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EFA SEC2017 Conference

Leeuwarden, Stenden hotel

October 27-28-th.

• H. de Vries

www.sec2017.eu

Co-operation project:

• the ‘’Onafhankelijke SenaatsFractie’’ (OSF)
• The European Free Alliance (EFA)
• The Frisian National Party (FNP), its

working group on Energy

• The University of Twente

Program content discussions started at the EFA conference in Ajacchio in 2016). Also during the fringe-session in Katowice April 2017.

• Research started from London to Poland.

Budget trajectory started with Dutch Co-operation of regional & local parties (OSF) and resulted in a co-

• peration with the EFA and University of Twente :
• 1. Research on overview of most (crucial) Sustainable

energy sources in the timeframe of 2020 – 2050.

• 2. Modelling for Fryslân, workout of scenarios.
• 3. Political impact implementing Sust. Energ. Sources.

Conference with experts like

• Prof. W. Sinke

Students from the University presenting 3 projects.

Parellelsession with input from the audience.

Main results of the conference ?

• Clear reports (Univ. Twente) with overview and usefull

structures and insights. (available on request)*)

• Structures for all available research and information.
• Confirmation of knowledge about energy sources,
• incl. their business impact. (Risks, Opportunities)
• Opportunities for better co-operations (models). At

European level (EFA) and regional. (OSF, etc.)

• A more powerfull network to realize concrete actions

and projects.

• Ability to advise parties, public organisations, and

institutions.

*) For those who were part in the budget for the projects.

Follow-up, actions, who(m)? How ?

Research & education. Population

EnerRegieRie *) tasks (a.o.):

• Involve and inform people about the

(im-)possibilities of sustainable energy sources.

• (More) Research and actions/projects to

define and organise with Universities and Advanced Technology education/institutes.

• Co-ordinate and stimulate actions,

investments.

• Find funding (models) and budgets.
• Create Strategy plans and realise the

transision to actions. *) Energy Council

!

Follow-up, actions, who(m)? How ?

Province of Fryslân:

• Initiate a Taskforce (EnerRegieRie)
• Complete the Strategy (or ‘’Master’’-) plan

and needed actions and projects.

• Hurry with such plans and approach the

government in ‘’the Hague’’ with such plans and actions. Do so before others (like the Min. Staff) develop plans for Fryslân.

• Extract opportunities from the mentioned

plans and act before competitors do.

• Become member of the

‘’Climate-Cautious Regions’’.

Follow-up, actions, who(m)? How ?

EFA en FNP workgroup:

• Involve members in new sustainable energy

developments.

• Realize an EFA energy team or combination.
• Act with e.g. seminars and conference
• sessions. (Include storage options with Battery-

and Bio-tech. H2 and consider Thorium)

• FNP- wurkgroep participation in EnerRegieRie.
• Stimulate other polit. parties to co-operate.
• Advise with knowledge base from the

conference and University (twente) reports.

• Develop new plans and projects.(work. Group)

Follow-up, actions, who(m)? How ?

EFA parties, regions of the EU :

• Combine and expand studies showing the

inequality and unbalances in the approach of government centres towards regions.  act towards the EU (institutions).

• Mind specifically the Spanish situation.
• Approach the EU for a uniform policy for

the civilians and their personal use of sustainable energy sources.

• Co-operate in the nonsense-battle for energy-

‘’super-regio’s’’. Mind the (Ana Stanic ‘’Winterpackage’’

Follow-up, actions, who(m)? How ?

Dutch government:

• Inform (Fia Prov. Or EnerRegieRie) the Holland

government about Fryslân strategy and actions for the implementation of Sustainable energy.

• Show also what Holland can de to support

itself for future use of sustainable sources and how to co-operate on the EU-level.

• How to support ‘’killing’’ the EU-commission

idea for energy super-regions.

• Propose practical Research projects in the area
• f Geothermal and also Thorium.

Follow-up, actions, who(m)? How ?

Communities and energy co-

• perations
• Find and develop ways to increase the know-

ledge level of energy co-operations.

• Create and support Business planning and

financial structures like crowd-funding.

• Links to the ‘’EnerRegieRie’’,(Frisian Energy-

council).

