Updating the Lithuanian Energy Strategy to the year 2050

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Dabartinė ir planuojama atsinaujinančiosios
energijos politika Lietuvoje
Present and Planned Renewable Energy Policies in Lithuania
Viktorija Sankauskaitė
Atsinaujinančių energijos išteklių ir energijos efektyvumo skyriaus vedėja
Head of the Renewable energy Resources and Energy Efficiency Division
2013-04-22
Vilnius
Development of the National RES-Electricity Support Scheme
•
2002: Decision of the Government on feed-in tariff system for RES power
plants
•
2004: Amendments of the existing support scheme introducing a tendering
system for wind power plants above 250 kW installed capacity
 tenders for total capacity up to 170 MW
 zones for development of power plants
 evaluation criterion – share of grid connection fee paid by producer
•
2006: Amendments of the tendering system
•
2011: Law on Renewable Energy:
 feed-in tariff for generators up to 30 kW installed capacity
 „auctioned“ feed-in tariff for generators above 30 kW installed capacity
•
2013: Amendmens of the Law on Renewable Energy
 feed-in tarriff for „surplus“ electricity for generators up to 10 kW installed
capacity
 „auctioned“ feed-in tariff for generators above 10 kW installed capacity
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Feed-in tariffs, Lt/kWh
2002
2008
2009
2010
2012
2013
Wind PP
0,22
0,22
0,30
0,30
0,28-0,37
0,28-0,37
Biomass PP
0,20
0,22-0,24
0,30
0,30
0,37-0,50
0,37-0,50
Hydro PP
0,20
0,20
0,26
0,26
0,22-0,28
0,22-0,28
1,51-1,63
1,04-1,80
0,90-0,60
Photovoltaic PP
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RES electricity generation
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650
4,6
4,7 5,0
600
500
450
3,9
3,4
3,0
3,2
400
GWh
4,0
3,6
3,6
2,8
3,0
350
300
2,0
250
200
150
1,0
100
50
0
2000
0,0
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008*
Biokuro
elektrinės
Dalis bendrajame sunaudojime, %
550
Biomass
Vėjo elektrinės
Wind
Mažosios
hidroelektrinės
(< 10 MW)Small Hydro
Kauno
hidroelektrinė
(101
MW)
Kaunas
HPP
Dalis
bendrajame
sunaudojime
Share in total
consumption
Installed Capacities of RES Power Plants, MW (1)
300
273
250
234
202
200
Biomass/Biogass
Hydro
150
127
127
127
127
127
Photovoltaic
Wind
106
100
68
48
45
50
74
66
47
21
0
0
2008
2010
0.39
7.7
0
2011
2012
April 2013
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Installed Capacities of RES Power Plants, MW (2)
500
MW
Installed capacity in 2012
500
RE Law target for 2020
450
400
355
350
273
300
250
200
127
150
100
141
74
47
50
10
0
Biomass
Wind
Photovoltaic
Hydro
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Basic lines for renewable energy development
I. General strategic principles
• Introduction of economically and technically efficient energy technologies;
• Promotion of RES cogeneration;
• Promotion of electricity generation from RES using a support scheme that ensures lowest impact on
energy prices;
• Development of biomass production infrastructure and biomass trade system.
II. Principles in electricity and heating sectors:
• Electricity sector:
 Use of biomass, wind and hydro energy potential (construction of new power plants,
modernisation of existing ones):
 support for investments from EU funds (amount to be confirmed by the end of this year) plus
involvement of private capital
 support of private investments through feed-in or market premium mechanisms
• Heating sector:
 Switching from natural gas to biomass;
support for investments from EU funds (amount to be confirmed by the end of this year) plus
involvement of private capital
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Ačiū už dėmesį!
Thank You for Your Attention!
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