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This document summarizes a presentation given by Professor Dieter Helm on the end of fossil fuels. It discusses two major game changers: 1) The permanent end of the energy price super cycle as supplies of oil, gas and coal are abundant. 2) New low-carbon technologies like solar, batteries, and electric vehicles will transform energy markets and make them dominated by electricity. This will have major geopolitical impacts and change the landscape of energy companies and markets. Decarbonization is now unstoppable and will require fundamental rethinking of energy and climate policies.
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1) Turkey has transitioned its electricity sector through various models including state-owned utilities and private investment models. It established a competitive electricity market in 2001.
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Transmission Summit 2014
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Transition to a secure and low-carbon Swiss energy system
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Taking Action on Climate Through Pricing Carbon
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- 1. GREEN FINANCE SUMMIT 2017 ENDGAME FOR FOSSIL FUELS 31ST MAY 2017 DIETER HELM PROFESSOR OF ENERGY POLICY UNIVERISTY OF OXFORD
- 2. GAME CHANGER I: The (permanent) end of the energy super cycle BP OUTLOOK OIL PRICE (BRENT CRUDE, 2014$/BBL) Source: BP and Thomson Reuters 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 1860 1870 1880 1890 1900 1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 2014$/bbl $50
- 3. Source: Thomson Reuters 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Oil Brent… $50 BACK TOWARDS $50
- 4. MISTAKES ALL THE WAY DOWN
- 5. SUPPLY COSTS OF PRODUCTION DEMAND PRICE OF OIL WHY OIL PRICES MAY CONTINUE TO FALL • US production • Russia production • Iran & Iraq • Greater depletion rates • Shale $50 • Conventionals • Transport electric • Petrochemicals gas
- 6. LOTS MORE OIL SUPPLIES TO COME • Shale bounce back in US • Increases in production Iran & Iraq • The Artic resources • Russia • South China Sea All before shale goes global
- 7. 5 COUNTRIES CAPABLE IN THEORY TO PRODUCE MORE THAN 50% TOTAL DEMAND US Russia Saudi Arabia Iraq Iran 10million+ 10million+ 10million+ US Saudi Arabia Russia Iraq 10million? Iran 10million?
- 8. Iraq DEMAND STRONGE R Iraq SUPPLY ABUNDANT GAS GAINS BEFORE DYING DOWN • Gas for electricity • Gas for petrochemicals • Gas for heating • US exports not imports • Qatar & Iran & Australia • LNG global supply chains
- 9. GAME CHANGER II : NEW TECHNOLOGIES OUR DIGITAL FUTURE Next Generation Solar Graphene 3D Printing Robotics Batteries Electric Cars Large Scale Storage Smart grids Smart Meters Surprises Iraq ROBOTS Iraq 3D PRINTING Iraq ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENC E
- 10. DIGITAL WORLD IS ELECTRIC • Future energy markets dominated by electricity • Next generation solar delivers • Digital & renewables all zero-marginal cost • CAPACITY NOT WHOLESALE MARKETS • NEED TO BID CAPACITY • CONTRIBUTION FROM BATTERIES & STORAGE & DEMAND SIDE
- 11. NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN ENERGY • Shale oil and gas • 8 years to transform global markets • Electricity generation & solar • Electricity storage and batteries • Electric distributed grids and smart networks • Electric households
- 12. GEOPOLITICAL IMPACTS • US and energy independence & coal gas • Saudi Arabia – pump now, worth less later • Russia – back to the 1980 & 1990s Days of US dependence on the Gulf, Middle Eastern economic significance & globalised out-sourcing are numbered….
- 13. THE IMPACTS ON THE OIL COMPANIES • Peak demand & the contracting markets • Reduced scope for IOCs at expensive margins • No obvious renewables skills HARVEST-AT- EXIT HIGH DIVIDENDS MINIMISE CAPEX
- 14. • Decline of wholesale markets • Fixed priced contracts utility model • End of vertical integration rationale THE IMPACTS ON THE ELECTRICITY COMPANIES BREAK-UP DIVESTMENT NEW ENTRANTS & BUSINESS MODELS
- 15. CAPACITY-BASED ELECTRICITY MARKET DESIGN • Zero marginal costs • From wholesale fixed priced capacity/contracts • End to Internal Energy Market focus on wholesale markets • EU’s late attempts to regulate capacity markets • Bundled household broadband hub services ECONOMICS OF INTERNET & BROADBAND
- 16. • NEW COMPANIES IN SUPPLY (Amazon et al) • NEW DATA-FOCUSSED BUSINESSES (Google, Apple, Facebook) • NEW ENTRANTS FOR TRANSPORT (BMW, Toyota, Nissan, Ford) • NEW INFRASTRUCTURE DECENTRALISED BUSINESSES (Pension funds) NEW CORPORATE LANDSCAPE
- 17. WHAT HAPPENS NEXT? • A period of $50-60 stability? Lower? • Output increases for revenue reasons? Goodbye OPEC? • US gets more energy independent? Disengages? • China’s growth rate declines? Crashes? • Transitions, transformation & lots & lots of Saudi-type consultancy plans Geopolitical realignment?
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