statistics netherlands may 4, 2012 essnet/mesh meeting madrid
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Statistics Netherlands
May 4, 2012
ESSNET/MESH meeting Madrid
Chapter 5aHousehold consumption: identify services and uses into the houses
• Is it sufficiently clear what kind of methodologies to put in 5a,5b,5c,5d,6?
• Contents you miss in draft outline 5a?
• Contents you would like included?
Chapter 10aTop-down International best practises
• Do we merge the best practises into the methodology chapters?
• How many best practises do we want?
• How many can we get?
• What level of detail? If 3 best practises for each methodology, and 3 pages = 27 pages.
IEA used this template for their good practise in the EE manual. - What do we like from this?- What would we do different?
Chapter 2Household consumption: identify services and uses into the houses
• Alternative title? Introduction to HH e.cons?
• Contents you miss in draft outline 2?
• Contents you would like included?
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Chapter 2 : proposed outline
Why knowing about energy consumption of households matters• Policy: EPBD, energy efficiency, climate and energy targets, • A figure displaying the share of households in total EU energy consumption.
How do we define a household?• Residential sector, dwelling, household types, small businesses/farms• Common definitions or at least a list of categories to consider for inclusion or exclusion
What sources of energy are used? Electricity. Gas. Renewables. Coal, oil, etc... Units and conversion factors: kWh, m3, GJ…
• A Figure/pie chart: % of household energy by energy source (NL as example, EU if available)
How is energy used in households? Common breakdowns of uses
• Heating, cooling, cooking, lighting, hot water, …• Diagram/illustration of house with energy flows• Figure/pie chart: % of household energy by use (NL as example, EU if
available) What factors influence how much energy is used in a household?
• Household size, degree-days, insulation, technology, the whole variable list or a condensed version
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Chapter 5a: proposed outline
What do we mean by suppliers? (or some clear definition of the chapter subject) Types of information sourced from suppliers
• Total household energy consumption• Examples: grid managers in Brussels, NL, Spain, Ireland
• Pitfalls and lessons learned• Common issues and how to deal with them
• Equipment/appliance sales • (NL) Solar panels• Refrigerators• (NL) Heat pumps• From sales figures to appliance stocks and energy use
• List of models and assumptions actually used General strengths and weaknesses of using supplier data
• Strengths: survey/admin burden reduced,• Weaknesses: suppliers usually don’t know what is sold for household purposes. Non-
standard definitions… • Costs, man-hours, skills
How to get information from suppliers• General considerations• Developing new legal requirements
• (time required, steps needed, problems encountered)• Voluntary cooperation
• Seeking win-win situations• Examples
Recommendations for further development of appliances energy use