Renewable energy sources research in Slovenia

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Ministry of
of Higher
Higher Education,
Education, Science
Science &
& Technology
Technology /
Ministry
Slovenian Research
Research Agency
Agency
/ Slovenian
E-mail: [email protected]
Web sites: http://www.rtd.si,
http://www.arrs.gov.si,
http://www.mvzt.gov.si
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Renewable Energy Research in Slovenia
– Part 1
Ales Gnamus, Ph.D.
National Contact Point “SustDev”
[email protected]
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© A. GNAMUS - RES Research in Slovenia
SLOVENIA
Green Treasure of EUrope
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RES RESEARCH in…
Presentation Overview
Sights & Seeing
Facts & Figures
Organisation of SD Activities
Education & Research
International R&D Co-operation
FP6 & National Contact Points for the FP6
Part 2
Part 3
RES Research Potentials for the EU RTD Programmes
Slovenia Your Cooperation Partner (SYCP)
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SIGHTS & SEEING - I.
Wilderness & Diversity
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SIGHTS & SEEING - II.
Green Treasure of EUrope
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SIGHTS & SEEING - III.
Art & Architecture
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FACTS & FIGURES - I.
*
Basic data
Area:
20 273 km2
Admin. Division:
Population:
2 millions (2005)
Population density: 98 persons / km2
Constitution: Parliamentary democracy
Capital:
12 Admin. Units*
Ljubljana (pop. 400 000)
Coastline:
48 km
Highest peak: Triglav 2864 m
High Landscape Diversity:
4 Geographic Regions
5 Climatic Regions
5 Landscape Regions
GDP per capita: 13 677 € (2005)
GDP (ppp):
17 200 € (2003)
Real GDP annual growth rate:
5.1 %(2005)
GERD as % of GDP: 1.45%(2004)
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FACTS & FIGURES - II.
Regionalization
3 Administrative Regions (NUTS-2 level):
Eastern Slovenia:
51% population
53% territory
GDP(ppp): 64% EU-25 avg.
Central Slovenia:
25% population
13% territory
Western Slovenia:
24% population
34% territory
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FACTS & FIGURES - III.
Geographic Diversity
Geographic Regions (4):
- Alpine
30%
- Dinaric
30%
Panonic
Alpine
Dinaric
Mediterranean
Main geographic feature - Karst:
- covers 42% of land - over 7400 known caves !
- Mediterranean
10%
- Panonic
30%
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FACTS & FIGURES - IV.
Climate Diversity
Climate Regions (5) - with all transitions:
- Alpine
- Sub-Alpine
- Dinaric
Alpine
- Panonic
Sub-Alpine
- Mediterranean
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FACTS & FIGURES - V.
Landscape Diversity
Landscape types (5) complying with geographical regionalisation on the basis of
climate & geology of the territory:
Alpine
Sub-Alpine
Coastal
Karst
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Sub-Pannonian & Pannonian
Landscape characteristics:
pristine nature
large preserved areas
moderate agriculture activities
FACTS & FIGURES -VI.
Protection of Natural Habitats
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FACTS & FIGURES -VII.
Environment & Energy Policy Deliverables
PUBLICATIONS - MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT and SPATIAL PLANNING:
• Programme Documents - Background for National Strategy on RES & SD:
National Communication under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (July 2002)
Biodiversity Conservation Strategy of Slovenia (March 2002)
Biological and Landscape Diversity in Slovenia (September 2001)
National Environmental Action Programme (September 1999)
• Public Awareness:
See the Sea -The Slovenian Mediterranean and Sustainable Development (March 2002)
Admire me Softly (January 2002)
International and Intergovernmental Committments of Slovenia regarding
Water Bodies (October 2000)
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ORGANISATION OF SD ACTIVITIES
National Co-ordination
GOVERNMENT
PARLIAMENT
National Council for Sustainable Development
Ministry of the Finances
Ministry of
High.Education
Science &
Technology
Ministry of
the Economy
National Council for Science & Technology
Agency for High
Education
Agency for
Science
Agency for Technol.
Developm.
Office for
Enterpreneurship &
Competitiveness
Office for Ind. Developm.
Sl-Intellectual Property
Office
Ministry of the Environment
& Spatial Planning
Governmental
Office for Struct.
Policy & Regional
Developm.
Other Ministries:
Ministry of
Transport,
Agriculture,
Health,
Forestry & Food
...
National R&D Council
National Council for Environmental Protection
Environmental Agency
Agency for Efficient Use of Energy & RES
Office for Spatial Planning
Agency for Nuclear Safety
National Developm.
Agency
Regional Developm.
Agencies
Surveying & Mapping Administration
Agency for Agricultural
Markets & Rural Developm.
Office for Protect. & Registr.
of Plant Varieties
SI-Veterinary Administr.
