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David Wilson | Scotland’s Low Carbon Ambitions
1. Scotland’s Low Carbon Ambitions David Wilson Director of Energy and Climate Change [email_address]
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4. “ Hope is on the horizon. You are exploiting one of the greatest resources anywhere on the planet, with wind onshore and particularly offshore” Vice President Al Gore, visiting Edinburgh September 2011 "The Scottish Government has already taken the lead with our ambitious legislation to cut emissions by 42% by 2020”. Mike Rann, the outgoing premier of South Australia, awarding Scotland’s First Minister the South Australia International Climate Change Award. International recognition of Scotland’s climate ambitions
5. Adjusted Scottish Net Greenhouse Gas Emissions, 1990 - 2008, and 2020 and 2050 Targets Base Year
6. Snapshot of progress to date.. Figure 2b:Greenhouse Gas Emissions by source 1990, 1995, 1998 - 2009
9. Current policies + new proposals not enough either New proposals Current policies
10. Current Policies + EU move to 30% Traded sector emissions is enough EU move to 30% target Current policies
11. Current policies +proposals+ EU move to 30% is comfortably enough EU move to 30% target New proposals Current policies
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13. Beatrice Project, World’s Deepest Offshore Wind Installation 2 x 5 MW machines in 45 water depth Pelamis P2 device Testing at EMEC – the world’s only grid connected wave and tidal test base Peterhead World leading integrated gas CCS project Whitelee Wind Farm, near Glasgow 322MW, 140 turbines Europe’s largest windfarm
19. Adapted from Royal Dutch Shell Foresight matters . . . Current Realities ( mental maps ) Multiple Paths Alternative Future Images FORESIGHT The Present The Path The Future FORECAST
25. Scotland’s Low Carbon Ambitions David Wilson Director of Energy and Climate Change [email_address]
26. 25% Europe’s offshore wind potential 10% Europe’s wave potential 25% Europe’s tidal stream potential Well established onshore wind Scotland: Winner (again) of the natural lottery
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Notes de l'éditeur
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But we have perhaps underestimated the wider picture. Not just electricity, but heat, transport, farming, forests and peatland. We have put exhaustive effort into the right hand list – how to green up the supply of electricity. Still more to do on Renewable Heat But key challenge on the left hand side - changing the behaviour of consumers and businesses But the scale of ambition here is one that demands a much stronger focus on behavioural change than has traditionally been the case on issues of public policy We’ve followed the six Es as our guidance here – and fully aware of the latest work led by the Institute of Government / Cabinet office. We are only at the start of our task to embed this new thinking in our approach, but we would like Scotland to be a prominent player (and not just in the field of climate change). And we have something new to offer – ask Rebekah to tell you more about that But finally:
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And we now have a sense that we have wont he natural lottery again
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