Government Decree No. 195 / 2001 Coll.
Government Regulation laying down details of the content of the territorial energy concept
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GOVERNMENT REGULATION
of 21 May 2001
laying down details of the content of the territorial energy concept
The Government orders pursuant to § 4 (7) of Act No. 406 / 2000 Coll., on Energy Management:
(1) This regulation sets out details of the content of the territorial energy concept at regional, capital city of Prague and statutory cities.
(2) If the municipality makes use of its right to acquire a territorial energy concept for or part of its territorial area, it may proceed according to this Regulation, taking into account the availability of input data.
(1) The analysis of trends in energy demand
(a) an analysis of the territory in order to collect population and residential structure data, including the outlook, as well as geographical and climatic data on the basis of which thermal technical calculations can be carried out and future energy production and consumption analysis;
(b) an analysis of consumer systems and their claims in subsequent years aimed at identifying consumers and consumer systems in the following breakdowns: housing, amenities, business sector and quantifying their energy performance.
(2) The analysis of possible sources and ways of energy management contains:
(a) an analysis of the availability of fuels and energy to determine the structural distribution of the conventional, non-traditional and renewable energy sources used and their share and availability in the supply of the area concerned;
(b) an assessment of the compliance with the mandatory part of the zoning plan containing areas and corridors for public works, the conditions for the development of the municipality and its breakdown and the concept of technical equipment.
(3) The evaluation of the applicability of renewable energy sources contains:
(a) an analysis of the possibility of using renewable energy sources aimed at regional and local objectives and reducing the environmental burden;
(b) the identification and use of any secondary energy resources in the territory.
(4) The assessment of economically viable savings shall be carried out according to the tabular and graphical outputs of the territorial energy concept set out in the Annex to this Regulation; This evaluation shall include:
(a) the potential for savings and their implementation in consumer systems, where the opportunities for obtaining energy savings in individual consumer systems are determined and the potential amount of energy that can be saved for individual consumer systems by implementing austerity measures; saving measures will be divided from feasibility into available and economically promising energy savings potential,
(b) the potential for savings and their implementation for production and distribution systems, where the opportunities for obtaining energy savings in individual production and distribution systems are determined and the potential amount of energy that can be saved for individual production and distribution systems by implementing austerity measures is expressed; savings measures shall be divided in terms of feasibility into available and economically promising energy savings potential, including an assessment of the use of best available technologies.
(5) The solution to the energy economy of the territory contains:
(a) ensuring the energy needs of the territorial districts with a share of the use of renewable and secondary resources and energy saving and economic efficiency, respecting the state energy concept, regional constraints and ensuring the reliability of the supply of individual forms of energy;
(b) the formulation of options for technical solutions for the development of the local energy system to meet the requirements defined by the forecast for the development of the energy demand of the area concerned and for air quality and climate protection requirements. The principle of two-way energy supply may apply when formulating variants. The variants of the technical solution must in particular:
1. build on the principles of the integrated resource planning method, develop a balanced development strategy between consumer demand and production resources on the basis of an equivalent assessment of the measures in the source and consumption side of the territorial area, with a preference for territorial self-sufficiency before long-distance transfers associated with loss of distribution;
2. ensure reliable energy supply,
3. maximize energy efficiency of primary energy use;
4. make the most of the potential for energy savings and renewable and secondary energy sources;
5. meet the requirements for air and climate protection;
6. be technically and economically feasible;
(c) quantification of the effects and entitlements of variants, in particular:
1. the energy balance of the new state and the share of losses in the production distribution,
2. the investment costs generated by the proposed technical solution;
3. operating costs, in particular fuel and energy costs;
4. production costs associated with energy security;
5. land harvesting requirements;
6. the generation energy effect of the source part of the system,
7. the quantity of pollutants produced and their comparison with the emission ceilings and limits;
8. saving primary energy resources;
9. New jobs created,
(d) a comprehensive assessment of the variants of the development of the territorial energy system, which means the decision-making process on the optimal variant of the future method of production, distribution and use of energy in the territorial area by means of multiple criteria respecting, in particular, economic and environmental objectives. Therefore, the assessment is carried out preferably on the basis of multi-criteria decision-making and risk analysis methods. The selection of partial decision-making criteria shall be based on the objectives of the national ecological and energy concepts and the objectives of the acquirer of the territorial concept. Economic objectives shall be quantified using economic efficiency criteria involving a systemic approach and sound economic assessment methods. The method used shall respect the time value of the money and cost flows generated by the implementation and operation of the option evaluated. A comprehensive risk analysis shall also be carried out in order to assess the level of risk associated with the implementation of the individual variants of the local energy system,
(e) determining the order of priority of variants in terms of the highest degree of efficiency of achieving the defined objectives of the local energy system and the recommended most appropriate variants of the development of the energy system in the territory concerned. The sum of the weights of the environmental and economic evaluation criteria must be the same.
This Regulation shall enter into force on the day of its publication.
Prime Minister:
Ing. Zeman v. r.
Minister for Industry and Trade:
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Annex to Government Decree No. 195 / 2001 Coll.
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Government Decree No. 195 / 2001 Coll., laying down details of the content of the territorial energy concept |
|---|---|
| Regulation Type | Regulation |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 18.06.2001 |
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| Effective from | 18.06.2001 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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