLOOK FOR SOLAR CSP

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South Med countries are expected to produce half of total CSP-based electricity in the

region.

51%

33%

16%

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Contact: Pedro [email protected]

Contact: Pedro [email protected]