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Poland (2011)Population 38 501 000Area 312 679 km²Agricultural land 51%1% of global CO2 em. = 9t CO2 / person

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Слайд 1ENERGY IN POLAND
State and the future
Nuclear Governance in a

changing world. Spring school Kiev, Ukraine 21-27 April 2012
Foto: http://www.ekogroup.info/
Agnieszka

Karczmarczyk
WULS-SGGW
ENERGY IN POLANDState and the future Nuclear Governance in a changing world. Spring school Kiev, Ukraine 21-27

Слайд 2Poland (2011)
Population 38 501 000
Area 312 679 km²
Agricultural land 51%
1% of

global CO2 em.
= 9t CO2 /

person



Poland (2011)Population 38 501 000Area 312 679 km²Agricultural land 51%1% of global CO2 em.		    =

Слайд 3Production of energy is based on fossil fuels (>90%)

Production of energy is based on fossil fuels (>90%)

Слайд 6Black coal, brown coal and natural gas
http://www.wiking.edu.pl/article.php?id=288

Black coal, brown coal and natural gas http://www.wiking.edu.pl/article.php?id=288

Слайд 7Natural gas
imported
possibilities
Germany
Norway
Russia
Russia
Russia
Asia
Denmark
Norway

Natural gasimportedpossibilitiesGermanyNorwayRussiaRussiaRussiaAsiaDenmarkNorway

Слайд 8Renevable Energy Sources
http://ziemianarozdrozu.pl/

Renevable Energy Sourceshttp://ziemianarozdrozu.pl/

Слайд 9Biomass – short story...
2001 – 1st RES strategy in Poland:„the

highest potential in biomass from SRP and agricultural waste”

Biomass – short story...2001 – 1st RES strategy in Poland:„the highest potential in biomass from SRP and

Слайд 10Biomass – short story...
2004 – biomass co-combustion is accepted (the

reason is EU requirement of 15% RES in 2020)
2006 –

„green certificate” market (a great chance for big power generation companies to earn a lot of money...)

+

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Biomass – short story...2004 – biomass co-combustion is accepted (the reason is EU requirement of 15% RES

Слайд 112007 – 35% of „green energy” in Poland from biomass

co-combustion;
in 2010 – 50% ...

Foto:http://www.rp.pl/artykul/839692.html?print=tak&p=0
Biomass – short story...

2007 – 35% of „green energy” in Poland from biomass co-combustion; in 2010 – 50% ...Foto:http://www.rp.pl/artykul/839692.html?print=tak&p=0Biomass –

Слайд 12http://www.ramones.freehost.pl/
Biomass – short story...
2012 – 80% of co-combusted biomass come

from forest

http://www.ramones.freehost.pl/Biomass – short story...2012 – 80% of co-combusted biomass come from forest

Слайд 13Biomass – short story...
Unsustainable timber market (energetic sector wins with

paper and furniture industry), increasing of „low emission”

http://www.lumisfera.pl/photo/205232/Smog+nad+Zakopanem.html
4,5 mln of

households use coal for heating
Biomass – short story...Unsustainable timber market (energetic sector wins with paper and furniture industry), increasing of „low

Слайд 14Biomass – short story...
2010 – 4,5 mln m3 from National

Forests
2014 – we will need from 7 to 10 mln

ton of biomass
2020 – we will need 17 mln ton of biomass for co-combusion

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/45817504

We don’t have enough timber resources...

Biomass – short story...2010 – 4,5 mln m3 from National Forests2014 – we will need from 7

Слайд 15Biomass – short story...
We have to import biomass...
Import of timber:
2004

– 50 000 ton
2011 – 600 000 ton

Import of agricultural

biomass:
2005 – 200 000 ton
2011 – 700 000 ton

Import from 50 countries around the world eg. Russia, Balarus, Ukraine, RPA, Indonesia, Malesia, Argentina...
High CO2 and water footprint of imported biomass; deforestation 
Solution?:The EU’s “Illegal Timber Law” (ITL) from 2013?

Biomass – short story...We have to import biomass...Import of timber:2004 – 50 000 ton2011 – 600 000

Слайд 16Biomass – short story...
Promotion of biomass co-combustion in big power

plants:
 lost of sustainablility
 dependency on import

of fuel
 braking of RES developement
Biomass – short story...Promotion of biomass co-combustion in big power plants:  lost of sustainablility  

Слайд 17Hydroenergy
Potential of hydroenergy is assessed for 13,7 TWh per year

Actual

use is only 12%
http://www.mojeopinie.pl/rosnace_zapotrzebowanie_na_energie_a_zrodla_odnawialne_energia_wodna_,3,1224954148

Hydroenergy Potential of hydroenergy is assessed for 13,7 TWh per yearActual use is only 12%http://www.mojeopinie.pl/rosnace_zapotrzebowanie_na_energie_a_zrodla_odnawialne_energia_wodna_,3,1224954148

Слайд 18Wind energy
http://www.builddesk.pl/edukacja/zrodla-energi/energia-wiatrowa
http://www.elektrownie.tanio.net/inwestycje.html

