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GRAPE (IAE) GRAPE (IAE) GRAPE (IAE) GRAPE (IAE) Atsushi Kurosawa Atsushi Kurosawa Asia Modeling Meeting Asia Modeling Meeting September 17 2009 September 17 2009 September 17, 2009 September 17, 2009 Tsukuba, Japan Tsukuba, Japan Key


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GRAPE (IAE) GRAPE (IAE) GRAPE (IAE) GRAPE (IAE)

Atsushi Kurosawa Atsushi Kurosawa Asia Modeling Meeting Asia Modeling Meeting September 17 2009 September 17 2009 September 17, 2009 September 17, 2009 Tsukuba, Japan Tsukuba, Japan

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Key Design Characteristics

  • Participating Model: GRAPE (Global Relationship

Assessment to Protect the Environment)

y g

)

  • Model Type: Integrated Assessment Model (IAM),

using ISAM as its climate model

  • Participating Modelers: Atsushi Kurosawa
  • Time Step: 10 years

p y

  • Time Frame: 2000 to 2150
  • Solution Type: Intertemporal Optimization

yp p p

  • Equilibrium Type: General Equilibrium with

Macroeconomic Production Function

  • Underlying Computing Framework: GAMS
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Inputs and Outputs p p

  • Key inputs

– Demographics: Population by region Demographics: Population by region – Economic: Reference GDP and energy demand, other parameters in CES production function (e.g. elasticities, TFPs) TFPs) – Resources: Depletable resource by grade (e.g. fossil fuel and uranium); renewable resource by grade (e.g. biomass, hydropower) or price down over time(e g wind solar) hydropower) or price down over time(e.g. wind, solar) – Technology: Energy conversion (e.g. generation, hydrogen, synfuel) and CCS, enduse products (vehicle, CHPs, FCs)

  • Key outputs

– Economic: GDP, investment, consumption – Energy: Production, conversion, enduse and trade – Agriculture: Production, landuse, food demand – Emissions: CO2, nonCO2(CH4, N2O, F-gases), other agents Emissions: CO2, nonCO2(CH4, N2O, F gases), other agents – Climate: GHG conc., radiative forc., temperature, etc.

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Regional Scope & Other Detail g p

  • Regional Details:

– Regional Scope: Global – Number of Sub-Regions: 15 – Asian Regions: Japan, China, India, Southeast Asia

Oth D t il

  • Other Details:

– Energy Demand Sectors : Transportation, Electricity, St ti Stationary – Climate and CO2 feedbacks to Terrestrial Biosphere

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Asian Baselines

Power Generations

JAPAN CHINA

Power Generation (JPN)

1000 1200 1400

SOL PV WIND BIO HYDGEO

Power Generation (CHN)

16000 18000 20000

SOL PV WIND BIO HYDGEO

JAPAN CHINA

400 600 800 1000 (TWh)

HYDGEO FBR NUCL H2 NG CTL OIL IGCC

6000 8000 10000 12000 14000 (TWh)

HYDGEO FBR NUCL H2 NG CTL OIL IGCC

200 2000 2010 2020 2030 2040 2050 2060 2070 2080 2090 2100

IGCC COAL

2000 4000 2000 2010 2020 2030 2040 2050 2060 2070 2080 2090 2100

IGCC COAL

INDIA Southeast ASIA

Power Generation (SEA)

10000 12000 14000

SOL PV WIND BIO HYDGEO

Power Generation (IND)

7000 8000 9000 10000

SOL PV WIND BIO HYDGEO

INDIA Southeast ASIA

4000 6000 8000 10000 (TWh)

HYDGEO FBR NUCL H2 NG CTL OIL IGCC

3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 (TWh)

HYDGEO FBR NUCL H2 NG CTL OIL IGCC

2000 2000 2010 2020 2030 2040 2050 2060 2070 2080 2090 2100

IGCC COAL

1000 2000 2000 2010 2020 2030 2040 2050 2060 2070 2080 2090 2100

IGCC COAL

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Previous Work on Asia

Energy Innovation Analysis “Cool Earth - Innovative Energy Technology Program”

Efficiency improvement Low carbonization

gy gy g 21 key innovative energy technologies.

  • 1. Efficient

4.I nnovative solar power

Supply si

  • 2. Efficient coal-fired

power plant

  • 5. Advanced

nuclear Power Generation

  • 3. CCS
  • 9. PHEV/ EV
  • 7. I TS
  • 1. Efficient

LNG-fired power plants

  • 6. Superconducting power transmission
  • 8. FCV

ide

power Transport

D

  • 10. Biofuel
  • 11. I nnovative materials/

manufacturing process

  • 12. Steel making

process with Hydrogen 15 F l ll f I ndustry Residences/

Demand sid

  • 18. HEMS/ BEMS/

Regional EMS

  • 13. Efficient

houses/ buildings

  • 14. Efficient

lighting

  • 16. Efficient

Heat pumps

  • 17. Efficient I T

devices/ networks

  • 15. Fuel cells for

residential use Residences/ Buildings

de

5 Regional EMS devices/ networks

  • 21. Hydrogen

production/ storage/ transport

  • 19. Power

storage

  • 20. Power

electronics

  • 3. CCS

( restated) Cross-cutting

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Previous Work on Asia

Sustainable Biofuel Use – Conceptual Study

Resource Biomass Utilization System Definition

* Boundary * Timeframe * Other Conditions

Resource

* Biomass Resource * Land Use Competition *Water Resource

Energy Conversion

* Technologies * Energy Demand * Supply Stability

Society

* International Cooperation * Energy Security * Standards * O h S i l F Supply Stability * Other Social Factors

Environment

* LCA * Biodiversity

Economy

* Utilization System Cost

Source: ERIA Project Report, 2007

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Previous Work on Asia

Synfuel Analysis – CTL and Biofuel

Natural Gas

LPG Methane CNG Vehicles

Power Generation Crude

MTG Gasoline Gasoline LPG Vehicles

Transportation Oil

FT Oil Diesel Vehicles Diesel Vehicles

Conversion Conversion COAL

Heavy Oil Methanol Airplane Marine

Stationary

Ethanol DME

Stationary Biomass Biomass

Ethanol BDF