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The Role of Energy Conservation and Efficiency in Saudi Arabia in Long - Term Sustainability Dr.Abdulrahman A. Al-Tuwaijri Deputy Minister for Electricity Affairs Ministry of Industry and Electricity Kingdom of Saudi Arabia October 23 ,2001 Buenos Aires,Argentina. Contents. Global issues .
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The Role of Energy Conservation and Efficiency in Saudi Arabia in Long - Term SustainabilityDr.Abdulrahman A. Al-TuwaijriDeputy Minister for Electricity AffairsMinistry of Industry and ElectricityKingdom of Saudi ArabiaOctober 23 ,2001Buenos Aires,Argentina
Contents • Global issues. • Environmental issues. • Energy Conservation Efforts and Benefits. • Energy in Saudi Arabia. • Electricity Sector in Saudi Arabia. • Environment Protection in Saudi Arabia. • Energy Conservation: Socio Cultural issues. • Conclusions and Recommendations. 2
Global issues • Present Population (2000) 6.2 billion. Electricity installed capacity (2000) 3,000 GW. Electricity consumption(2000)13 trillion kWh. Primary energy (2000) 10 Gtoe. 2 billion No access to electricity . 50% of the worlds population exists on a few hundreds of kWh or less per person per year. • By 2050 Population 10 billion. Estimated required capacity 10,000 GW. Electricity consumption 60trillion kWh. Primary energy 17 Gtoe. 3
Environmental issues Local Environmental issues Gas Emission. Soil and Water Quality. Global Environment Climate Change. Acid Rain. Ozone Depletion. 4
Energy Conservation & Emission Reduction in Developing Countries • Public awareness. • Using efficient equipment. • R&D. • Using proper fuel. • Adapting regulation. • Apply proper techniques for energy saving. 5
Energy Conservation Benefits Waste. Lifetime of Energy Sources. Quality of Environment, (CO2 ,NOx ,SOx ..etc) . Capital Costs. 6
Energy in Saudi Arabia (2000) Energy Resources Oil Reserves 262.8 bn bls. * Production 8.09 mbd. Gas Reserves 222.5 trillion cf. * Production 3.4 bncfd. Domestic Consumption Domestic Consumption 711.7 mboe. * Refined Products 416.3 mb. * Crude Oil 87.5 mb. * Natural Gas 207.85 mboe. Cont. 7
Energy in Saudi Arabia (2000) Demand for energy has been increasing by an average 13% annually during the past decade. Energy intensity 5.2 boe per $ 1000 GDP. Per capita energy consumption 33 boe. Demand for Natural Gas for Power and Desalination growing by 7.3% annually. Per capita gas consumption 180 cfd Electricity use of Natural Gas 1.0 bncfd will increase to 3.4 bncfd in 2025. 8
Development of Peak Load in Saudi Arabia MW 21451 848 Year 9
Investment Required for Electrical Power Sector (2000-2023) 11
Restructuring of Electrical Power Sector in Saudi Arabia • Merging. Generation. • Unbundling Transmission. Distribution. • No Subsidy. • Commercial Operation. • Regulator. 12
Some Efforts on Electricity Conservation in Saudi Arabia Legislation (thermal insulation … etc). Establishing codes of standards. The media. Lectures. Public Awareness Flyers. Symposia. Load control and tariff structuring. Result: In 2000, Saving 5.3 % of the peak load. 13
Environment Protection in Saudi Arabia Establishing Meteorology and Environmental Protection Administration (MEPA). Using Natural Gas in power plants. R&D . Using unleaded gasoline. Reducing sulphur level in diesel. Encouraging energy saving. 14
Energy Conservation: Socio Cultural issues Energy consumption Islam calls for conservation. Climatic conditions(high temp.). Standard of living. Tariff before 2000. Tariff after 2000. 15
ConclusionsandRecommendations • Public awareness about Energy Conservation. • R & D in Energy Conservation. Gas & Oil. Control & Reduce Emission. • Energy waste such as : Equipment efficiency. Using thermal insulation in buildings. • Using proper fuel. • Using appropriate technologies and energy sources. 16
References Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), “Electricity Technology Roadmap”, Summary and Synthesis, CI-112677-V1, July 1999, USA. Ministry of Industry and Electricity, Annual Report of the year (1999-2000) Electricity Growth and Development in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Electricity Corporation, Long Term Electrification Plan, May 2000, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.