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Future Energy Scenarios Stakeholder workshop FES Overview October 2017 Briefly about National Grid Electricity Gas Producers and Generators Importers System Operator National Grid Transmission owner Electricity E&W


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Future Energy Scenarios Stakeholder workshop FES Overview

October 2017

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Briefly about National Grid…

Electricity Generators Gas Producers and Importers National Grid Transmission owner Electricity – E&W Gas - GB

System Operator

Commercial and Domestic Customers Electricity Distribution Networks Gas Distribution Networks

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What are the Future Energy Scenarios and how are they used?

  • Credible energy pathways to 2050
  • Consider energy demand and supply on a whole system basis
  • Unconstrained
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What are the Future Energy Scenarios and how are they used?

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Developing FES with stakeholders

Our stakeholder engagement this year involved:

  • Over 390 organisations engaged
  • Webinars on a range of subjects
  • Workshops across four locations
  • Continuing the conversation

through thought pieces and newsletters

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FES 2017 – Key messages

COMPLEX ADAPT CONSUMER GAS

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Our 2017 scenario matrix

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Sensitivities

Decarbonised Gas High Electrification Consumer Renewables High EV

2017 sensitivities

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Demand Supply

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Demand

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Heat

Residential Heating

7% 80% 13%

Oil

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Consumer Power – Total: 363TWh Steady State – Total: 360TWh Total: 337TWh - Slow Progression Total: 274TWh - Two Degrees

Heat

Gas

Electricity Oil Heat pumps

80% 13% 7% 10% 5% 78% 7% 75% 11% 7% 7% 79% 7% 11% 3% 20% 68% 2% 10%

Residential demand - 2030

Total: 362TWh

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H e a t T r a n s p

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Demand

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Consumer Power Steady State Slow Progression Two Degrees

3.3m 9.3m 1.9m 5.1m

Transport

100K

Number of EVs - 2030

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Transport

Total electricity demand for EVs

10 20 30 40 50 2016 2020 2025 2030 2035 2040 2045 2050

TWh

Two Degrees Slow Progression Steady State Consumer Power

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H e a t T r a n s p

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Demand

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Power

60W 10W 5W

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Power

TV Pickups above 500MW

2006 2016

523 63

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2017

Power

With consumer engagement

48GW 29GW 24GW 24GW

Unconstrained 2050

63GW 59GW

Effects of Smart technology and Consumer Choice

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300 350 400 450 2015 2020 2025 2030 2035 2040 2045 2050 TWh

Two Degrees Slow Progression

Electricity

Total Annual Electricity Demand

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Supply

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Greenest summer ever

52%

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Electricity

Thermal Renewables Nuclear Interconnectors Storage

19% 6% 13% 6% 57% 25% 3% 11% 5% 55% 41% 1% 8% 5% 44% 28% 3% 6% 11% 53%

33 % 4% 50 % 9% 4%

Installed capacities type - 2030

Consumer Power – Total: 150GW Steady State – Total: 116GW Total: 132GW - Slow Progression Total: 147GW - Two Degrees

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Consumer Power – Total: 150GW Steady State – Total: 116GW Total: 132GW - Slow Progression Total: 147GW - Two Degrees

Electricity

36%

Distribution

64%

Transmission

34%

Distribution

66%

Transmission

27% 73% 41%

Distribution

59%

Transmission

Installed capacities location - 2030

Total: 100GW

56%

Transmission

46%

Distribution

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Supply

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Bacton Isle of Grain Theddlethorpe Easington Milford Haven Teesside Barrow Burton Point St Fergus

Gas

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Consumer Power – Total: 968TWh Steady State – Total: 968TWh Total: 737 TWh - Slow Progression Total: 671 TWh - Two Degrees

8%

Distribution

92%

Transmission

44%

Distribution

56%

Transmission

15%

Distribution

85%

Transmission

Gas

98%

Transmission

2%

Distribution

100%

Transmission

0.2%

Distribution

97%

Transmission

3%

Distribution

Distributed gas potential - 2030

Total: 923Twh

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Consumer Power Steady State Slow Progression Two Degrees

Gas

Imported gas

51%

Indigenous gas

49%

Imported gas

87%

Indigenous gas

13%

Imported gas

79%

Indigenous gas

21%

Imported gas

93%

Indigenous gas

7% 55% 45%

Indigenous Supply - 2050

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