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REPORT SCOPE:
This Energy Sector in Ireland report is part of OCO Consulting’s Industrial Series, focusing on the composition of the sector in Ireland and how it is changing in RoI and NI from both a production and supply angle.
The report aims to provide an accurate and concise overview of the key trends in the energy market during the last five years and to highlight the major factors that are impacting on its structure and development.
The key drivers of the industry include the general economic growth and performance, energy use among sectors, environmental factors, rising prices, new developments, political objectives and public interests.
Market size and segmentation data for the key energy related fuel segments are shown for the period 2001-05.
Short company profiles for the key players in the Irish energy market for both supply and distribution are provided.
The opportunities and potential future developments in the industry are also discussed to assess the likely performance of the market over the next few years.
Finally a forecast of the market is provided up to 2010.
PUBLICATION DATE:
The IRELAND ENERGY MARKET RESEARCH REPORT was last updated:
October 2005
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CONTENT:
Table of Contents
Introduction
Methodology
Definition
Geographical, national and regional definitions
Conversion factors
Currencies
Exchange rates
Abbreviations
Executive Summary
Market size
Market drivers
Market segmentation
Supply and distribution
Opportunities
The future
Market Drivers
Economic growth
Figure 1: GDP & Total Primary Energy Requirement (TPER), RoI, 1999-2000
Figure 2: GDP & Total Primary Energy Requirement (TPER), RoI, 2000-2004
Economic growth, Northern Ireland
Figure 3: GDP & Total Primary Energy Requirement (TPER), NI, 2000-2004
Type of industry
Figure 4: Total Final Consumption (TFC) of Energy by Sector, RoI, 1990-2004
Type of industry, Northern Ireland
Costs
Figure 5: Price Index for Energy Products, RoI, 2000–2004 (Base year 2000)
Figure 6: Index of Energy Prices, UK, 1996-2004 (Base year 1996)
Figure 7: CO2 Emissions by Sector, RoI, 1996-2003 20
Northern Ireland emissions
Renewable energy, innovations and issues
Biomass
Wind power
Other renewables
Hydropower
Solar energy
Efficient building
Political objectives
Social issues and public interest
Speculation
Market Size
Figure 8: Consumption of Fuels in Ireland, 2001-2005
Figure 9: Consumption of Fuels in Ireland, 2001-2005
Market Segmentation
Figure 10: Energy Fuels by Segment, All-ireland, 2001-2005
Figure 11: Segmentation of Energy Fuels Market by Value, All-Ireland, 2005
Figure 12: Segmentation of Energy Fuels Market in Tonnes of Oil Equivalent (TOE), All-Ireland, 2005
Petroleum products
Figure 13: Value of Petroleum Products, RoI, NI & All-Ireland, 2001-2005
Natural gas
Figure 14: Value of Natural Gas, RoI, NI & All-Ireland, 2001-2005
Coal
Figure 15: Value of Coal Market, RoI, NI & All-Ireland, 2001-2005
Peat
Figure 15: Value of Peat Market, RoI, 2001-2005
AES
Airtricity
Bord Gais
Bord na Mona
BP
Edenderry Power Ltd
ESB
Exxon Mobil
Maxol
Phoenix Natural Gas
Premier Power
Premier Transmission
Shell
Statoil
Synergen
Texaco
Viridian Group
Opportunities
Renewable energy
Biomass
Biofuels
Combined heat and power
Deregulation, all island framework and EU interconnectivity
Forecast
Figure 16: Forecast value of energy consumption, RoI & NI, 2006-2010
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