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Korea & the World(7)Alternate Energy & Global

Warming2010. 4. 13김 병 구

[email protected]

This Week in Brief

• 키르기스탄 반정부 유혈사태 , 과도정부 출범

• 다임러 - 르노 - 닛산 전략적 제휴 발표• 천안함 침몰 다국적 진상규명단 발족• 미 2010 핵태세 검토보고서 발표• 과거 약탈 유물 환수 국제회의 카이로 개최

Global Warming - Mitigations

• Low carbon green growth economy• Energy efficiency, conservation efforts• Introduce carbon tax system• UN climate change initiatives• Kyoto Protocol expires in 2012• New Protocol in Copenhagen, Dec. 2009

Copenhagen Protocol

• UNFCCC (Framework Convention on Climate Change)

• 192 Member States (S/N Korea 포함 )• COP-15 held in Copenhagen, Dec. 2009• New legally binding protocol by 2012• Each MS commits to GHG emission level• Major polluters expected to ratify

Global Warming Summary

• Mechanism : CO2 greenhouse gas from burning fossil fuels

• Consequence : climate change, ecology disruptions• National strategy : low carbon, green growth

– Post-Kyoto, Copenhagen Protocol – Carbon tax, credit trading– Develop alternate energy sources

• Personal strategy– Energy conservation, back to nature

Alternatives to Fossil Fuel Energy

• Electricity– Present: coal, oil, hydro, nuclear, natural gas– Alternate: wind, solar, tidal, fusion

• Transportation– Present: oil, coal– Alternate: electric, hybrid, hydrogen

• Process heat, space heating– Present: coal, oil– Alternate: high efficiency, insulation

Satellite View of the World at Night

World Energy Production by Source

(not including wood or biomass)

86% of World Energy Produced by Fossil Fuels86% of World Energy Produced by Fossil Fuels

Renewable Carbon-free Energy Alternatives

• Hydro power– Potential sites already developed

• Wind power– Low energy density, site limitations, expansion

• Solar power– High capital cost, site limitations, expansion

• Tidal power– Very high capital cost, only special sites

Hydro Supplies 20% of Global Electricity Hydro Supplies 20% of Global Electricity ProductionProduction

China, Canada and Brazil Lead in Hydroelectric China, Canada and Brazil Lead in Hydroelectric GenerationGeneration

Photo-Voltaic Panels are too Expensive for the Grid

Toyota Highlander HybridToyota Highlander Hybrid Energy-efficient Gas-Electric HybridEnergy-efficient Gas-Electric Hybrid

Transportation is the Greatest Challenge for COTransportation is the Greatest Challenge for CO22

Emissions ReductionEmissions Reduction

10 Personal Conservation Means (1)

• Change light bulbs– From regular bulb to fluorescent light– 1 bulb effect : 70 kg CO2 savings/year

• Drive less– Walk, bicycle, metro subway, public trasport– Every 10 km not driving: 4 kg CO2 savings

• Recycle more– Home garbage separation for recycle– Half recycle: 1200 kg CO2 savings/year/house

10 Personal Conservation Means (2)

• Check your tire air pressure– Proper pressure ~3% better gas milage– 1 liter fuel saving: 3 kg CO2 savings

• Use less hot water– Save hot water while shower, washing

• Avoid products with a lot of packaging– Resource conservation, reduce wastes

• Adjust room temperatures– Summer less air-con, winter 1-2 degrees lower

• 1,000 kg CO2 savings/year/house

10 Personal Conservation Means (3)

• Plant a tree– 1 tree : 1 ton CO2 absorption/30 yearTurn off electric devices– Unused lights, TV, PC, DVD, stereo etc.

• Be a part of the solution– www.ClimateCrisis.net

Understanding Nuclear Power

• Double faces of the atom– Military: Hiroshima, Nagasaki– Peaceful: nuclear electricity, nuclear medicine,

agriculture, water, etc.

• Pro/cons on nuclear electricity– Pro: no carbon, no pollution, large scale

• High-tech infrastructure

– Con: nuclear proliferation, waste disposal concerns