Mitigation Scenarios
The Carbon Calculator 2050 allows users to create their own emission reduction scenarios until 2050, with a combination of 40 components in 7 major sectors.
In the following some scenarios developed by national entities with interest in issues of reducing emissions or in any of the sectors of the calculator in particular are presented. These scenarios are accessible on the web tool 2050 Carbon Calculator under "example scenarios."
BASE SCENARIO according UPME
Description
Some assumptions of the calculator were prepared based on information generated by the UPME, in case of supply in electricity generation data expansion plan reference generation, transmission 2014 took - 2028, and updated scenarios supply and demand for oil in Colombia and from the demand side, the results of the projections made under the National Energy Plan Colombia included: energy ideas 2050 for the industrial, transportation and residential sectors.
Integration of the stage with Colombian carbon calculator 2050
The purpose of this comparison was to determine the level of the calculator which corresponds roughly the scenario presented by the UPME, therefore, these scenarios do not reflect the position of this entity with respect to the implementation of the measures under assessment (level ambition) in the calculator, but correspond to the energy supply and demand closer to UPME scenario projected considered.
Construction of the baseline scenario
Levels of ambition
- Electricity generation: one considers the stage 14 of the Reference Expansion Plan generation - transmission from 2014 to 2028, assuming that the power values remain stable until 2050 without considering the limitations of the transmission network.
- Fossil fuels: LEVEL 2 is considered the capture and use of methane in mining operations and hydrocarbon production PATH settings A - Shortage, improved level 1 to level 2 recovery and energy efficiency.
- Industrial Sector: PATH TO-UPME and level 1 of energy efficiency.
- Residential Sector: all components at level 1. The average annual difference between the baseline scenario and CCC2050 UPME selection is 5% for urban residential. For rural residential level 1 corresponds to the baseline scenario UPME.
- Transport Sector: all components in Level 1. The average annual difference between the baseline scenario and CCC2050 selection UPME is 15%.
It is important to note that the sectors of waste, commercial-service buildings, agriculture, planted and natural forests were not included in this scenario - CCC2050 therefore remain at level 1 for all other components.
ENERGY EFFICIENCY SCENARIO according UPME
Description
Some assumptions of the calculator were prepared based on information generated by the UPME, in case of supply in electricity generation data expansion plan reference generation, transmission 2014 took - 2028, and updated scenarios supply and demand for oil in Colombia and from the demand side, the results of the projections made under the National Energy Plan Colombia included: energy ideas 2050 for the industrial, transportation and residential sectors.
Integration of the stage with Colombian carbon calculator 2050
The purpose of this comparison was to determine the level of the calculator which corresponds roughly the scenario presented by the UPME, therefore, this scenario does not reflect the position of this entity with respect to the implementation of the measures under assessment (level ambition) in the calculator, but correspond to the energy supply and demand closer to the projected scenario considered.
Construction of the baseline scenario
Levels of ambition
- Electricity generation: 16.1 stage expansion plan reference is simulated generation - transmission from 2014 to 2028, replacing 474MW by 1200MW in wind energy. Additionally, it is assumed that the power values remain stable until 2050 without considering the limitations of the transmission network.
- Fossil fuels: LEVEL 2 is considered the capture and use of methane in mining operations and hydrocarbon production PATH settings A - Shortage, improved level 1 to level 3 recovery and energy efficiency.
- Industrial Sector: PATH C -1% and Tier 4 energy efficiency. The difference between the average annual UPME scenario and the selection is 4%.
- Residential Sector: all components at level 2. The difference between the average annual UPME CCC2050 selection stage and is 6%.
- Sector Transport: the combination of level that is closest to the stage UPME Management component is demand for passenger LEVEL 2, Energy efficiency and use of clean technologies passenger transport: LEVEL 3, freight demand management LEVEL 1, energy efficiency and use of clean technologies freight LEVEL 3. The difference between the average annual UPME scenario and CCC2050 selection is 12%.
It is important to note that the sectors of waste, commercial-service buildings, agriculture, planted and natural forests were not included in this scenario - CCC2050 therefore remain at level 1 for all other components.
WORLD STAGE ELECTRIC according UPME
Description
Some assumptions of the calculator were prepared based on information generated by the UPME, in case of supply in electricity generation data expansion plan reference generation, transmission 2014 took - 2028, and updated scenarios supply and demand for oil in Colombia and from the demand side, the results of the projections made under the National Energy Plan Colombia included: energy ideas 2050 for the industrial, transportation and residential sectors.
Integration of the stage with Colombian carbon calculator 2050
The purpose of this comparison was to determine the level of the calculator which corresponds roughly the scenario presented by the UPME, therefore, these scenarios do not reflect the position of this entity with respect to the implementation of the measures under assessment (level ambition) in the calculator, but correspond to the energy supply and demand closer to the projected scenario considered.
Construction of the baseline scenario
Levels of ambition
- Electricity generation: all components except nuclear energy at level 4. It is the largest effort for the generation of electricity is required.
- Fossil fuels: LEVEL 2 is considered the capture and use of methane in mining operations and hydrocarbon production settings PATH B - Base, improved level 2 to level 4 recovery and energy efficiency.
- Industrial Sector: PATH C -1% and Tier 4 energy efficiency. The difference between the average annual UPME scenario and the selection is 4%.
- Residential Sector: all components at level 2. The difference between the average annual UPME CCC2050 selection stage and is 6%.
- Residential Sector: all components at level 4. The difference between the average annual UPME CCC2050 selection stage and is 4%.
- Transport Sector: all components at level 4. The difference between the average annual UPME scenario and CCC2050 selection is 13%.
It is important to note that the sectors of waste, commercial-service buildings, agriculture, planted and natural forests were not included in this scenario - CCC2050 therefore remain at level 1 for all other components.