ENERGY FOR THE PERIPHERY

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ENERGY FOR THE PERIPHERY

• Jean-Didier Hache
• Coordinator of CPMR Energy Working Group
• Pampelona, 5 6th of October 2006

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The  Pentagon  18 of the EU15 land area 41 of
population, 48 of GDP 75 of expenditure on
RD. Source ESPON, SPATIAL SCENARIOS AND
ORIENTATIONS IN RELATION TO THE ESDP AND COHESION
POLICY, June 2006.
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Where does the CO² comes from in Europe ?
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Sources of CO² emissions in Europe
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Population density energy use.
www.astrosurf.com/lombry/research6.htm.
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Where are some of the main REN sources located?
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EUROPEs MARITIME AREAS HAVE SOME OF THE FINEST
WAVE POWER POTENTIAL IN THE WORLD.
The charts shows annual average wavepower in
kilowatts per metre of crest width
http//www.greenenergyworks.org.uk/wave.htm
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Some hurdles which must be overcome
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The right balance must be struck between
security, sustainablility and competitiveness.
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What is the cost of  Security  ?
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What is the cost of sustainability?
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What form of sustainable development for the
peripheries?
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What development for TEN-Energy?
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The right balance must be struck between
security, sustainablility and competitiveness.
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How can REN benefit the maritime peripheries?

• Article 154 on TEN-energy must be implemented
• Conflict between REN developments and
  Environmental legislation must be sorted
• Appropriate State Aids Guidelines
• Increased use of Green Certificates
• RD must be developed in peripheral areas