Project Results
ETRES project will result in pragmatic,
well-considered steps to apply EU climate change & RE
policy in the Greek electricity sector. Greek emissions
– with electricity accounting for 50% - have already exceeded the target set under the Kyoto Burden Sharing Agreement & that poses
a problem for achievement of EU targets. In 2006, the Greek RE sector
faces the end of subsidy support under the 3rd community
framework programme & new means of support are required
if significant RE resources are to be exploited. The tasks
will result in significant steps by the Greek electricity
sector, which is falling behind most of its EU counterparts.
ETRES work plan
The aims and objectives of ETRES will be
achieved through ten Taks:
T1. International
developments in ET & RE support mechanisms. Review
current & anticipated developments, particularly the
proposed EU ET scheme. Interaction of ET & RE support
( including market-based mechanisms).
T2. Integration
of ET in the Greek electricity sector. Review
of requirements for the Greek electricity sector to participate
in ET & RE support versus the existing situation. Priority
considerations.
T3. Integration
of alternative RE support mechanisms in the Greek electricity
sector. Review of requirements for the Greek electricity
sector to adopt RE support (including market-based mechanisms),
versus existing situation. Priority considerations.
T4 Impact of ET & alternative
RE support mechanisms in the Greek electricity sector. Quantitative assessment undertaken through development &
use of two models, PRIMES and ELMAS. Analysis of impacts
in qualitative terms, considering opportunities & threats.
T5. Vision, framework & strategy for the Greek electricity sector. Establishment of a vision & development of framework
for ET & RE support, including salient market features.
Development of a strategy – ie appropriate steps - to achieve
this vision & framework.
T6. Demonstration
of ET & alternative RE support mechanisms. Demonstration
to Greek electricity sector of the opportunities & threats
from ET & alternative RE support mechanisms & necessary
steps for participation.
T7. Transfer of
experience & “learning by doing”. Prompt transfer
of knowledge to electricity sector stakeholders. Encouragement
of first “learning by doing” steps to adopt ET & RE
support.
T8. Project results
dissemination. Dissemination via: events (meetings,
workshops & end-of-project conference); publications
(including internet & web distribution); direct communication
& involvement of stakeholders.
T9. Evaluation. Achievement of objectives, events, deliverables
etc will be evaluated at all stages by the project participants & third parties.
T10. Task management & reporting to the EC . Management of the team & co-ordination of input from third parties, particularly
the advisory panel. Timely delivery. Full communication
with EC, verbal & written reports.