SEAP in Tallinn Raivo Kiis Tallinn City Government

SEAP in Tallinn Raivo Kiis Tallinn City Government Environment Department 28. 09. 2010

SEAP sectors § § § § § Producing and using energy Heat producing Transport and tarfic Streets lightning Water Waste management Dwelling construction Elements of public places Use of land Consuming habits

Fuel consumption in Tallinn 2003 - 2007

Consumption of fuels for heating in Tallinn 2007

Consumption of fuels for heating in Tallinn 2020

Consumption of fuels for heating in Tallinn

Changes in fuels consumption

Heat producing 2007

Heat producing 2020

Changes in heat prduction from 2007 to 2020

Dwellings by period of construction

Energy consuming by different sectors

Consuming the electricity by the sectors 2007

CO 2 emission by sectors

Fuels consumption in transport sector

Changes in fuels consuming in transport sector 2007 - 2020

Consumption of fuels by different kind of transport

Renewable energy sources and their usage in Tallinn More widespread renewable energy source in Tallinn during centuries has been wood fuel. In residential fireplaces for heating and cooking approximately 45. 2 thousand solid m 3 or 82. 1 GWh/y of several types of wood fuels are burnt nowadays. Some single detach houses are equipped of solar panels for production of hot tap water in summer period and the number of air-air heat pumps (by estimations until 1 000) for covering of base heat-load for single-family houses have drastically increased in last few year Other renewable energy sources have taken into use after 1990 ies. The extraction of landfill gas from Pääsküla Landfill of Tallinn started on 1994. Today on the base of landfill gas produced at an average 9 GWh/y heat and 12 GWh/y electricity

CO 2 emission in Tallinn City

Changes in CO 2 emission by energy sorces for 2020