DOE Infrastructure Philippines 2010 Summit Presentation

8/8/2019 DOE Infrastructure Philippines 2010 Summit Presentation

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ENERGY SECTORINVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES

JOSE RENE D. ALMENDRASSecretaryDepartment of Energy


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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Energy Reform Agenda

Investment Requirements

Investment Opportunities in:

Energy Resource Development

Alternative Fuels

Power GenerationEnergy Efficiency and Conservation


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Ensure

Energy

Security

Achieve Optimal

Energy Pricing

Develop a

Sustainable

Energy System

Good Governance thru stakeholder participation, transparency,multi-sectoral partnership and use of ICT

Energy Access for More

A key priority of governmentto mainstream access of the

greater majority to reliable energy services and fuel, most

importantly, local productivity and countryside development

ENERGY REFORM AGENDA


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INVESTMENT REQUIREMENTS (2010-2030)

SectorTotal

in Billion Php In Billion US $

Fossil Fuel Resources 543.93 24,476.85

Renewable Energy Resources 902.48 40,611.60

Alternative Transport Fuels 41.37 1,861.65

Power and Transmission Development 342.54 15,414.30

Downstream 59.61 2,682.45

Sub-Total 1,889.93 85,046.85Cost of power plant constructionincluded in the Investment Cost ofRenewable Energy Projects

62.74 2,823.30

Total 1,827.19 82,223.55


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ENERGY RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT

Oil and Gas

Coal

Renewable Energy

(geothermal, hydropower, other RE)


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Mean total resource of 8,895

billion barrels of oil equivalent

- 28,531 billion cubic feet of gas

- 3,629 billion barrels of oil

EXISTING OIL & GASSERVICE CONTRACTS


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OIL AND GAS AVAILABLE AREASContract Areas Coverage (has.) Location

AREA 1 544,000 Cagayan

AREA 2 676,000 Central Luzon

AREA 3 600,000 Northwest PalawanAREA 4 616,000 Northwest Palawan

AREA 5 424,000 Northwest Palawan

AREA 6 840,000 Mindoro-Cuyo

AREA 7 844,000 Mindoro-Cuyo

AREA 8 840,000 East Palawan




AREA 12 456,000 Cotabato


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(Development / Production 30)


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(Exploration 30)

AVAILABLE AREAS

Argao, Cebu Bislig, Surigao del Sur

Siocon, Zamboanga del Norte


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LUZON

VISAYAS

MINDANAO

Mt. Makiling-Banahaw, Laguna/QuezonTotal installed capacity: 458.53 MWe

Northern Negros, Negros OccidentalTotal Installed capacity: 49.35 MWe

Tiwi,AlbayTotal installed capacity: 289 MWe

Bacon-Manito, Albay/SorsogonTotal installed capacity: 151.5 MWe

Palinpinon, Negros OrientalTotal Installed capacity: 192.5 MWe

Tongonan, LeyteTotal installed capacity: 722.68 MWe

Mt. Apo, North Cotabato/DavaoTotal Installed capacity: 108.48 MWe

GEOTHERMAL SERVICE CONTRACT AREAS(PRODUCING FIELDS)

GEOTHERMAL SERVICE CONTRACT AREAS


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Buguias-Tinoc, Benguet/Ifugao (60 MW)

Acupan, Benguet (20 MW)

Bontoc-Sadanga, Mt. Province (80 MW)

Daklan, Benguet (60 MW)

Natib, Bataan (40 MW)

Montelago, Oriental Mindoro (40 MW)

Maibarara, Laguna (20 MW)

Isarog, Camarines Sur (70 MW)

Mt. Labo, Camarines Norte (65 MW)

LUZON

VISAYAS

MINDANAO

Sta. Lucia-IwahigPuerto Princesa City, Palawan (~1 MW)

Mainit, Surigao del Norte (30 MW)

Kalinga, Kalinga (60 MW)

Biliran,Biliran (20 MW)

Mt. Cabalian, Southern Leyte (80 MW)

Amacan, Compostela Valley (20 MW)

Mabini, Batangas (20 MW)

Mt. Bulusan, Sorsogon (40 MW)

GEOTHERMAL SERVICE CONTRACT AREAS(PRE-DEVELOPMENT STAGE)


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Project Name LocationEstimatedCapacity

(MW)

EstimatedProject Cost(Million USD)

EstimatedProject

Cost(Million

PhP)

Amburayan River Hydropower Prospect Atok, Benguet 33.8 84.50 3,802.50Ilaguen Hydropower Prospect San Mariano, Isabela 25.0 62.50 2,812.50

