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SD_NG_BC
Front Cover
Table of Contents
1 The SD Natural Gas Fund™
1.1 About SDTC
Figure 1: SDTC Total Portfolio Value Across Canada
Figure 2: The Companies Delivering Natural Gas
1.2 About the Canadian Gas Association (CGA)
2 Executive Summary
2.1 Downstream Natural Gas Use
Figure 3: Breakdown of Natural Gas Consumption in Canada, 20122*
2.2 Downstream Natural Gas Vision Statements
Figure 4: Downstream Natural Gas Vision Statement, GHG Emissions
Figure 5: GHG Emissions Reductions from the Downstream Natural Gas Vision, by Sub-Sector
2.3 Investment Priorities
2.3.1 Near Term Investment Priorities
Table 1: Near Term High Priority Investments
Table 2: Near Term Medium Priority Investments
2.3.2 Long Term Investment Priorities
Table 3: Long Term High Priority Investments
Table 4: Long Term Medium Priority Investments
2.4 Non-technical Priorities
2.4.1 Integration of Natural Gas and Electricity Provision
2.4.2 Energy Literacy
2.4.3 Demonstration Opportunities for New Technologies
2.4.4 Clarification of Financial and Regulatory Structures
3 Report Process, Scope and Structure
3.1 Report Process
Figure 6: The SDTC STAR™ Process
Figure 7: SDTC’s Mandate
3.2 Report Scope
3.2.1 Downstream Natural Gas Sub-Sectors
3.3 Structure of Report
4 Background
4.1 Natural Gas Use in Canada
Figure 8: Breakdown of Natural Gas Consumption in Canada, 20124†
Figure 9: Natural Gas Consumption in Canada, PJ, 1995 – 2012
Figure 10: Natural Gas Consumption by Sector in Canada, PJ, 1995-2012
Table 5: Increase in Natural Gas Consumption by Sector in Canada, 2012 vs. 1995
4.2 Projected Natural Gas Use
Figure 11: Projection of Natural Gas Consumption by Sector in Canada, PJ, 2014-2030
Front Cover
Table of Contents
1 The SD Natural Gas Fund™
1.1 About SDTC
Figure 1: SDTC Total Portfolio Value Across Canada
Figure 2: The Companies Delivering Natural Gas
1.2 About the Canadian Gas Association (CGA)
2 Executive Summary
2.1 Downstream Natural Gas Use
Figure 3: Breakdown of Natural Gas Consumption in Canada, 20122*
2.2 Downstream Natural Gas Vision Statements
Figure 4: Downstream Natural Gas Vision Statement, GHG Emissions
Figure 5: GHG Emissions Reductions from the Downstream Natural Gas Vision, by Sub-Sector
2.3 Investment Priorities
2.3.1 Near Term Investment Priorities
Table 1: Near Term High Priority Investments
Table 2: Near Term Medium Priority Investments
2.3.2 Long Term Investment Priorities
Table 3: Long Term High Priority Investments
Table 4: Long Term Medium Priority Investments
2.4 Non-technical Priorities
2.4.1 Integration of Natural Gas and Electricity Provision
2.4.2 Energy Literacy
2.4.3 Demonstration Opportunities for New Technologies
2.4.4 Clarification of Financial and Regulatory Structures
3 Report Process, Scope and Structure
3.1 Report Process
Figure 6: The SDTC STAR™ Process
Figure 7: SDTC’s Mandate
3.2 Report Scope
3.2.1 Downstream Natural Gas Sub-Sectors
3.3 Structure of Report
4 Background
4.1 Natural Gas Use in Canada
Figure 8: Breakdown of Natural Gas Consumption in Canada, 20124†
Figure 9: Natural Gas Consumption in Canada, PJ, 1995 – 2012
Figure 10: Natural Gas Consumption by Sector in Canada, PJ, 1995-2012
Table 5: Increase in Natural Gas Consumption by Sector in Canada, 2012 vs. 1995
4.2 Projected Natural Gas Use
Figure 11: Projection of Natural Gas Consumption by Sector in Canada, PJ, 2014-2030
5 Applicant Technologies for SDTC Funding
Figure 12: SOIs by Sub-Sector
6 Industry Vision
Figure 13: Downstream Natural Gas Vision Statement, GHG Emissions
Figure 14: GHG Emissions Reductions from the Downstream Natural Gas Vision, by Sub-Sector
6.1 Residential
Figure 15: Residential Sub-Sector Vision Statement, GHG Emissions
Table 6: General Data and Assumptions Used in the Residential Vision Statement Calculations
Table 7: Technology Data and Assumptions Used in the Residential Vision Statement Calculations
6.2 Commercial
Figure 16: Commercial Sub-Sector Vision Statement, GHG Emissions
Table 8: General Data and Assumptions Used in the Commercial Vision Statement Calculations