• Align previous points with other regions in the

EU.(EFA).

Follow-up, actions, who(m)? How ?

Companies & Institutes :

• Strengthen Co-operations like those in the
• FFFF. Create or integrate those in the Council.

(The ‘’EnerRegieRie’’).

• Use the council to develop plans with the

parties of the Tripple Helix. Also for new Research.

• Promote examples, best practice (from Compa-

nies and institutes in all levels of education

• incl. basic school-level.
• Learn from other Regions in the EU. E.g. which

energy institutes are succesfull.

Follow-up, actions, who(m)? How ?

Education and Research:

• Use the Frisian Energy Strategy (or ‘’Master-

plan’’) as developed by the EnerRegieRie to define research-projects (incl. funding) and realize execution with the nút Frisian/Northern- University institutions and Advanced Studies. (HBO-Bachelor level education)

• Give priority to the most promising souces for

Fryslân like Geothermal Energy.

• Promote activities and projects to/with all

school-levels.

Follow-up, actions, who(m)? How ?

• 1. Inventory on Sustainable

Energy Souces. (2020-2050) (for Co-ordination Management levels

in business, society and politics)

• 2. Model the Energy future

for Fryslân. (Example/Case also

for other regions.)

• 3. Inventory of political barriers

(introducing Sustainable Energy). Examples of Research performed by the team of Twente University.

• Wind-turbines
• Solar- panels
• Bio-energy
• Geothermal
• Other and storage

Education & Research.

• Wind-turbines (pres. Prof. Sinke)
• Larger needed, but locate at see.
• Small types (below 20 m.) not efficient.

In case of use, limit hights.

• More creative models to enable land

(of close to shore-) use.

• Over-supply to link to H2-production

and co-develop with transport sector.

• Link H2-production to Bio-energy.

Education & Research.

• Solar (See presentation Prof. Sinke)
• No breakthroughs to be expected.

Efficiency will increase another 10%.

• Roadmaps: Cost reduction but main-

ly in systems and constructions.

• Large area’s will matter.
• More creative concepts increase accep-
• tance. Not only roofs and slopes.
• Surplus of energy from panels to be

stored in new battery systems of H2.

Education & Research.

• Bio-energy (v. Maris, Busm., Oosterh.)
• Priority for a ‘’healthy’’ soil: a stable

base for agriculture and cattle.

• For the Frisian model remains bio-mass

for 10 Pj. (for Elect. 8 Pj.)

• Find creative sources like Algae (in e.g.

the ‘’wadden-area’’.

• Mix H2 production with Bio-gas.
• Bio-gas as energy storage.

Education & Research.

• Geothermal energy (Salverda)
• High potential for Frisian cities and close

environment.

• Promote opportunities (e.g. solution to

avoid landscape ‘’pain’’)

• Primairy use for electr. production. Use

rest-heat to feed city tube-systems up to 20 km.

• High employment opportunities and know-

how centres. (NHL, Univ. )

• Riscs in Frl. much lower than Groningen.
• Huge knowledge of underground > 4 km.

Education & Research.

• Storage and other sources.
• Storage potential for H2 from Wind and

Solar Sources. (Store at peak-times)

• Use Battery-model of Scotish farms.
• Practical implementation of ‘’Blue-energy’’.
• Negotiate Statistical Transfer (also between

regions). Offer options to national Govrn.

• See for EU-level options for CSP and

include ext. EU-areas like N-Africa. Widen southern belt with Italy and Greece.

• . . . . . . .

Education & Research.

• Partly report of CMC-funded investigation
• n political barriers implementing Sustainable

Energy Sources in different areas of Europe.

• Research and interviews show:
• 1. Huge inequal approach amongst nations in the EU.

Some have subsidies while other use ‘’Sun-taxation’’.

• 2. Still Regions are exploited and have hardly or no

compensation for supply of fosile fuels or Sust. Energy.

• 3. Opportunities for the EFA to react via the

EU channels ?

All mentioned actions and proposal will stay

• n the agenda of the working group.

For questions and proposals approach: henk.de.vries@fnp.frl See also www.sec2017.eu