Quirino Hydropower Prospect Quirino, Ilocos Sur 10.0 25.00 1,125.00

Binongan Hydropower Prospect Tineg, Abra 175.0 437.50 19,687.50

Addalam Hydropower Prospect Aglipay, Quirino 46.0 115.00 5,175.00

Hubo hydropower Prospect San Agustin, Surigao del Sur 10.0 25.00 1,125.00

Asiga River Hydropower Prospect Santiago, Agusan del Norte 11.3 28.25 1,271.25

Cateel E Hydropower Prospect Davao del Norte 17.5 43.75 1,968.75

Tran AC River Hydropower Prospect Lebak, Maguindanao 30.6 76.50 3,442.50

Lake Mainit River Hydropower Prospect Jabonga, Agusan del Norte 25.0 62.50 2,812.50

TOTAL 384.2 960.50 3,222.50

HYDROPOWER PROJECTS

*Initial list of Frontier Areas


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Program2009 ActualProduction

(in Million Liters)

Demand(in Liters)

2009 ProductionCapacity

(in Million Liters)

Biodiesel 136.5 130.9 395.6

Bioethanol 23.3 87.3 49.0

ALTERNATIVE FUELS

Gasoline demand of 4.61 billion liters in 2011 will require bioethanolblend of 230.5 million liters (@ 5% minimum) and 461 million liters

(@10% mandatory)Need at least 6-13 production plants at 30 million liter/yr capacity tomeet the 5% or 10% mandated bioethanol blends in 2011,respectively

Potential sites: Negros, Bukidnon, Zamboanga, Tarlac, Pampanga andCagayan


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POWER GENERATION
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Moving

Towards

A Competitive

Power Market

91.8 % of NPC GenCos

NGCP as the TransCo Concessionaire

68 % transferred to IPP Administrators

Almost there.

Unbundling

Rates are Structured

and Unbundled.

Complied with.

Inter-Grid Sept. 2002Intra-Grid Oct. 2005Inter-Class Oct. 2005

Complied with.Removal of Cross Subsidies

Luzon Commercial Operationon June 2006

Preparation for WESM Visayas

Complied with.Establishment of WESM

OPEN ACCESS AND RETAIL COMPETITION

STATUS OF EPIRA IMPLEMENTATION
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Luzon grid needs a total additional capacity of 11,900 MW onwards to 2030

Assumption: High Demand Forecasts

0

5,000

10,000

15,000

20,000

25,000

MW

Required Additional Cap 300 300 450 450 450 500 600 650 500 650 650 650 800 650 800 900 8 00 900 900

Committed 41 634

Existing Capacity 10,030 10,030 9,384 9,384 9,384 9,384 9,384 9,384 9,384 9,384 9,384 9,384 9,384 9,384 9,384 9,384 9,384 9,384 9,384 9,384 9,384 9,384

Required Reserve Margin 1,646 1,701 1,774 1,865 1,944 2,038 2,135 2,235 2,327 2,432 2,541 2,656 2,775 2,900 3,031 3,167 3,310 3,459 3,615 3,778 3,949 4,127

Peak Demand 7,036 7,270 7,582 7,934 8,309 8,710 9,123 9,553 9,945 10,393 10,860 11,34911,86012,39412,952 13,53514,14514,783 15,45016,14716,87517,636

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030

Malaya (685.83 MW)Retirement

600 MW Coal-Fired

(GN Power);

33.55 MW BacMan II

40.8 MW BacMan I-2

4.6 %

AAGR

LUZON POWER DEMAND AND SUPPLY OUTLOOK


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2x300 MW Coal-Fired GN Power(600 MW)=2012

First Gen San Gabriel (550 MW)=2013Ilijan Expansion (300 MW)

Kalayaan CBK Expansion(360 MW)=2014

Tanawon Geo (40 MW)=2013Rangas Geo (40 MW)=2015

Manito-Kayabon Geo(40MW)=2016

Pagbilao Exp. (400 MW)Quezon Power Exp.(500 MW)=2016

Energy World CCGT(2x150 MW)=2011

Green PowerNueva Ecija Biomass (18 MW)=2012Pangasinan Biomass 1 (18 MW)=2013Pangasinan Biomass 2 (18 MW)

Pantabangan Expansion(78 MW)

Balintingon River (30 MW)=2015

Pagudpud Wind (40 MW)Burgos Wind (86 MW) 6 MW=2011

40 MW=201240 MW=2013

Northwind Pamplona (30 MW)=2011

APEC CFB Phase II (50 MW)=2010

- Indicative Projects, 3,448 MW

- Committed Projects, 600 MW

Energy World Wind Farm(50 MW)=2011Mauban Wind Farm(12MW)=2014

Legend:

