ENERGI TERBARUKAN
Dr. Ir. Agus Haryanto, M.P PS. Keteknikan Pertanian Universitas Lampung 2009
ENERGY CHALLENGES
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ENERGY CHALLENGES
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ENERGY CHALLENGES
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World primary energy consumption
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Regional primary energy consumption pattern 2006
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Primary energy consumption per capita
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World Energy Demand
World Energy Demand (by type)
Consumption Growth
World Energy Demand (by region)
Driving force 1
Energy Intensity
Driving force 2 : Population
Oil section
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Map of proved oil reserves at end 2006
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Distribution of proved (oil) reserves 1986, 1996 and 2006
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Oil production by area
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Oil reserves-to-production (R/P) ratios
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Oil consumption by area
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Consumption growth • Global oil consumption grew by 1.1% in 2007. Consumption growth was robust in oilexporting countries.
Oil consumption per capita
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Crude oil prices since 1861
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Major oil trade movements
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Natural gas section
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Proved natural gas reserves at end 2006
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Distribution of proved (natural gas) reserves 1986, 1996 and 2006
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Natural gas production by area
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Natural gas reserves-toproduction (R/P) ratios
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Natural gas consumption by area
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Natural gas consumption per capita
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Major natural gas trade movements
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Coal section
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Proved coal reserves at end 2006
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Coal production – Coal consumption
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Fossil fuel reserves-toproduction (R/P) ratios at end 2006
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Nuclear energy section
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Nuclear energy consumption by area
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Hydroelectricity section
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Hydroelectricity consumption by area
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Solar electricity capacity
Growth averaged 42% pa over the past 10 years – at that rate solar capacity doubles every two years.
Solar electricity capacity Megawatts
2006
2007
2008
US
624.0
830.5
1172.5
North America
664.2
877.0
1226.7
2863.0
3998.0
5498.0
118.2
630.2
3291.2
Europe
3220.4
4999.6
9614.9
Jepang
1708.5
1918.9
2148.9
Total Others
1814.9
2080.8
2603.3
Total
5699.5
7957.4 13444.9
Germany Spain
Geothermal • The slowest growing renewable energy in 2008. • Geothermal capacity grew by 4.2% (422 MW) in 2008, to reach 10.4 GW. • New plants coming on stream in the US, Iceland, Indonesia, New Zealand, Turkey and Kenya. • The US has the largest geothermal capacity (3 GW or 28.6% of the world total), followed by the Philippines (2GW), Mexico and Indonesia (1 GW each).
Geothermal capacity Megawatts
2006
2007
2008
US
2830.7
2936.5
Philippines
1978.0
1978.0
1978.0
2998.5
Indonesia
872.5
982.5
1042.5
Mexico
959.5
959.5
964.5
Italy
810.5
810.5
810.5
New Zealand
434.0
471.6
586.6
Kenya
422.1
485.5
573.0
Total
9675.3
10045.5 10469.7
WIND ENERGY
Wind capacity Megawatts
2006
2007
2008
US
11635
16879
25237
Germany
20652
Spain
11614
China
2588
India
6228
Total
74306
22277
23933
14714
16543
5875
12121
7845 94005
9655 122158
ETHANOL ENERGY
BIODIESEL ENERGY (US)
BIODIESEL ENERGY (WORLD)
Decarbonization