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Biofuels activities in Sweden

Biofuels activities in Sweden. August 21, 2007 Fredrik Odelram Ministry of Agriculture, Stockholm, Sweden. Minnesota vs Sweden. Renewable energy in Sweden. Energy supply in Sweden (excluding net electricity export).

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Biofuels activities in Sweden

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  1. Biofuels activities in Sweden August 21, 2007 Fredrik Odelram Ministry of Agriculture, Stockholm, Sweden

  2. Minnesota vs Sweden

  3. Renewable energy in Sweden

  4. Energy supply in Sweden(excluding net electricity export) SOURCE: STATISTICS SWEDEN; ADDITIONAL PROCESSING BY THE SWEDISH ENERGY AGENCY Note: 1) Includes wind power up to and including 1996. 2) Calculated in accordance with the UN/ECE method for energy supply from nuclear power.

  5. Share of renewable energy in TPES 110 TWh N.B. the share of renewable energy varies from year to year; depending on rainfall, cold winter etc.

  6. Main policies and measures for renewable energy • Energy taxation, especially the carbon dioxide tax on fossil fuels • Renewable Electricity Certificates • Emissions Trading System

  7. Energy input to district heating SOURCE: STATISTICS SWEDEN; ADDITIONAL PROCESSING BY THE SWEDISH ENERGY AGENCY

  8. Biofuels for transport in Sweden

  9. Final energy use in the transport sector SOURCE: STATISTICS SWEDEN; ADDITIONAL PROCESSING BY THE SWEDISH ENERGY AGENCY

  10. Final energy use in renewable motor fuels SOURCE: STATISTICS SWEDEN, SWEDISH GAS ASSOCIATION

  11. Share of transport fuels

  12. Main policies and measures for biofuels for transport • Tax Strategy for Alternative Fuels • Obligation for large filling stations to provide biofuels • Environmental policy for government vehicles • Research, Development and Demonstration

  13. Research, development and demonstration on 2nd generation biofuels • Ethanol from Cellulosic Raw Materials • DME – DiMethylEther • Methanol • Fischer-Tropsch Biofuels • Biogas and Renewable SNG • …

  14. Pilot plants for the development of biofuels for transport • Ethanol production in ÖrnsköldsvikInaugurated in May 2004Production of ethanol from cellulosic raw materials • Gasification of black liquor in PiteåInaugurated in 2005Gasification of black liquor to synthesis gas for subsequent production of biofuels like DME, or for heat and power

  15. Pilot plants for the development of biofuels for transport (continued) • Gasification of biomass (Clean Hydrogen-Rich Synthesis Gas) at the Värnamo Biomass Gasification CentreThe pilot plant makes use of the existing and unique biomass-fuelled pressurised IGCC (integrated gasification combined-cycle) CHP (combined heat and power) plant in Värnamo

  16. Pilot Plants for Alternative Motor Fuels • Örnsköldsvik • Ethanol from cellulosic raw materials • Värnamo • Synthetic Gas from Biomass • Piteå • Black Liquor Gasification Facility

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