Inspectorate for Agriculture,
Forestry, Hunting & Fishery
Other Agencies
& Services
Slovenian National Bioplatform
Targeted Developmental Research
Public & Private
State & Private
Research Institutes
Universities / Faculties Slovenian Academy of Sciences & Art
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NGOs
Industry &
Chamber of Industry & Commerce
Private Companies (SMEs)
Slovenian Science Foundation
Ad Futura Grant Agency
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EDUCATION & RESEARCH - I.
Higher Education
EDUCATION POTENTIAL:
40 Students / 1000 Inhabitants = Total cca. 80 000
Public
85%
Private
15%
- PUBLIC HIGHER EDUCATION
3 large public universities + 24 post-secondary vocational colleges:
University of Ljubljana (23 faculties, 1 professional college & 3 art academies)
University of Maribor (12 faculties & 1 professional college)
University of Primorska (5 faculties & 2 professional colleges)
- INDEPENDENT HIGHER EDUCATION
8 private institutions of higher education + 27 post-second. vocat. colleges:
University of Nova Gorica - Politechnic (5 faculties, grad.school & 7 institutes/centres)
4 postgraduate faculties
3 professional colleges
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EDUCATION & RESEARCH - II.
Scientific Research
R&D POTENTIAL:
- High number of R&D personnel per capita (6 / 1000 inhabitants);
- Total Business Enterprise R&D personnel 4800 / Total R&D person. 12000;
- Elaborated network of regional & international co-operation;
- Developped information & communication infrastructure;
- Excellency in many research fields;
- Gross Expenditure on R&D = 1.45% GDP (2004)
- distribution by source of financing:
3
1,90 %
2
Higher education
sector
0,8%
1
Funds from
abroad
6,7%
Private non-profit
sector
0,10%
0
USA
OECD
EU
av erage
Slov enia
Government
sector
39,9%
Business sector
52,6%
Source: MHEST 2004
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EDUCATION & RESEARCH - III.
Scientific Research
RESEARCHERS by Sector:
Higher education
sector
29%
Source: Rapid Reports 2004
STRUCTURE of the BUDGET for R&D in 2004:
Researcher's
education &
training
18%
Others
7%
Basic & Applied
research
41%
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Private non-profit
sector
2%
Government
sector
35%
KEY R&D PROGRAMMES:
- RTD projects;
- RTD programmes - stable financing for HQ;
Information &
communication
infrastructure
9%
Research
equipment
Subsidies - Investments in
3%
technological
buildings
development
4%
6%
Business sector
34%
- staff systematisation;
- Young researchers training (3000 in 15 yrs.);
Institutional
funding
12%
- Infrastructure & Research equipment;
- Targeted Research Programmes - R&D
for developmental needs.
Source: MHEST 2004
EDUCATION & RESEARCH - IV.
Scientific Research
RESEARCH CO-ORDINATION:
- National R&D Council;
- National Council for Science & Technology;
- Coordination of line Ministries - Targeted Developmental Research;
MAIN RESEARCH PERFORMERS:
- Universities & Private Free-standing Institutions of Higher Education
- The Slovene Academy of Sciences & Arts
- 15 National Research Institutes & 2 Infrastructure Institutes
Jozef Stefan Institute,
National Institute of Biology,
National Institute of Chemistry,
Geological Survey of RS,...
- 21 Public Institutes
- Private non-profit institutes Coordination “Chamber of Industry & Commerce”
- 300 Research units in business sector
RESEARCH FACILITATORS:
- NGOs - Slovene Science Foundation, “Ad Futura” Grant Agency,…
- Slovenian Business & Research Association, Brussels - networking, lobbying,...
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INTERNATIONAL R&D CO-OPERATION-I.
Bilateral Co-operation
PRIORITIES & AIMS:
- EU member states;
- Neighbouring countries;
- Highly developed & regionally important non-European countries (USA,
Canada, Japan, China, Russia, Brazil, etc.);
- EFTA & CEFTA member countries.
TOTAL NUMBER OF BILATERAL PROJECTS:
800
700
600
500
No. 400
300
200
100
0
1994 1995
1996 1997
1998 1999
2000 2001
Year
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INTERNATIONAL R&D CO-OPERATION-II.
Bilateral Co-operation
NUMBER OF SLOVENIAN BILATERAL PROJECTS BY COUNTRIES (2000-2005):
90
80
70
60
2000
50
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2001
2002
40
2003
2004
30
2005
20
10
0
24
Source: MHEST 4/2005
INTERNATIONAL R&D CO-OPERATION III.
Multilateral Co-operation
PRIORITIES & AIMS:
- ERA & EU R&D programmes - FP5, FP6, FP7, EURATOM;
- Other European R&D programmes - COST, EUREKA, LIFE, IEE, NATO, etc.;
- International organisations (UNDP, UNIDO, CICGEB, ICS, CERN, IIR, ICPE, EMBC, etc.);
- Regional co-operation (TriCo, Interreg III – CBC, Alpine Space, CADSES, etc.);
- Slovenian Business & Research Association, Brussels - networking, lobbying,...
