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Opportunities ofPower in the

DEPARTMENT OF ENERGYDEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

FortunatoOfficer-i

Solar & Wind Energy

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21 Jun

The views expressed in this presentation are those of the present

Scaling-up WindPhilippines

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S. Sibayan-Chargeanagement Division

Asia Structured Consultation

2010

r and do not necessarily represent those of the Asian Development Bank.


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Power Sect

Population 83 million; 82% conn

Energy Mix at 57% fossil fuel-boil), 43% Renewable Energy

Power Generation: RE Accounts3,478 MW, Geothermal1,972 MSolar 6.7 MW)


ec r c y ar cen s

Generation rate US cents 0.06

Required new capacity (2009-20Visayas 2,150 MW & Mindanao

Committed capacity 1,354 MW

Grid interconnection Luzon &

r Overview

ected to the grid

sed (33% imported fuel coal and

35% of the generation mix (Hydro W, Biomass 75.5 MW, Wind33 MW,

among wor s g es

o 0.10/kWh (PhP 2.96 to 4.39/kWh)

30) is 16,550 MW (Luzon -11,900 MW,2,500 MW)

while indicative capacity 4,211 MW

isayas grids are interconnected


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sufficiency by 2010 and 90% house

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projects areprojects areadded to the grid;added to the grid;big RE projectsbig RE projectsare in the pipelinare in the pipelin

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ALITY SUPPLY OF ENERGYALITY SUPPLY OF ENERGYment and Utilizationment and Utilization

dence targets: 60% energy self

old level electrification rate by 2017

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projects, e.g.projects, e.g.OTEC, wave,OTEC, wave,marine currentmarine currentand tidaland tidal

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Wind R Limited indigenous fossil fuel resources but si

resources

WIND ATLAS


sources

Identified potential sites with

power density of at least 500

W/m2 and transmission line over25% of levelized cost of combined

generation and transmission

costs.

nificant solar, geothermal, hydro and wind

Philippine total potential is about

7,400 MW covering 1,038 wind

sites:

Luzon: 686 sites; 4,900 MW

Visayas: 305 sites; 2,168 MW

Mindanao: 47 sites; 336 MW


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Wind Pow

Capacity: 33 MW (20

WTG @ 1.65 MW)

Height of hub : 70 m

Cost = US$ 47.6 M

Northwind Wind Power Project

Bangui Bay, Ilocos Norte


r Projects


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TECHNICAL ASPECT

Long gestation period - limited

Infrastructure support distanc

lines, ports and road networks;

Availability low capacity factor

resource and still emerging tech

RE Develo


NON-TECHNICAL ASPECT

Market - high initial investment

manufacturers/fabricators/suppli

Institutional/Organizational limspecifically on the benefits of R

Political limited RE champions

stakeholders to commit RE proje

rimary data on resource;

from transmission/distribution

nd

due to intermittency/seasonality of

ology status.

ment Challenges

osts due to lack or limited local

ers;

ted local manpower and information;

and tendency of concerned

cts to favored RE developers.


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Institutional

REPUBLIC ACT 9513 - Renewable Energy Act of 2 AN ACT PROMOTING THE DEVELOPMENT, UTILIZATI

RESOURCES AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES


Framework

08ON AND COMMERCIALIZATION OF RENEWABLE ENERGY

NON-FISCAL INCENTIVES

1. Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS)

2. Feed-In Tariff System

3. Green Energy Option

4. Net Metering

Other Features

1. National Renewable Energy Board

2. Renewable Energy Management

Bureau3. RE Trust Fund

4. Financial Assistance Program


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June 12, 2009 Effec

August 10, 2009 Effe Awarded 44 Wind Energ

STATUS of

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tivity of GuidelinesService Contracts (920

R.A. 9513

ons (500 MW)


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WAY F

Development of guidelines for t

RPS

Net metering

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REM/RER Green Energy Opti

RE Trust Funds

RE Financial Progra

RWARD

e following mechanisms:

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