EGEDA update
EGNRET56 Meeting
7 April 2022

Edito BARCELONAEGEDA Secretariat

Outline❑Regular APEC energy data collection❑APEC energy overview❑APEC workshop on energy statistics❑EGEDA’s training on energy statistics❑EGEDA meeting❑Tracking the APEC renewable energy doubling goal

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Regular APEC energy data collection (1)❑Annual energy supply and demand data of 21 member

economies for 2019 have been collected, processed andanalysed▪ APEC Energy Statistics 2019 and APEC Energy Handbook
2019 publications are being updated for EWG membersendorsement❑Annual energy supply and demand data for 2020 are now

being collected▪ All data are expected to be in by September 2022
▪ The secretariat will finish the draft APEC Energy Statistics 2020and APEC Energy Handbook 2020 and submitted to the APEC
secretariat for review by end of October 2022

▪ We hope to post the 2020 publications in January 2023

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Regular APEC energy data collection (2)❑ Regular quarterly and monthly data collection continues.

▪ Monthly JODI Oil and JODI Gas are submitted one month after the end of themonth▪ Quarterly supply data are submitted 4 months after the end of the quarter❑ Low response rate on the energy efficiency indicators template,energy prices and CO2 emissions▪ No available end-use energy consumption (heating, cooling, lighting, etc.)
data in many non-IEA member economies▪ The secretariat requests IEA member economies to submit the templates
submitted to IEA▪ Seventeen economies submitted energy prices data but only 9 of thesesubmitted 2019 data
▪ Not all economies have official CO2 emissions data4

Regular APEC energy data collection (3)❑APERC is now using APEC data that is

produced by EGEDA as the baseline forthe 8th APEC energy outlook❑Outlook will use petajoules (PJ) instead of

million tons of oil equivalent (mtoe)❑EGEDA also used PJ in data analysis fromthe 2018 energy statistics publications

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APEC Energy Overview 2021
❑ APEC Overview 2021 wasreleased in October 2021.

❑ Work on APEC Overview 2022

has started❑ Data tables have been

provided to APERC researchers
for the individual economy
reports

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19th APEC workshop on energy statistics❑Schedule: 28-30 June 2021, online❑Objective: To discuss the importance of energy efficiency indicatorsfor energy policy analysis and sharing of experiences on end-use
energy consumption data collection/estimation❑A joint training workshop with IEA❑Rationale: Most non-OECD APEC member economies cannot fill-in
the energy efficiency indicators template❑A total of 74 persons from 15 economies were registered, including
APERC participants❑EGEEC and APSEC participated7

20th APEC workshop on energy statistics❑ To be held in July 2022 (planning for an in-person or hybridworkshop)❑Part 2 of APEC-IEA collaboration on energy efficiencyindicators project❑Aims to provide non-IEA member economies withmethodologies/models in estimating end-use energy
consumption in the industry, buildings and transportation
sectors

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EGEDA’s training courses in energy statistics
Planned courses (2021)▪ Short-term (2 weeks)▪ Middle-term (8 weeks)▪ Special training course for Viet Nam (5 days)❑ Implemented course▪ Five-days online training course on energy statistics(November 29 to December 3, 2021)▪ 32 persons from 8 economies participated▪ Objective: To provide staff who work on energystatistics with a complete understanding of the aspectsof good energy statistics​❑9

EGEDA’s training courses in energy statistics (2)Planned courses (2022)❑ Short-term (2 weeks, July)❑ Middle-term (8 weeks, July-August)❑ Special training course for Viet Nam (5 days, August)❑ If travel is still prohibited, a one-week virtual training will
be held in lieu of the above❑ Objective: To provide staff who work on energy statistics
with a complete understanding of the aspects of goodenergy statistics​

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EGEDA’s online training course in 2021Agenda❑ Definition of energy products and flows❑ Calorific values and conversion of units❑ Preparation of energy balance tables❑ Calculating energy efficiency indicators❑ Calculating GHG emissions❑ Sharing of experiences in data collection by membereconomies

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32nd EGEDA meeting❑ Held on 12-13 October 2021 hosted by China❑ 18 member economies participated❑ EGNRET, EGEEC, IEA, IEF and IRENA❑ Agenda:▪ Report on APEC activities, data collection, tracking APEC energy

goals, JODI and energy efficiency indicators▪ APERC research activities▪ Report on collection of district cooling data

▪ Proposed data collection on hydrogen production and utilization▪ Updates in IRENA’s renewable energy statistics▪ EGNRET and EGEEC updates▪ Upcoming events▪ Election of EGEDA chair and appointment of vice-chair12

33rd EGEDA meeting❑To be hosted by the Philippines on 26-29

October 2022
❑Planning for an in-person meeting but preparing for virtualand hybrid meetings too❑Third day is planned to be an APERC event presenting the8th APEC energy outlook❑In addition to the usual items in the agenda, meeting willdiscuss finalization of hydrogen data collection template;energy efficiency indicators, further cooperation withEGEEC and EGNRET

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Tracking the APEC renewable energy
doubling goalPrimary energy supply
30
25

Thousand PJ

20
15
10
5

HydroGeothermal

SolarWind

Modern Biomass

2019

2018

2017

2016

2015

2014

2013

2012

2011

2010

2009

2008

2007

2006

2005

2004

2003

2002

2001

2000

0

Other renewables▪

Renewable energy supply increased by 39% from 2000-2010 and by 67% from 2010-2019▪

The growth rate was faster in 2010-2019 than in 2000-2010▪

Solar, wind and other renewables were the fastest growing sources from 2010-2019

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doubling goal (2)Primary energy supply
12.0%

9.66%

Share of modern renewables

10.0%

8.0%

6.97%
6.0%

4.83%
4.0%

2.0%

0.0%
2010

2011

2012
2010 Level

2013

2014

Growth until 2019

2015

2016

2017

2018

2019

Required increase▪

The share of renewable energy increased by 2.14% from 2010-2019; for 45% of the time
to 2030, the share increased by 44.5% only▪

From 2019-2030, this share should be increased by 2.69% more to achieve the goal.