TOTAL NUMBER OF MULTILATERAL PROJECTS 1991-2005:
385
350
300
250
200
150
285
222
132
75
54
25
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No. of Projects
400
Source: MHEST 2005
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FP6 - I.
Partnerships & Success Rate of Slovenia
MOST FREQUENT PARTNERS of
SLOVENIAN PARTICIPANTS in
SUCCESSFUL FP6 PROJECTS:
SUCCESS RATE in FP6 PROJECT CONTRACTS
(in 2005):
EU25 population
IL
3%
NO
3%
HU
2%
Other
Countries
12%
SI population
UK
13%
I
9%
B
4%
S
5%
DK
6%
Source: MHEST 6/2005
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2 millions
0,43%
15 953
100%
587
3,68%
4 441
100%
286
6,4%
D
13%
GR
3%
FI
3%
A
4%
460 millions
NL
6%
E
6%
FP6 proposals submitted
FP6 proposals with SI
participants
F
8%
FP6 total retained projects
FP6 retained projects with
SI participants
Source: CORDIS 6/2006
FP6 - II.
Benchmarking by funded projects
FUNDED FP6 PROJECTS per
MILLION INHABITANTS in 2004:
FP6 PROJECT CONTRACTS:
87
IS
Total No. of FP6 Contracts
68
MT
65
CY
59
LI
Contracts with SI participation
57
SI
55
DK
SI Coordinators
52
52
NO
IE
4 441
100%
286
6.4%
14
5.0%
41 232
100%
322
0.78%
9 600M€
100%
41.3 M€
0.43%
52
FI
50
SE
CH
48
BE
48
Total No. of participants in signed contracts
46
EE
NL
44
41
LU
41
AT
SI participants in signed contracts
37
GR
25
LV
24
IL
24
PT
22
HU
Total EU contribution for signed contracts
21
CZ
SK
18
UK
18
ES
18
EU Contribution for SI participants
16
FR
15
LT
15
IT
Source: EC 2/2006
13
DE
9
PL
9
BG
5
RO
1
TR
0
20
40
60
80
100
No.
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Source: EC Key Figures 2005
FP6 - III.
Participation in FP6 - Energy
ACC / AS PARTICIPATION in the TOTAL
ACC / AS PARTICIPATION in the TOTAL
No. of SELECTED FP6 PROJECTS
No. of SELECTED FP6 PROJECTS
6.1. Sustainable Energy Systems (1st Call) 6.1. Sustainable Energy Systems (1st Call)
- New Instruments (IPs, NoEs):
- Traditional Instruments (STREPs, CAs):
35
34
Source: CIRCA 7/2003
40
35
25
24
25
20
20
15
10
6
5
5
4 4
2
2
2
5
3
2
3
0
1
2
N o . o f p artn ers in selected
F P6 p ro jects in 6.1 - T I
30
N o . o f p a rtn e rs in s e le c te d
F P 6 p ro je c ts in 6 .1 - N I
Source: CIRCA 7/2003
0
39
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20
18
17
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National Contact Points for the FP6
National Coordinator
Mr. Albin Babič
Slovenian Research Agency
Phone:+386 1 4784 688
e-mail:[email protected]
Aeronautics NCP
Dr. Boris Pukl
Phone:+386 1 4784 684
e-mail: [email protected]
NEST NCP
Dr. Aleš Mihelič
Ministry of Higher
Education, Science &
Technology
Phone:+386 1 4783 201
Innovation NCP
Mag. Rajko Sabo
Ministry of Higher
Technology
Phone: +386 1 4784 640
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BioTechHealth NCP
Dr. Livija Tušar
Ministry of Higher
Technology
Phone: +386 1 4784 681
Food NCP
Dr. Livija Tušar
Ministry of Higher
Technology
Phone:+386 1 4784 681
SME NCP
Mag. Rajko Sabo
Ministry of Higher
Technology
Phone:+386 1 4784 640
Mobility NCP
Dr. Radojka Verčko
Ministry of Higher
Technology
Phone:+386 1 4784 683
NanoMatPro NCP
Dr. Bojan Jenko
Ministry of Higher
Technology
Phone:+386 1 4784 633
Sustdev NCP
Knowledge Society NCP
Dr. Aleš Gnamuš
Mr. Blaž Golob
Ministry of Higher Education, Slovenian Research Agency
Science & Technology
Phone:+386 1 4784 734
Phone:+386 1 4784 691
IST NCP
Dr. Andreja Umek Venturini
Ministry of Higher Education,
Science & Technology
Phone: +386 1 4784 668
INCO NCP
Mr. Albin Babič
Phone: +386 1 4784 488
Coordination NCP
Dr. Radojka Verčko
Ministry of Higher
Technology
Phone:+386 1 4784 683
EURATOM NCP
Mag. Igor Grličarev
Ministry of Environment &
Spatial Planning
Phone: +386 1 4721 133
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