Community Energy - Lessons learned from 15 years
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Community Energy - Lessons learned from 15 years
- 1. Community Energy Lessons learned from 15 years Paul Kenny, B.E. C. Eng. Chief Executive Tipperary Energy Agency
- 2. Climate Change Reality • “The latest science makes it clear that the world needs to reach zero carbon emissions globally by 2050 to maximise chances of staying below 2 degrees and to make 1.5 degrees feasible,”… Mary Robinson, NUI maynooth, Summer 2015. • Paris: “long term <2.0°C” / ”or 1.5°C”* • February 2016 is 1.55°C- 1.75°C* - Nasa • White Paper: 80%-95% CO2 by 2050 Without citizens and communities demanding change and being part of the transition, the transition will not happen. Without value for citizens & communities, they won’t demand change.
- 3. Community Energy is a collectivisations of energy actions to ensure societal and economic aims met. They must: … be of value to the individual and the community ….make sense economically. (Grants/ FiT help) … be fundable. … be practical. ... obey the laws of physics Feet on the ground
- 4. • Community energy projects are energy projects. • Where is money being spent on energy in your community = Where it can be saved. • Large projects: think like an investor… Energy Opportunities 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 1990 1992 1994 1996 1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 GWh GWh Energy Use / Annum: Residential Sector Residential - renewables - County Tipperary Residential - petroleum - County Tipperary Residential - peat - County Tipperary Residential - natural gas - County Tipperary Residential - electricity - County Tipperary Residential - coal - County Tipperary • Follow the money • Choose initial projects wisely. • Develop capacity within community
- 5. • Energy projects aren’t that complicated…. but • Need to professionally manage, engineer, finance and legal. • Most resources are within communities. • Financing projects isn’t the barrier • The challenge is preparing projects for financing. • Grid is a major policy failure • Planning is challenging for large wind • Assembling projects takes lots of time, volunteers burn out. Energy is Complicated?
- 6. • Need vision, leadership, drive, hard work. • Failure will happen. Learn from it and move on. • Sometimes knowing all the challenges you would never start. • “It can’t be done”…. It can, it must. “Nothing in the world is worth having or worth doing unless it means effort, pain, difficulty..” T. Roosevelt Vision, Drive, Determination
- 7. • www.aceforcommunities.co.uk • www.sustainco.info (NZEB) • www.tea.ie (case studies) Resources
- 8. • Non profit, public good social enterprise • Partnership approach • Energy management • Renewable energy and energy efficiency • Procurement, project mgmt. • Cost effective, value driven • Paul Kenny • Chief Executive • T: 052 7443090 • F: 052 7443012 • E: pkenny@tea.ie • W: www.tea.ie • Cahir Tipperary Energy Agency