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November 2012 Danish Technological Institute In cooperation with IEA - Bioenergy Task 40 Outline IEA Bioenergy IEA Task 40 Market for wood pellets Denmark International Price development for wood pellets Price Indices Factors influencing Price Projection of wood pellet market and price development Until 2020 Until 2035/2050 IEA Bioenergy International Energy Agency Intergovernmental organization Policy advisor for member and non-member countries Organized in 12 Sub tasks Biomass Resources - Conventional Forestry - Short rotation forestry - Agricultural crops and residues - Oil-bearing plants - Municipal solid waste - Industrial waste Supply Systems - Harvesting - Collection - Handling - Storage Conversion - Biochemical - Thermochemical - Physical & Chemical processes Integrating research themes across the value chain: - Environmental and economic sustainability - System studies - Fuel standards IEA Bioenergy Tasks of IEA Bioenergy Task 29 : Socio-Economic Drivers in Implementing Bioenergy Projects Task 32 : Biomass Combustion and Co-firing Task 33 : Thermal Gasification of Biomass Task 34 : Pyrolysis of Biomass Task 36 : Integrating Energy Recovery into Solid Waste Management Task 37 : Energy from Biogas Task 38 : Greenhouse Gas Balances of Biomass and Bioenergy Systems Task 39 : Commercializing Liquid Biofuels from Biomass Task 40 : Sustainable International Bioenergy Trade - Securing Supply and Demand Task 41 : Project 3 - Joint project with the Advanced Motor Fuels Implementing Agreement Task 42 : Biorefineries: Co-production of Fuels, Chemicals, Power and Materials from Biomass Task 43 : Biomass Feedstocks for Energy Markets IEA Bioenergy : Task 40 Sustainable International Bioenergy Trade Contribution to: Development of sustainable biomass markets Short and long-term perspective Regional to global perspective Vision: Task will develop into a real commodity market Secure of sustainable demand and supply 14 Member countries (EU, North America, Asia) Denmark: Teknologisk Institut & Verdo Pellet market Denmark Calculated based on data from Danish Energy Agency, Energy statistics 2011. 17.5 GJ / t wood pellets Pellet market Denmark Pellet production in DK mainly for the domestic market Major Customers: private households, small scale application 2.4 PJ (ca. 140.000 tons) Pellet import to DK from Baltics, Russia, USA, Canada, Nordics, EU Major Customers: CHP plants, District heating 27.7 PJ (ca. 1.600.000 tons) Total pellet consumption: 30.1 PJ (ca. 1.740.000 tons) Pellet market Denmark Danish Energy Agency: Energy statistics 2011 Total consumption: 30.1 PJ (ca. 1.740.000 tons) Import: 27.7 PJ (1.600.000 tons) Production in DK: 2.4 PJ (140.000 tons) Pellet consumption Denmark 2011 Sectors in % Global Pellet production International Pellet market P. Lamers et al. / Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews 16 (2012) 3176-3199 Industrial pellets Residential pellets European market Oversea (US, Canada) Data from 2010 Global trade of pellets Streams in kilo tons Pellet market Import into the EU in 2010 Wood pellet import into the EU in tons Data from Eurostat Price and marked development Current prices in Denmark Price Indices and trade Factors affecting the pellet price and marked barriers Projection of wood pellet market and prices Until 2020 2020-2050 Price and marked development Current price for wood pellets in Denmark Wood pellets: 235.6 DKK/MWh (33.0 EUR/MWh) ca. 160 EUR /ton Large scale consumers (CHPs) get better prices (long term contracts and buy large amounts) Price Indices Industrial wood pellets - APX ENDEX (CIF ARA) Price in Rotterdam port: (CIF Cost-insurance-freigth) 131.76 EUR/t (27.92 EUR/MWh) (OCT-2012) Index PIX (Pellet Nordic Index) (CIF Baltic/N.Sea ) Price in Nordic ports: (CIF Cost-insurance-freigth) 144 EUR/t (30,55 EUR/MWh) (SEPT-2012) Danish District Heating Association. "Heating fuel price statistics", Report No. 164, 2nd quarter 2011. Price and marked development Price and marked development Examples of factors affecting the wood pellet market and price Demand Political decisions significant impact on demand Taxation and subsidies Regulations and law Renewable Energy Action plans (EU-27) National Initiatives: Renewable Energy Obligation Certificates (UK) i.e. 40 GBP/t CO 2 in UK (boost of pellet firing expected 20 million tons/y for 2017, UK only) Technological developments Alternative technologies for renewable energy Price and marked development Example of how political decision can influence the demand Renewable Energy Obligation Certificates (UK) i.e. 40 GBP/t CO 2 in UK (boost of pellet firing expected 20 million tons/y for 2017, UK only) Global demand 2017: UK demand only Hawkins Wright, USIPA 2 nd annual pellets conference, New Orleans 2012 Price and marked development Examples of factors affecting the wood pellet market and price Supply Alternative use of raw materials (e.g. paper industry) Potential limits for sustainable production of biomass Competitive use of biomass and land Indirect land use change (ILUC) (sustainability issue) Global Economy Food price Ecological aspects Price and marked development Potential Barriers affecting the supply Large investments Feedstock harvest and collection Pellet mill Infrastructure Storage facilities (silo) Power plant modification (mill, conveyors, burners etc) Logistics (oversea transport, storage and handling) Feedstock collection (difficult to access, long distance, bulk) Oversea transport (shipping cost) Storage (pellet silos) Handling (dust, risk of fire) Price and marked development Demand forecast 2020 M i l l i o n
t o n s IEA Bioenergy, M. Junginger Price and marked development Demand forecast 2020 Source: Pyry, Management Consulting, 2011 Price and marked development Production forecast 2020 Source: Pyry, Management Consulting, 2011 Price and marked development Price forecast Data from: APX-ENDEX, November 2012 Price and marked development Price forecast New Technologies will affect the market volume and price for wood pellets Torrefaction technology black pellets Demand is likely to increase a lot over the coming years National Renewable Energy Action plans EU-27 National initiatives (i.e. Japan, South Korea, UK) Overcapacity in pellet production might turn into shortage? High sustainability standards taking into consideration indirect land use change may increase the price for biomass Price and marked development Demand forecast until 2050 Use of biomass in heat sector is expected to grow CHP will become more important for supplying heat (the demand may triple before 2020) Importance of residential sector may decline while industry sector may increase Opportunities exist in public sector Solid biomass expected to become most important energy carrier EU-project: Biomass Futures Price and marked development Demand forecast until 2050 Electricity sector: After 2025 a decline in bio-electricity production is seen. Main reasons: Competition with other options for energy production Biofuels: 2G technologies will play an important role in 2030, but depends a lot on 1G imports Increasing pellet consumption Asia and Americas Market growth is sure but high uncertainty of biomass availability and prices EU-project: Biomass Futures Thank you for your attention! For more information please contact: Wolfgang Stelte Consultant, Ph.D. Biomass & Bioenergy Danish Technological Institute Energy and Climate Renewable Energy and Transport Mobile: +45 7220 1072 wst@teknologisk.dk Gregersensvej 2 DK- 2630 Taastrup Denmark Tel. + 45 7220 2000 Fax + 45 7220 2019 www.teknologisk.d k