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Ref. Ares(2020)2890088 - 04/06/2020

 
o   With type of mix with very high amounts of variable RES, you also need to
balance the system and ensure security of supply. We foresee a stronger
role for Demand side response (120GW to 150GW)- that could be
provided by from electric vehicles, heating and cooling of buildings as
well as from some industrial processes (Slide 63-67) . This system wide
shift is clearly enshrined in the Clean Energy Package.
 
o   As Key enabler  – we have identified a smarter and reinforced
distribution grid that integrates new market participants (e.g.
decentralized solar PV and local flexibility sources), and plays a
significant role in consumer empowerment through managing local
congestions and redispatch, security of supply and grid resilience
issues. (slide 74)
 
o   A revised TEN-E regulation can therefore play a pivotal role in facilitate
decarbonisation towards electrification by leveraging on cost-effective
renewables integration at local level ,  facilitating  EV recharging
infrastructure and electric heating infrastructure deployment.
§  District heating and cooling are expected to keep on playing critical
roles in some geographies, while 45% to 63% of buildings energy
consumption could be electric in 2050 driven by adoption of
electric heat pumps. Our study foresees direct electrification of
space and water heating to go up to 44% in the most ambitious
scenario. In some countries such as Germany, the impact of
electrification of heating at low and medium voltage grid is
expected to as high as the EV deployment.
§  In transport, we foresee that 63% of total final energy
consumption will be electric in our most ambitious scenario
(slide 28-30) Based on recent agreed objectives on Car Co2
targets (37.5% for 2030), we estimated that 30 million EVs will
be on the road by 2030 and  connected to the distribution’s grid.
 
1.        Eurelectric’s Value of the Grid Paper – giving an overview of distribution grids
new role and contribution to EU energy and climate objectives (Main summary
and p.19 of the doc)
 
2.       Factsheet on EU funding in distribution grids (enclosed) - giving  an overview
of DSO projects funded/ financed by EU instruments  (CEF, Cohesion Funds, EFSI)
between 2014 and 2019 -  based on EU open datas. Please note it is a work in
progress.
 
3.       Additional requests – I’ve noted you were keen on receiving  more information
on :
-          bottlenecks at distribution grid level and potential cross border effects resulting
from investment gaps
-          flexibility platforms investment needs