Natural Gas

HEP

Geothermal

Coal-Fired

Biomass

Wind

Northwind Aparri Project(40 MW)=2011

Green Power Isabela Biomass(18 MW)=2012

Green Power Mindoro Biomass(18 MW)=2017

Energy World Kanan B1 HPP(145 MW)=2013

TAOil Power Project(2x135 MW)=2013

POWER PROJECTS IN LUZON GRID


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Aklan HEP (41 MW)=2012Villasiga HEP (8MW)=2012

P A N A YP A N A Y

Panay EnergyDevelopmentCorporation (164 MW)Unit I=Sept 2010Unit II=Dec 2010

Dauin Geo (40 MW)2017

Green Power

Iloilo (35 MW)Unit I=2011Unit II=2012

Cebu Energy

DevelopmentCorporation (246 MW)Unit I=March 2010Unit II=June 2010Unit III=Jan 2011

Southern LeyteGeo (40 MW)2019

KEPCO SPC Power(200 MW)Unit 1= Feb 2011Unit II= May 2011

EDC NasuloGeothermal(20 MW)=2013 - Indicative Projects, 186 MW


Legend:

HEP

Geothermal

Coal-Fired

Biomass

Green PowerNegros (18 MW)=2014

Green PowerSamar (18 MW)=2015

POWER PROJECTS IN VISAYAS GRID


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Green Power CDO Biomass(18 MW)=2013

HEDCOR Tamugan.(27.5 MW)=2011

AGUS 3 HEP(225 MW)=2011

Minergy Bunker Fired(20 MW)=4th Qtr. 2010

Conal Holding CFTPP(200 MW)Unit I=2012Unit II=2014

CEPALCO Cabulig HEP(8 MW)=June 2011

Tagoloan HEP(68 MW)=2012

HEDCOR Sibulan Inc.(42.5 MW)Unit I=March 2010Unit II=August 2010

EDC Mindanao Geothermal 3(50 MW)=2014

- Indicative Projects, 581 MW


Legend:

HEP

Oil-based

Coal-Fired

Geothermal

Biomass

Green Power DavaoBiomass(18 MW)=2017

POWER PROJECTS IN MINDANAO GRID


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ENERGY EFFICIENCY

AND CONSERVATION


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EE&C TECHNOLOGIESLighting System (Fluorescent Lamp, Compact Fluorescent Lamp, LightEmitting Diodes, High Pressure Sodium Lamps)

Air-conditioning System (Window Type ACU, Package Type ACU, Split

Type, Centralized AC (Chiller), Absorption Type, Chilled Water Type ACSystem)

The Energy Management and Building Automation System

Green Building

High Efficiency Motors

High Efficiency Transformer

Fuel-Efficient Boiler

Heat Exchanger

Variable Speed Control for Motors

Cogeneration System


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INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIESOIL AND GAS

Twelve (12) petroleum contract areas in shallow to deep waters with totalhectarage of 7,920,000

Possible joint ventures with the existing service contractors

COAL

Three (3) available contract areas for exploration and development

Possible joint ventures with the existing service contractors

RENEWABLE ENERGY

Possible joint ventures with existing Geothermal Service Contractors forexploration

Hydro frontier areas available for pre-development phase

Possible joint ventures with the existing service contractors for hydro


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INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES

ALTERNATIVE FUELS

Production plants for bioethanol

ENERGY EFFICIENCY & CONSERVATION

Promotion and utilization of EE& C Technologies


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INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIESPOWER SECTOR

Infrastructures in power generation

Greenfield generation projects

Possible joint ventures with proponents of indicative projectsNPC plants and NPC-IPP contracts for privatization

Competition

Electricity trading in the Wholesale Electricity Spot Market

Transition from a government-supervised Market Operator to an

Independent Market Operator

Supply/aggregation business

Metering service provider

Missionary electrification

New Power Providers


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NEXT STEPS


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NEXT STEPS FOR THE INVESTORSPlease contact DOE thru Ms. Lisa Go of the Investment PromotionOffice (IPO) for more data/information on the area/project

For joint ventures, DOE-IPO will coordinate with the existing service

contractors and arrange for a meeting with the interested company.For new areas, DOE-IPO will brief the investor on how to go about anenergy project, i.e. service contracts or power generation project;provide with the checklist of requirements and the process flow neededfor the type of project

DOE-IPO will coordinate with the concerned DOE bureaus or units formore details on given area/site

DOE-IPO contact details : Telefax : (+632) 840-2255E-mail address [email protected]


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