Name of replaced or discontinued measure or initiative |
Name of replacement-measure, cf. Table 4.18 |
GHG affected |
Type of instrument |
Status for implementation |
Implementing entity/ player |
CO2-reduction in 20014 |
Average annual CO2 reduction for 2008-2012¹ |
The energy sector |
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Mill. tonnes CO2 |
Mill. tonnes CO2 |
National CO2-allowance scheme for electricity producers |
EU CO2 allowance scheme entered into force 1/1 2005 |
(CO2) |
Economic (financial) |
National allowance scheme in force 15/6 2000 to 31/12 2004 |
State authorities, energy producers.
EU CO2 allowance scheme also covers energy-intensive enterprises |
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Subsidy to electricity generation (RE) |
Price supplement for environment friendly elec² |
(CO2) |
Economic (financial) |
Reorganised 1/1 2005 |
State authorities, energy producers |
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Subsidies for electricity generation (wind turbines) |
Price supplement for environment friendly elec² |
(CO2) |
Economic (financial) |
Reorganised 1/1 2005 |
State authorities, energy producers |
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Priority for electricity from CHP plants |
Price supplement for environment friendly |
(CO2) |
Economic (financial) |
Reorganised 1/1 2005 |
State authorities, energy producers |
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Requirement for offshore wind turbines |
Tenders for offshore turbines³ |
(CO2) |
Regulatory (admin.), economic (financial) |
Replaced by tenders |
State authorities, energy producers |
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Scrapping scheme for old, badly located wind turbines |
Scrapping scheme for old wind turbines4 |
(CO2) |
Economic (financial) |
Old scheme stopped end of 2003 |
Local/ regional authorities, interest organisations, energy producers, state authorities |
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Renewable energy Island |
(Finished as state initiative) |
CO2 |
Economic (financial), R&D |
Continued locally, see www.veo.dk |
Consumers, supply companies, interest organisations, local/regional authorities, research institutions, state authorities |
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Construction subsidy for renewable energy |
(Scheme discontinued) |
|
Economic (financial) |
|
State authorities, enterprises |
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Subsidy for investment in energy savings by industry |
(Scheme discontinued) |
CO2 |
Economic (financial) |
Scheme discontinued end of 2001 |
State authorities, enterprises |
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Subsidy for conversion of old housing to coal CHP |
(Scheme discontinued) |
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Economic (financial) |
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State authorities, enterprises |
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Subsidy to promote connection to coal CHP |
(Scheme discontinued) |
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Economic (financial) |
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State authorities, enterprises |
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State subsidy for energy savings measures in housing for pensioners |
(Scheme discontinued) |
CO2 |
Economic (financial) |
Scheme discontinued end of 2003 |
Local and state authorities, consumers |
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1 Effects of some of these measures are included in the Effort Analysis cf. annex B2.
2 The amendment to the Electricity Supply Act, which entered into force on 1 January 2005, means that all environmentally friendly electricity, i.e. electricity from wind turbines and other renewable energy
(RE) plant, small CHP plants etc., is now sold under market conditions. The previous support for environmentally friendly electricity, where consumers were obliged to take electricity at a fixed settlement
price has also been transferred to financial support as a price supplement added to the market price.
3 In accordance with the energy policy agreement of 29 March 2004 two offshore wind turbine farms will be established, each of 200 MW, one at Horns Rev, and one at Rødsand.. The offshore wind
farms should be in operation in 2008/2009. There are currently no plans for further development of offshore wind farms. Any further development will depend on the initiatives taken in the Energy Strategy
2025, with a view to providing the basis for future extension based on market conditions.