Wind energy http://www.builddesk.pl/edukacja/zrodla-energi/energia-wiatrowahttp://www.elektrownie.tanio.net/inwestycje.html

Слайд 19Solar energy

Solar energy

Слайд 20Geothermal energy
http://www.builddesk.pl/edukacja/zrodla-energi/energia+geotermalna
http://www.mojeopinie.pl/potencjal_oze_w_polsce_geotermia,3,1281866696

Geothermal energyhttp://www.builddesk.pl/edukacja/zrodla-energi/energia+geotermalnahttp://www.mojeopinie.pl/potencjal_oze_w_polsce_geotermia,3,1281866696

Слайд 21Renevable Energy Sources
According to different assessments RES potential is not

enough to cover energy needs.
RES can not be an alternative

for nuclear energy
They will play an impotrant role in diversification of energy sources
Renevable Energy SourcesAccording to different assessments RES potential is not enough to cover energy needs.RES can not

Слайд 22Problems with nuclear energy in Poland
Internal (public participation, localisation, bad

memories)
External (Fukushima)



Most of our neighbours use nuclear energy
Advanced technologies
Radioactive waste

utylisation
Uranium - import

Problems with nuclear energy in PolandInternal (public participation, localisation, bad memories)External (Fukushima)Most of our neighbours use nuclear

Слайд 23Nuclear power plants around Poland
http://www.elektrownia-jadrowa.pl
- In the distance of 310

km from our borders there is 10 working nuclear plants

(25 reactors) with total power of 17 GWe.

?

Nuclear power plants around Poland http://www.elektrownia-jadrowa.pl- In the distance of 310 km from our borders there is

Слайд 24http://www.elektrownia-jadrowa.pl
Wymienione elektrownie jądrowe obejmują:
14 reaktorów WWER-440 (każdy o mocy 440

MWe):
2 bloki elektrowni Równe (Ukraina),
4 bloki elektrowni Paks (Węgry),
2 bloki

elektrowni Mochovce (Słowacja),
2 bloki elektrowni Bohunice (Słowacja),
4 bloki elektrowni Dukovany (Czechy),
6 reaktorów WWER-1000 (każdy o mocy 1000 MWe):
2 bloki elektrowni Równe (Ukraina),
2 bloki elektrowni Chmielnicki (Ukraina),
2 bloki elektrowni Temelin (Czechy),
4 reaktory BWR:
1 blok elektrowni Krümmel (RFN) o mocy 1316 MWe,
3 bloki elektrowni Oskarshamn (Szwecja) - o mocach 487, 623 i 1197 MWe,
1 reaktor RBMK:
1 blok elektrowni Ignalina (Litwa) 1300 MWe.

Nuclear power plants around Poland

http://www.elektrownia-jadrowa.plWymienione elektrownie jądrowe obejmują:14 reaktorów WWER-440 (każdy o mocy 440 MWe): 2 bloki elektrowni Równe (Ukraina),4 bloki

Слайд 25Nuclear energy in Poland – developing story
Nuclear power plant in

Żarnowiec 1982–1990

Nuclear energy in Poland – developing storyNuclear power plant in Żarnowiec 1982–1990

Слайд 2626 April 1986

26 April 1986

Слайд 27In 1990:
we didn’t need additional energy
nuclear energy was more expencive

than conventional energy (coal)
public security
public acceptance



„EJŻ jest inwestycją zbędną

dla polskiego systemu energetycznego w horyzoncie 10 do 20 lat, a potem wcale nie ma pewności, że energetyka jądrowa będzie potrzebna”

Nuclear energy in Poland – developing story

In 1990:we didn’t need additional energynuclear energy was more expencive than conventional energy (coal)public security public acceptance„EJŻ

Слайд 28 From 2010 – new Program of nuclear energy in

Poland
Till the end of 2013 – localisation and contract agreement


Nuclear energy in Poland – developing story

2009

From 2010 – new Program of nuclear energy in PolandTill the end of 2013 – localisation

Слайд 29

01.01.2014 - 31.12.2015
technical design and documentation

01.01.2016 - 31.12.2020
construction

of the first block, following by others

01.01.2021 - 31.12.2030
localisation

and construction of other plants/blocks

Nuclear energy in Poland – developing story

Program of nuclear energy in Poland

01.01.2014 - 31.12.2015 technical design and documentation01.01.2016 - 31.12.2020 construction of the first block, following by others01.01.2021

Слайд 30http://vawt.com.pl/zalety-vawt/dlaczego-warto-zainwestowa-w-vawt/wzrost-cen-za-energi-elektryczn.html
http://wyborcza.pl/1,76842,5491967,Atom_dla_Polski.html
We don’t have uranium resources

http://vawt.com.pl/zalety-vawt/dlaczego-warto-zainwestowa-w-vawt/wzrost-cen-za-energi-elektryczn.htmlhttp://wyborcza.pl/1,76842,5491967,Atom_dla_Polski.htmlWe don’t have uranium resources

Слайд 31Comparison of use of the resource and CO2 emmission for

power plant 1000 MWe

Nuclear power plants in EU countries

save 700 000 000 t CO2 annualy. This is similar to the total CO2 emission from cars used in EU.

