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Wir schaffen Wissen – heute für morgen

SETAC Europe 25th Annual Meeting

Integrating LCA and Scenario Modelling of the Energy System for Sustainable Policy-making

Kathrin Volkart

Laboratory for Energy Systems Analysis, Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI), Switzerland

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Outline

• Motivation

• Methodologies and concept

• Integration of Global MARKAL model and LCA

• Outlook

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Motivation

• The world faces various challenges related to the energy system, e.g.

• Climate change

• Resource depletion

• Energy access

• Security of supply

• Ecosystem damages

• Human health damages

• Addressing one of the challenges mentioned above may influence (the solution of) other challenges. This leads to complex decisions for

(energy) policy-makers.

• Therefore, integrated and consistent assessment methodologies are required for decision support and for the transition to sustainable energy systems.

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Outline

• Motivation

• Methodologies and concept

• Integration of Global MARKAL model and LCA

• Outlook

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Environmental assessment of single energy technologies and processes

• Included: detailed environmental and human health criteria

• Not included: dynamic temporal development, complete energy system

Life-cycle assessment (LCA)

Source: www.ecoinvent.org

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Developing, quantifying and analyzing scenarios of the energy system

• Included: system perspective, dynamic temporal development, techno-economic data

• Not included: other sustainability criteria (environment, human health)

Energy-economic system modelling (EEM)

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Integration of EEM and LCA

Combination of

• system-wide and dynamic temporal perspective of EEM, and

• detailed environmental and human health technology assessment of LCA

• Expected knowledge gains and insights

• Integrated and consistent assessments of energy systems

• Analysis of co-benefits and trade-offs between sustainability aspects of energy systems

• Insights for energy policy-making

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Outline

• Motivation

• Methodologies and concept

• Integration of Global MARKAL model and LCA

• Outlook

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Integration of GMM model and LCA

Developing, quantifying and analyzing scenarios of the global energy system

Global

• All energy sectors

• All energy resources

Multi-regional

• 15 world regions

• Trade (not for electricity)

MARKAL

• Bottom-up, technology rich (> 300)

• Perfect-foresight (2010 - 2100)

• Least cost optimization

(Total discounted system costs)

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Sub-ordination of the integrated models

ecoinvent Economy

Energy crops

Fuel mining

Fuel production

Education

IT & Communication

Entertainment

Services

Retail trade

Real estate activities

Accommodation

Construction

Plastics

Metals

Waste treatment

GMM model

Electricity

Transport

Integration of GMM model and LCA

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Integration of GMM model and LCA

ecoinvent GMM model

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Integration of GMM model and LCA

Concept of integrating ecoinvent data in the GMM model

HCO ELC

E01

Coal Conventional Electric

life-cycle energy use per activity

life-cycle energy use per capacity life-cycle impacts per capacity life-cycle impacts per activity

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Integration of GMM model and LCA

Allocation of an ecoinvent dataset to each GMM process

GMM process

GMM

description

ecoinvent v3 name

ecoinvent v3 regions

S12 Lignite

Extraction

Lignite mine operation

RER, RoW

E01 Coal

Conventional Electric

Electricity

production, hard coal

ASCC, AT, AU, BA, BE, BG, BR, CA- AB, CA-NB, CA-NS, CA-ON, CL, CN, CZ, DE, DK, ES, FI, FR, FRCC, GB, HICC, HR, HU, IE, IN, IT, JP, KR, MRO, MX, MY, NL, NO, NPCC, PE, PL, PT, RFC, RO, RoW, RU, SE, SERC, SI, SK, SPP, TH, TR, TRE, TW, TZ, UA, WECC, ZA

… … … …

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Integration of GMM model and LCA

Definition of the life-cycle impacts per activity and per capacity

Resources Land use Waste

hard coal power plant Fuel inputs

Material inputs

hard coal light fuel oil hard coal ash

Antimony Arsenic

Barium Benzene

Electricity from hard coal

Infrastructure Infrastructure

→ LC-impacts per capacity Upstream

→ cut-off

Operation

→ LC-impacts per activity

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Integration of GMM model and LCA

Definition of the life-cycle energy use per activity and per capacity

Electricity

Heat

Transport petroleum refinery

petroleum

electricity, medium voltage heat, district or industrial

ammonia, liquid refinery sludge

Benzene Methane, fossil Hydrocarbons, aliphatic

diesel from refinery operation

Upstream

→ cut-off Infrastructure

→ LC-energy use per capacity

Operation

→ LC-energy use per activity

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Integration of GMM model and LCA

Regional harmonization

Regional coverage for E01 in ecoinvent v3 Regional coverage for E01 in GMM model

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Integration of GMM model and LCA

Update of v2 datasets to v3

ecoinvent v2 (direct linking)

ecoinvent v3 (indirect linking)

PRODUCT

ACTIVITY ACTIVITY

PRODUCT

ACTIVITY MARKET PRODUCT

ACTIVITY PRODUCT

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Ex-post assessment of environmental burdens of delayed climate action scenario

Current limitations:

Integration of GMM model and LCA

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Outline

• Motivation

• Methodologies and concept

• Integration of Global MARKAL model and LCA

• Outlook

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External costs in the GMM model

Introduction of external costs to the GMM model

HCO

E01 ELC

Coal Conventional Electric

SO2 [t] x external cost factor [$/t SO2]

= external cost [$]

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Introduction of other sustainability aspects for Multi-criteria decision analysis (MDCA) min (cost) → min (w1 * INDICATOR1 + w2 * INDICATOR2 + …)

Integration of GMM model and MCDA

Environment Economy

Society Security of Supply

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I would like to thank…

Martin Densing, Chris Mutel & LEA staff

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Thank you for the attention

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