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Резкое увеличение добычи газа в США, которое составило около 60 % от общемирового роста.

Добыча газа росла стабильными темпами третий год подряд (+4 % в 2019 г.) в основном за счет США и России

На долю США, которые являются крупнейшим производителем газа, пришлось более половины мирового прироста в 2019 г., за ними следовали Россия, Австралия, Китай и Иран. Внутренняя добыча газа в США увеличилась более чем на 10 % благодаря новым разработкам сланцевых месторождений в Техасе и Пенсильвании. Кроме того, свое влияние на увеличение добычи газа в США оказали новые мощности по экспорту СПГ и высокий спрос со стороны электроэнергетики.
Продолжился рост добычи газа в России (+3,4 %) и Австралии (+18 %), который стимулировали проекты по производству СПГ (выход на полную мощность заводов, построенных в 2018 г. или запущенных в эксплуатацию в 2019 г.) и внутренним спросом.
Продолжается сокращение добычи газа в Европе (–5,7 %) из-за снижения производства в Норвегии в связи с обслуживанием и простоями (–5,7 %) и продолжающимся сокращением добычи газа на Гронингенском месторождении в Нидерландах (–13 %). В Латинской Америке добыча газа осталась примерно на прежнем уровне, несмотря на спад на 5 % в Аргентине.

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European solar thermal capacities grew by 2.5% to 37 GWth in 2019

According to Solar Heat Europe, the total installed solar thermal capacity in Europe grew by 2.5% to 37 GWth in 2019. Newly installed capacity increased by 3.4% and reached almost 1.6 GWth, which is higher than the growth registered in 2018 (2.4%). The highest increase in cumulative capacity was observed in Bulgaria (+15%), Denmark and Poland (over 10% growth). At the end of 2019, the country with the largest capacity in operations was Germany (nearly 13.6 GWth), followed by Greece (3.4 GWth) and Italy (3.4 GWth). There are over 10 million solar thermal systems installed in Europe, generating a total of 26.3 TWhth. The total solar thermal energy storage capacity available amounts to 185 GWhth. 

04
Jan

Renewables accounted for 49% of Germany's power mix in 2020

According to the German Federal Network Agency (Bundesnetzagentur), the network load decreased by 3.2% and net power generation declined by 5.2% in 2020. Conventional power generation fell by 12%, while renewable power generation rose by 4.1%. Consequently, the share of renewables in the network load increased from 46.1% in 2019 to 49.3% in 2020, with wind accounting for 27.4% and solar PV for 9.7%; the remaining 12.2% corresponded to biomass, small-hydropower and other renewables. In 2020, Germany was net electricity exporter with a total of 18.9 TWh, though net exports fell by more than 45% (exports declined by 12%, while imports grew by 39%). The average day-ahead wholesale electricity price in 2020 was €30.47/MWh, down from €37.67/MWh in 2019.

22
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In 2019, renewables covered 19.7 % of energy consumed in the EU

According to Eurostat, the share of renewables in gross final energy consumption at the European Union level reached 19.7% in 2019, compared with 9.6% in 2014 and only 0.3% short of the 2020 target of 20%. Sweden had by far the highest share among the EU Member States in 2019 (56.4%), followed by Finland (43.1%), Latvia (41.0%), Denmark (37.2%), and Austria (33.6%). The lowest proportions of renewables were recorded in Luxembourg (7.0%), Malta (8.5%), the Netherlands (8.8%), and Belgium (9.9%). In addition, the share of renewables in electricity consumption rose to 34.1% in 2019 in the EU; they accounted for 22.1% of total energy use for heating and cooling and for 8.9% for transport.

09
Dec

Japan's GHG emissions fell to record low in 2019-2020

According to the Japanese Ministry of the Environment, Japan’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions decreased by 2.7% in the financial year 2019-2020 (April 2019-March 2020) to 1,213 MtCO2eq, their lowest level since 1990-1991. It represents a 14% decline compared to the financial year 2013. It is the sixth year in a row of decline, which is mainly driven by the increased use of renewable energies, the restart of nine nuclear reactors and a lower energy demand thanks to a warmer winter and a reduced energy consumption by industry.


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