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1、6thAPP PIC Meeting29-30 October 2008VancouverStephen OxleyCo-ChairRenewable Energy&Distributed Generation Taskforce Operational Structure Recent Activities Where to from here?Strategic Actions Status of Projects Next TF meetingContentsOperational structureRenewable Energy and Distributed Generation

2、Task Force(REDGTF)Task Force SecretariatProject 1Project 2Project NFlagshipProject Review Team(PRT)Strategic ActionStrategic ActionStrategic ActionStrategic Action5thREDGTF meeting hosted by Korea in Seoul,May 2008 39 government and industry delegates Industry session and Korean industry presentatio

3、ns Series of agenda items dealing with barrier to deployment e.g.Finance,technology transfer,deployment costs Project status updates and consideration of new projects Project status updates were circulated prior to the Seoul meeting.One new project endorsed by TF out of session.Introduction to Build

4、ings and Appliances Task ForceRecent activities Key agenda itemsFinance workshop and facilitated discussion Key speakers:Mike Allen,ReEx Capital Asia,and Ray Cheung,World Resources Institute.Opportunity to educate both the RE and finance sectors about the needs of the other,to increase financing of

5、RE projects.Technology transfer amongst partner countries Collaboration between partner countries can achieve technology transfer while minimising IP protection concerns.Recent activities(5thREDGTF meeting)Key agenda items(continued)RE&DG Deployment Cost Initiative Discussion paper:literature review

6、 and analysis of cost barriers to deployment of RE&DG.Key barriers:perception of RE&DG as“niche/high risk”;grid connection/extension costs;intermittent supply;time delays in implementing RE&DG projects;global inability to meet demand;protection of IP;and increasing capital,labour and fuel costs.Rece

7、nt activities(5th REDGTF meeting)Key agenda items(continued)Government Measures to Increase Deployment Facilitated by Barry Worthington,President US Energy Association REDGTF Policy Inventory and Analysis recognised as a collation of a significant amount of valuable data on global RE&DG initiatives,

8、useful for policy makers.Country Roundtable Member countries update on government policies/initiatives relevant to RE&DG.Recent activities(5th REDGTF meeting)Key agenda items(continued)Industry Roundtable Industry opportunity to raise any issues Linking with industry associations Balance between dis

9、cussion on policy and project deployment Opportunities to leverage project finance from external foundationsRecent activities(5th REDGTF meeting)Recent activities(5th REDGTF meeting)5thREDGTF meeting outcomes1 new project endorsed out-of-session(US-led:Technical Exchange with China on PV Module Reli

10、ability)1 project completed5 new strategic actions Cross Task Force Activities Continuing to explore opportunities to collaborate with BATF,CFETF and PGTTF Increasing financial capacity in the RE&DG sector What resources exist in member countries to support matchmaking and build financial skills and

11、 knowledge amongst the financial and RE&DG sectors?Expertise available to exporting RE&DG companies What resources exist in member countries to provide detailed expertise to RE&DG industries looking to export/deploy their technologies overseas?Strategic actions(for 6thREDGTF meeting)Barriers to RE&D

12、G deployment Member countries to identify and categorise the barriers to RE&DG deployment as a first step to prioritisation of those barriers that are within the capacity of the TF to address.Strategic actions(for 6th REDGTF meeting)37 REDGTF-endorsed and PIC-approved projects to date 13 led by USA,

13、15 led by Australia,3 led by Korea,1 led by Japan,1 jointly led by Japan/Korea,4 led by China 7 projects cancelled/inactive(4 led by the USA,3 led by Korea)1 Australian project completedCurrent status of projectsFlagship Project 1TitleHigh Efficiency Solar Power Stations for Affordable EnergyLead Co

14、untryAustraliaPartner CountriesUSA and potentially India,Korea and ChinaLocationsAustralia,USA and other APP countriesObjectiveTo demonstrate and optimise Solar Systems zero-emissions Heliostat Concentrated Photovoltaic(HCPV)technology on a large scale to enable cost effective commercial“roll out”in

15、 Australia and other APP countriesFinancial Resources$AU4.5 million Australian Federal Government APP funding$AU4.5 million Victorian State Government$AU17.2 million private sourcesProject TypeDeploymentFlagship Project 1 Solar Systems Concentrating PV towers in AustraliaAustralia/China partnershipA

16、im:Build 2 MW repeatable power station unit using concentrating PV towers.Progress:Construction of 140kW testing&development facility completed and connected to grid.Flagship Project 2TitleFeasibility study and development of micro-grid smart energy solutionsLead CountryKorea and JapanPartner Countr

17、iesJapan and Korea Australia as a potential partner for the next phase of developmentLocationsJapan,Korea and(potentially)other APP countriesObjectiveTo develop an integrated micro-grid management system and a manual for optimal combination of various distributed resources in a grid that takes into

18、account environmental conditions and customer energy patterns.Financial Resources$US572,000($US374,000 cash/$US198,000 in-kind)Project TypeMarket enablingREDGTF projects on the ground CSIRO Solar Enhanced Fuels for Electricity and TransportAustralia/Japan partnershipAim:Demonstrate 1 MW solar system

19、 converting steam and natural gas to“Solar Gas”=hydrogen and carbon monoxide,for power&transport.Progress:Reactor designed and fabricated,ready for installation on solar tower.REDGTF projects on the ground Global Sustainable Energy Solutions RE Training in China and IndiaAustralia/US/China/India par

20、tnershipAim:Establish skilled people to operate a RE training accreditation program in China;strategy for quality-focused RE training in India.Progress:Halfway.4 workshops in India and well received Indian survey,1 workshop in China.REDGTF projects on the ground Monash University Cost-effective Biom

21、ass Gasification TechnologyAustralia/China/Korea/Japan partnershipAim:Demonstrate low cost&reliable biomass gasification technology.Progress:Milestone 2 complete.Scientific papers published.Technology shows good potential for commercialisation.6thmeeting of the REDGTF to be hosted by Japan in early

22、2009 Key agenda items Update on strategic actions arising from 5thmeeting,e.g.Increasing financial capacity in the RE&DG sector country reports In-country expertise available to RE&DG sector country reports Barriers to RE&DG country reports Cooperation with CFETF project on Cost&Diffusion Barriers project Proposals for collaboration with the BATF Country and industry roundtable Status of existing,and consideration of new,projectsNext REDGTF meetingTHANK YOU