A consulter avant de lire le CCS EII implementation plan préparé par la ZEP qui met en oeuvre le SET-Plan pour la CCS et dont les KPI devraient être suivis par SETIS, en particulier les FEED et FID des projets aidés par l'EEPR et NER300.
SET-Plan
Strategic Energy Technology Plan. Presented by the Commission to accelerate the development and deployment of cost-effective low carbon technologies. The plan comprises measures relating to planning, implementation, resources and international cooperation in the field of energy technology. It looks to meet EU emission targets – namely, a 20 percent reduction in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions under 1990 levels by 2020 and 60-80 percent by 2050 – by bringing together industry, NGOs, EU member states and EU authorities in a joint effort to fund and advance six categories of much-needed low-carbon technologies: These include solar, wind, CCS, nuclear fission and bioenergy. (Press releases explaining the SET: 2007, 2008.)
SETIS
Information System of the European Strategic Energy Technology Plan (SET-Plan). A website containing data and methodologies supporting decision-making on the SET Plan. SETIS's collects, harmonises, validates, analyses and disseminates information on the priority energy technologies identified by the SET Plan, across the EU. The goal is to provide undisputed and transparent data and methodologies to support the strategic planning, monitoring and evaluation of the European Energy Technology policy.
EII
European Industrial Initiative. The means by which the SET-Plan looks to achieve its objectives is through the EIIs, which consist of large-scale programmes at EU level aimed at developing a portfolio of key low-carbon technologies. The risk-sharing, private-public partnerships underlying the EIIs are pivotal to the success of the initiatives. Four of the six EIIs were launched under the SET-Plan conference in Madrid on June 3rd-4th, organized by the European Commission and held at the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC).
CCS EII
Carbon Capture & Storage EII. The aim of the CCS EII is to enable the cost competitive deployment of CCS by 2020. Its implementation plan was presented on June 3rd-4th in Madrid. In addition to a technology roadmap for the next ten years and an action plan for the next two years, it presents key monitoring and assessment criteria and an outline of the management structure and funding sources.
EEPR
European Energy Programme for Recovery. A funding program through which 1 billion has been awarded to 6 CCS demonstration projects (Press release)
NER300
A financing instrument managed jointly by the European Commission, European Investment Bank and Member States, so-called because Article 10(a) 8 of the revised Emissions Trading Directive 2009/29/EC contains the provision to set aside 300 million allowances (rights to emit one tonne of carbon dioxide) in the New Entrants’ Reserve of the European Emissions Trading Scheme for subsidising installations of innovative renewable energy technology and carbon capture and storage (CCS). The allowances will be sold on the carbon market and the money raised - which could be as much as 4.5 bn EUR if each allowance is sold for 15 EUR - will be made available to projects as they operate. First call for proposal to be published in June 2010.
TEN-E
Trans-European Energy Networks. The European Union finances electricity and gas transmission infrastructure projects of European interest. A yearly budget of about 25 Million Euros is spent mainly for supporting feasibility studies. Most of the projects cross national borders or have an influence on several EU Member States.
KPI
Key Performance Indicator. A measurable variable used for monitoring and reviewing progress of CCS technologies that will be achieved with the implementation of the CCS-EII. Example: Cumulative capacity installed, amount of CO2 stored.
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FEED
Front End Engineering & Design.
FID
Final Investment Decision