Table 9: Technology Bin Data and Assumptions Used in the Commercial Vision Statement Calculations
6.3 Industrial
Figure 17: Industrial Sub-Sector Vision Statement, GHG Emissions
Table 10: General Data and Assumptions Used in the Industrial Vision Statement Calculations
Table 11: Technology Bin Data and Assumptions Used in the Industrial Vision Statement Calculations
6.4 Power Generation
Figure 18: Power Generation Sub-Sector Vision Statement, GHG Emissions
Figure 19: Transportation Sub-Sector Vision Statement, GHG Emissions
Table 12: Technology Bin Data and Assumptions Used in the Power Generation Vision Statement Calculations
6.5 Transportation
Table 13: Market Adoption Assumptions Used in Transportation Vision Calculations
Table 14: GHG Reductions Associated with Fuel Switching in Transportation Sub-Sectors
Figure 20: Renewable Natural Gas Sub-Sector Vision Statement, GHG Emissions
6.6 Renewable Natural Gas
7 Needs Assessment
7.1 Technical Needs
7.1.1 Residential
7.1.2 Commercial
7.1.3 Industrial
7.1.4 Power Generation
7.1.5 Transportation
7.1.6 Renewable Natural Gas (RNG)
7.2 Non-technical Needs
7.2.1 Cross-Cutting
7.2.2 Residential
7.2.3 Commercial
7.2.4 Industrial
7.2.5 Power Generation
7.2.6 Transportation
7.2.7 Renewable Natural Gas (RNG)
8 Market Assessment
Table 15: Rationale for Market Analysis - Key Points
Figure 21: Market Analysis for the Residential, Commercial and Industrial Sub-Sectors
Figure 22: Market Analysis for the Renewable Natural Gas, Power Generation and Transportation Sub-Sectors
9 Technical Needs Assessment
9.1 Cross-cutting Technology Needs
9.2 Residential
Table 16: Residential Technology Summary
Figure 23: Residential Technology Plot
9.3 Commercial
Table 17: Commercial Technology Summary
Figure 24: Commercial Technology Plot
9.4 Industrial
Table 18: Industrial Technology Summary
Figure 25: Industrial Technology Plot
9.5 Power Generation
Table 19: Power Generation Technology Summary
Figure 26: Power Generation Technology Plot
9.6 Transportation
Table 20: Transportation Technology Summary
Figure 27: Transportation Technology Plot
9.7 Renewable Natural Gas
Table 21: Renewable Natural Gas Technology Summary
Figure 28: Renewable Natural Gas Technology Plot
10 Investment Priorities
10.1 Near Term Investment Priorities
Table 22: Near Term High Priority Investments
Table 23: Near Term Medium Priority Investments
10.2 Long Term Investment Priorities
Table 24: Long Term High Priority Investments
Table 25: Long Term Medium Priority Investments
11 National Strategy Impacts
11.1 Integration of Natural Gas and Electricity Provision
11.2 Energy Literacy
11.3 Demonstration Opportunities for New Technologies
11.4 Clarification of Financial and Regulatory Structures
12 Acknowledgements
13 Glossary
14 Appendix A: Market and Technology Assessment Methodology
14.1 Market Assessment
Table 26: Market Plot Indicators
14.2 Technology Assessment
Table 27: Market Plot Indicators
15 References
Front Cover
Table of Contents
2 Executive Summary
2.1 Downstream Natural Gas Use
Figure 3: Breakdown of Natural Gas Consumption in Canada, 20122*
2.2 Downstream Natural Gas Vision Statements
Figure 4: Downstream Natural Gas Vision Statement, GHG Emissions
Figure 5: GHG Emissions Reductions from the Downstream Natural Gas Vision, by Sub-Sector
2.3 Investment Priorities
2.3.1 Near Term Investment Priorities
Table 1: Near Term High Priority Investments
Table 2: Near Term Medium Priority Investments
2.3.2 Long Term Investment Priorities
Table 3: Long Term High Priority Investments
Table 4: Long Term Medium Priority Investments
2.4 Non-technical Priorities
2.4.1 Integration of Natural Gas and Electricity Provision
2.4.2 Energy Literacy
2.4.3 Demonstration Opportunities for New Technologies
2.4.4 Clarification of Financial and Regulatory Structures
3 Report Process, Scope and Structure
3.1 Report Process
Figure 6: The SDTC STAR™ Process
Figure 7: SDTC’s Mandate
3.2 Report Scope
3.2.1 Downstream Natural Gas Sub-Sectors
3.3 Structure of Report
4 Background