Comparison of use of the resource and CO2 emmission for power plant 1000 MWe Nuclear power plants

Слайд 32Per 1 person per life
J. Włodarski
http://www.elektroonline.pl/a/3289/2,Czy_powinnismy_obawiac_sie_odpadow_radioaktywnych
Nuclear energy in Poland –

developing story

Per 1 person per lifeJ. Włodarskihttp://www.elektroonline.pl/a/3289/2,Czy_powinnismy_obawiac_sie_odpadow_radioaktywnychNuclear energy in Poland – developing story

Слайд 33Cost of energy (Euro/MWh) and CO2 emmission (t CO2 /MWh)


http://blogi.newsweek.pl/Tekst/gospodarka/555375,energia-atomowa--ratunek-dla-srodowiska.html
                                                            
Energy from: sun water

wind natural black nuclear
gas coal
Cost of energy (Euro/MWh)  and CO2 emmission (t CO2 /MWh) http://blogi.newsweek.pl/Tekst/gospodarka/555375,energia-atomowa--ratunek-dla-srodowiska.html                                                              Energy from:  sun

Слайд 34http://mrzine.monthlyreview.org/2011/latuff130311.html
11 March 2011

http://mrzine.monthlyreview.org/2011/latuff130311.html11 March 2011

Слайд 35Nuclear power plant in Fukushima in 2000 (left) and year

after tsunami (right)
Fot. KYODO REUTERS
Nuclear energy in Poland

– developing story

Eg. Germany (26%*) decided to close all their power plants till 2022; Switzerland (40%*) till 2034; Belgium (50%*) 2025;

* % of energy from nuclear plants in total energy use

We are on the right way but ...

Nuclear power plant in Fukushima in 2000 (left) and year after tsunami (right)  Fot. KYODO REUTERS

Слайд 36Nuclear energy in Poland – public acceptance
2012
„Fukushima effect” is decreasing-

51% / 45 %

but...

„NIMBY” syndrom
36 %/63%
Nuclear energy in Poland –

developing story
Nuclear energy in Poland – public acceptance2012„Fukushima effect” is decreasing- 51% / 45 %but...„NIMBY” syndrom36 %/63%Nuclear energy

Слайд 37Gąski – case: one of 3 selected localities:
REFERENDUM
over 90% of

citizens said „NO” to nuclear plant in their village.

Nuclear

energy in Poland – developing story
Gąski – case: one of 3 selected localities:REFERENDUMover 90% of citizens said „NO” to nuclear plant in

Слайд 38OPPOSITION
some of NGO (waste utylisation and damage risk)
but...
over 30

000 protests from Germany!




Nuclear energy in Poland – developing story

OPPOSITIONsome of NGO (waste utylisation and damage risk) but...over 30 000 protests from Germany! Nuclear energy in

Слайд 39Nuclear energy – why?
Social advantages:
Ensure of permament electricity suply
Competitive prices

of energy
Diversification of energy sources
Cleaner environment
New working places
New study directions
Developement

of local enterprises
Developement of regions


Nuclear energy – why?Social advantages:Ensure of permament electricity suplyCompetitive prices of energyDiversification of energy sourcesCleaner environmentNew working

Слайд 40Challanges for Polish energy sector
Security and independency (diversification of energy

sources). Increase of energy use...
Climate change and global worming (CO2

em. decreasing)
15% from RES till 2020
Nuclear power implementation
Increase efficiency of energy (production and transport)
Reasonable use of energy!!! – education action
Need of stable regulations
Investements 1,5% PKB/year = 250 Euro/person/year


Challanges for Polish energy sectorSecurity and independency (diversification of energy sources). Increase of energy use...Climate change and

Слайд 41FUTURE OF ELECTRIC ENERGY PRODUCTION IN POLAND
Źródło: Rocznik ARE "Statystyka

elektroenergetyki polskiej"; Energetyka Cieplna i Zawodowa 12/2009, 1/2010

Źródło: Program Polskiej

Energetyki Jądrowej (Ministerstwo Gospodarki - projekt 2010)

FUTURE OF ELECTRIC ENERGY PRODUCTION IN POLANDŹródło: Rocznik ARE

Слайд 42Climate change: Commission sets out Roadmap for building a competitive

low-carbon Europe by 2050
Towards a low carbon society:
„If the

EU makes the transition to a low-carbon society by 2050 we will live and work in low-energy and low-emission buildings, with intelligent heating and cooling systems. We will drive electric and hybrid cars and live in cleaner cities with less air pollution and better public transport.
The transition would give Europe's economy a boost thanks to increased investment in clean technologies and clean energy”.

08.03.2012

Climate change: Commission sets out Roadmap for building a competitive low-carbon Europe by 2050  Towards a

Слайд 43„Europe could cut most of its emissions and reduce the

use of key resources like oil and gas, raw materials,

land and water.”
„Europe could cut most of its emissions and reduce the use of key resources like oil and

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