Munich – a Pioneer in Climate Protection
SWM’s Renewable Energies Expansion Campaign Dr. Markus Henle (SWM), Ulfried Müller (City of Munich) September 5th 2013
The City of Munich Key Figures Capital of the State of Bavaria with 1.452 million inhabitants One of Germany‘s most important economic hubs 734,000 employees The headquarters of BMW, Siemens, Munich Re, Allianz Insurance, Linde, MAN, Infineon and 90,000 companies are located in Munich.
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Environmental Policy Goal to reduce the CO2 -Emissions from 1990 to 2030 by 50%. Long range goal of 2.5 tonnes of CO2 per head and year Most important instruments: „Integrated Action Programme for the Protection of the Climate in Munich“ (City administration) and the „Renewable Energies Expansion Campaign“ of the Stadtwerke München (SWM).
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SWM‘s Energy Concept – The Challenge • Guarantee a reliable, secure supply of electricity for a big city with a strong industry • Meet the very ambitious political goals regarding renewable energies, energy efficiency and climate protection, thus beeing very responsible for the environment • Produce electricity in a very competitive industry on a European level with competitive prices • Enter a new field with technical and financial risks • Responsibility for the environment –
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The Company
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Stadtwerke München • stands for a reliable, secure supply of electricity, district heating, natural gas and water • keeps Munich mobile in an environmentallyfriendly way • is committed to the environment and genuine ecological principles • plays a role in making Munich one of the leading business locations in Europe • is one of the largest communal companies in Germany - 100% owned by the city of Munich
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Stadtwerke München
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• Customers
approx. 1.1 million (energy and water)
• Employees
approx. 7,800
• Turnover 2012
€4.5 billion
• Electricity network
approx. 12,000 km
• District heating network
approx. 800 km
• Gas network
approx. 3,500 km
• Water network
approx. 3,200 km
• Transport network
approx. 628 km
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SWM‘s Energy Strategy
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Renewable Energies Expansion Campaign By 2025, SWM wants to cover all of Munich’s consumption with green energy generated in its own plants. Munich intends to be the first city worldwide with more than one million inhabitants to reach this ambitious goal. All in all, we will earmark a budget of ₏ 9 billion for the expansion of renewable energies in the period until 2025. SWM uses a wide range of natural resources, i.e. water, wind, sun, geothermal power, biomass. SWM invests in Munich and the region, but also across Europe at suitable locations.
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Renewable Energies Expansion Campaign 2008
Today
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Power consumption of Munich: 7.5 billion kWh per year.
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Today, the share of green electricity is 12.2 %. This corresponds to the requirements of 370,000 households in Munich.
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Including all projects already in the realization stage, the share of green electricity will come to 37 %. This is significantly more than the requirements of all of Munich’s approximately 800,000 households as well as the underground and tram systems.
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All already initiated or executed projects prevent the emission of approx. 5 million tonnes of CO2 per year.
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Renewable Energies Expansion Campaign
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Virtual Power Plant – Management of decentralized energy supplies
Virtual Power Plant: A network of several small-scale power plants which are pooled and operated like a single system. The virtual power plant helps to meet electricity demand based on green electricity production. The virtual power plant enables reliable and cost-effective operation of small-scale power plants.
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Thank you for your kind attention!
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