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Tracking the APEC renewable energy
doubling goal (3)Primary energy supply5.0%

Gas
3.7%

4.0%
3.0%

Modern biomass
0.2%
SolarHydro
Geothermal
0.5%
0.5%
0.0%

2.0%
1.0%
0.0%
-1.0%

Oil
-0.9%

-2.0%
-3.0%
-4.0%
-5.0%

▪

Other nonrenewables-0.4%

Other renewables
0.3%
Wind
0.6%

Traditional
biomass
-0.2%

Coal
-4.3%

The decreases in the shares of coal, oil, other non-renewables and traditional biomass
were compensated by the increases in natural gas and modern renewables

16Tracking the APEC renewable energy
doubling goal (4)Final energy consumption
201816Thousand PJ

1412108642GeothermalElectricity

HeatSolar

Modern Biomass

2019

2018

2017

20162015

2014

2013

2012

2011

2010

200920082007

2006

2005

2004

2003

2002

2001

2000

0

Other renewables▪

Consumption of renewable energy increased by 47% from 2000-2010 and by 71% from 2010-2019▪

Like the energy supply, final energy consumption also grew faster in 2010-2019 than in 2000-2010▪

Consumption of electricity from renewable sources is calculated based on the share of electricity
from renewable energy to total power generation17

Tracking the APEC renewable energy
doubling goal (5)Final energy consumption
14.00%

12.26%

Share of modern renewables

12.00%

10.00%

9.06%

8.00%

6.13%
6.00%

4.00%

2.00%

0.00%
2010

2011

2012
2010 Level

2013

2014

Growth until 2019

2015

2016

2017

2018

2019

Required increase▪

The share renewable energy increased by 2.93% from 2010-2019 or 47.8% of the goal.

▪

APEC still has to increase RE share by 3.20%

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Tracking the APEC renewable energy
doubling goal (6)Final energy consumption
5.0%

Gas
2.8%

3.0%

Electricity
2.5%
Other nonElectricity
Heat renewables
0.6%
0.2%
0.0%

1.0%

Oil-0.1%

-1.0%

-3.0%

Traditional
biomass
-0.4%

Heat
0.0%

Otherrenewables
0.5%

Modernbiomass
-0.1%

-5.0%
-7.0%

▪

Coal
-6.0%

The decreasing shares of coal and oil were compensated by the increasing shares ofnatural gas, electricity and heat and other renewables.

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Tracking the APEC renewable energy
doubling goal (7)Power generation
4,500
4,000

Terawatthours

3,500
3,000
2,500
2,000

1,500
1,000

500

Hydro

Geothermal

Solar

Wind

Modern Biomass

2019

2018

2017

2016

2015

2014

2013

2012

2011

2010

2009

2008

2007

2006

2005

2004

2003

2002

2001

20000

Other renewables▪

Power generation from renewable sources increased by 52% from 2000-2010 and by 92% from 2010-2019▪

Like energy supply and final energy consumption, renewables grew faster in 2020-2019 than in 2000-2010▪

Solar, wind and biomass became the new sources of growth from 2010-201920

Tracking the APEC renewable energy
doubling goal (8)Power Generation
35.00%

31.16%

Share of modern renewables

30.00%

25.00%

23.05%

20.00%

15.00%

15.58%

10.00%

5.00%

0.00%
2010

2011

2012
2010 Level

2013

2014

Growth until 201920152016

2017

2018

2019

Required increase▪

The share of renewable sources in power generation increased by 7.47% from 2010-2019.

▪

The share should be increased by 8.11% more to achieve the goal21

Tracking the APEC renewable energy
doubling goal (9)Power Generation
5.0%
3.0%

Gas
1.2%

Biomass
0.4%

1.0%

-3.0%
-5.0%
-7.0%

▪

Hydro
1.2%

Geothermal
0.0%

-1.0%

Oil
-1.4%

Solar
2.5%

Wind
3.4%

Other renewables
0.0%

Other nonrenewables
-2.3%

Coal
-5.0%

The decreasing shares of coal, oil and other non-renewables werecompensated by the increasing shares of natural gas and renewable sources22

Closing thoughts❑Nine years from the base year or 45% of the time to 2030,
the share of renewables in energy supply increased by
44.5%❑In final energy consumption, the share of renewables
increased faster by 47.8% brought about by higher
penetration of renewable energy in power generation
which increased even faster by 48.0%❑The 8th APEC outlook analysis shows that the renewabledoubling goal can be achieved❑APEC member economies should sustain the momentum
from 2010-2019 to achieve or surpass the goal23

Thank you for your kind attention.
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