4.1 Natural Gas Use in Canada
Figure 8: Breakdown of Natural Gas Consumption in Canada, 20124†
Figure 9: Natural Gas Consumption in Canada, PJ, 1995 – 2012
Figure 10: Natural Gas Consumption by Sector in Canada, PJ, 1995-2012
Table 5: Increase in Natural Gas Consumption by Sector in Canada, 2012 vs. 1995
4.2 Projected Natural Gas Use
Figure 11: Projection of Natural Gas Consumption by Sector in Canada, PJ, 2014-2030
5 Applicant Technologies for SDTC Funding
Figure 12: SOIs by Sub-Sector
6 Industry Vision
Figure 13: Downstream Natural Gas Vision Statement, GHG Emissions
Figure 14: GHG Emissions Reductions from the Downstream Natural Gas Vision, by Sub-Sector
6.1 Residential
Figure 15: Residential Sub-Sector Vision Statement, GHG Emissions
Table 6: General Data and Assumptions Used in the Residential Vision Statement Calculations
Table 7: Technology Data and Assumptions Used in the Residential Vision Statement Calculations
6.2 Commercial
Figure 16: Commercial Sub-Sector Vision Statement, GHG Emissions
Table 8: General Data and Assumptions Used in the Commercial Vision Statement Calculations
Table 9: Technology Bin Data and Assumptions Used in the Commercial Vision Statement Calculations
6.3 Industrial
Figure 17: Industrial Sub-Sector Vision Statement, GHG Emissions
Table 10: General Data and Assumptions Used in the Industrial Vision Statement Calculations
Table 11: Technology Bin Data and Assumptions Used in the Industrial Vision Statement Calculations
6.4 Power Generation
Figure 18: Power Generation Sub-Sector Vision Statement, GHG Emissions
Figure 19: Transportation Sub-Sector Vision Statement, GHG Emissions
Table 12: Technology Bin Data and Assumptions Used in the Power Generation Vision Statement Calculations
6.5 Transportation
Table 13: Market Adoption Assumptions Used in Transportation Vision Calculations
Table 14: GHG Reductions Associated with Fuel Switching in Transportation Sub-Sectors
Figure 20: Renewable Natural Gas Sub-Sector Vision Statement, GHG Emissions
6.6 Renewable Natural Gas
7 Needs Assessment
7.1 Technical Needs
7.1.1 Residential
7.1.2 Commercial
7.1.3 Industrial
7.1.4 Power Generation
7.1.5 Transportation
7.1.6 Renewable Natural Gas (RNG)
7.2 Non-technical Needs
7.2.1 Cross-Cutting
7.2.2 Residential
7.2.3 Commercial
7.2.4 Industrial
7.2.5 Power Generation
7.2.6 Transportation
7.2.7 Renewable Natural Gas (RNG)
8 Market Assessment
Table 15: Rationale for Market Analysis - Key Points
Figure 21: Market Analysis for the Residential, Commercial and Industrial Sub-Sectors
Figure 22: Market Analysis for the Renewable Natural Gas, Power Generation and Transportation Sub-Sectors
9 Technical Needs Assessment
9.1 Cross-cutting Technology Needs
9.2 Residential
Table 16: Residential Technology Summary
Figure 23: Residential Technology Plot
9.3 Commercial
Table 17: Commercial Technology Summary
Figure 24: Commercial Technology Plot
9.4 Industrial
Table 18: Industrial Technology Summary
Figure 25: Industrial Technology Plot
9.5 Power Generation
Table 19: Power Generation Technology Summary
Figure 26: Power Generation Technology Plot
9.6 Transportation
Table 20: Transportation Technology Summary
Figure 27: Transportation Technology Plot
9.7 Renewable Natural Gas
Table 21: Renewable Natural Gas Technology Summary
Figure 28: Renewable Natural Gas Technology Plot
10 Investment Priorities
10.1 Near Term Investment Priorities
Table 22: Near Term High Priority Investments
Table 23: Near Term Medium Priority Investments
10.2 Long Term Investment Priorities
Table 24: Long Term High Priority Investments
Table 25: Long Term Medium Priority Investments
11 National Strategy Impacts
11.1 Integration of Natural Gas and Electricity Provision
11.2 Energy Literacy
11.3 Demonstration Opportunities for New Technologies
11.4 Clarification of Financial and Regulatory Structures
12 Acknowledgements
13 Glossary
14 Appendix A: Market and Technology Assessment Methodology
14.1 Market Assessment
Table 26: Market Plot Indicators
14.2 Technology Assessment
Table 27: Market Plot Indicators
15 References