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RENEWABLE ENERGY ASIA 2012 6 JUNE 2012
Dr. Chodechai Suwanaporn Executive Vice President
AGENDA
1. Formulating strategy on Renewable Energy 2. Potential Investment Opportunity
2.1 Biofuel 2.2 Renewable Energy Power
3. R&D’s Role in Renewable Energy
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11TH THAILAND ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN
1. Farmer Product promotion to produce Alternative
Energy 2. Food & Fuel stabilities by Thailand in house production 3. Use agriculture waste to produce Alternative Energy
3
Three modes of THAILAND Alternative Energy Development
9,335 KTOE
40,199 KTOE 9,189 MW
98,264 KTOE 40 mm.LIT/DAY
ALTERNATIVE ENERGY TARGET
4
Government Policy on Nation Alternative Energy 10 years Plan
GOVERNMENT TARGET
25 % REPLACEMENT TO NATION ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN 2022 ( 3 MODES : THERMAL ELECTRICAL AND BIO FUEL )
PTT 5 + 2
mm.LIT/DAY
PTT PTT
THERMAL 9,335 KTOE , 9.5 %
25 % IN
2022
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Green Growth Strategy for PTT
6 RTI as close collaborator to support Green growth research
Opportunity / Problem
OPPORTUNITIES CHALLENGES
1. INCONSISTENCY IN GOVERNMENT POLICY
2. SCARCE R&D TECHNOLOGY 3. INADEQUATE LAND RESOURCES 4. VAGUE IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
1. CREATE NEW BUSINESS MODEL 2. INNOVATE IN HOUSE
TECHNOLOGY 3. CREATE SUITABLE MANAGEMENT TOOLS 4. CHANGE HUMAN THINKING
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AGENDA
1. Formulating strategy on Renewable Energy 2. Potential Investment Opportunity
2.1 Biofuel 2.2 Renewable Energy Power
3. R&D’s Role in Renewable Energy
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FEED PRODUCER
COOP FACTORY MARKET Contract Contract
Feed stock deliver
By product value added
Feed stock net back Pricing
Product deliver
Main Success Factors Driving THAILAND to be Bio Hub
PRODUCTION CLUSTER
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1. UTILIZE RAW MATERAIL TYPE
SUGAR CANE / CASSAVA
COOP MARKET / PTT
ETHANOL PRICING : 1. Yield Value
Calculation Basis 2. Ethanol Fund
COOP INSTALLATION 1. COOP Contract WITH
MEMBERS ( Contract Farming ) 2. Factory contract with COOP
Ethanol Factory Investor
Vehicle Type: 1. FFV 2. ECU kit
ETHANOL CLUSTER
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LOCAL COMMUNITY
POWER PLANT
MARKET SELLING CONTRACT
Success Factors Driving THAILAND to be Bio Hub
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2. FROM UNLIMITED RESOURCES
AGENDA
1. Formulating strategy on Renewable Energy 2. Potential Investment Opportunity
2.1 Biofuel 2.2 Renewable Energy Power
3. R&D’s Role in Renewable Energy
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Renewable Power Facts
Type Adder
(THB/kWh) Durations
(yrs)
Biomass 0.3-0.5 7
Biogas 0.3-0.5 7
MSW 2.5-3.5 7
Wind 3.5-4.5 10
Small Hydro 0.8-1.5 7
Solar 8.0 10
Changed to 6.50 THB/kWh
Adder Incentives currently in place in Thailand New Renewable Power Target as in AEDP : 2012-2021
3630
600
160
1200
1608
2000
Target by 2021 (MW)
Biomass
Biogas
MSW
Wind
Hydro
solar
39%
6%
2% 13%
17%
22%
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Technical Challenges
Limited wind energy Limited available area
High Investment cost Some technology not proven with long track records
Difficulties in case project area is in natural park zones
Community acceptance issue Feedstock issue
Relatively high investment cost Feedstock management
Wind
Solar
Small Hydro
Biomass
Biogas
Community acceptance
issue especially with incineration technology
Waste
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Project Status – Solar & Wind status
1200 1313
0
500
1000
1500
MoE Target All Capacity in pipelines
2000
3526
0
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
3500
4000
MoE Target All Capacity in pipelines
1073
96 2246
111 Under MoE Consideration
MoE accepted, waiting for PPA signing
PPA signed, under construction
In operation
370
584
358
0 Under MoE Consideration
MoE accepted, waiting for PPA signing
PPA signed, under construction
In operation
Sola
r W
ind
MW
MW
28% 27%
45%
3%
30%
3% 64%
Unit : MW
Unit : MW
SOURCE : EPPO
SOURCE : EPPO
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From
0.5
0.7
0.9
1.1
1.3
1.5
1.7
1.9
2.1
2.3
2009 2010 2011 2012
Opportunity in Solar Business
PTT Positioning • Waiting for clearer picture
regarding new licenses
• PTT R&D researching on solar technology trend and solar modules performance in Thailand
• PTT and IRPC targeting to co-invest in a solar farm in the South
• PTT also exploring other solar investment opportunities
PV Module price decreasing more than 40% in the past year
Euro/Wp
-40%
- MoE currently not accepting new solar farms proposal - Uncertainty about new incentives to be announced
SOURCE : SolarServer
To
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Opportunity in Wind Business
From
PTT Positioning
• PTT R&D researching on potential of wind energy in Thailand
• Exploring possibility to jointly develop or co-invest with experienced developers
- Adder Incentive attractive for wind farm investment in some locations - Experienced wind developers exploring opportunities to develop wind farms in Thailand - Lenders becoming more familiar and keen on supporting wind farm investment - New wind turbine manufacturers especially in China creating competitive wind turbine market
- Limited potential area in Thailand - Unpredictability on wind resource assessment - Currently no wind farms in operation in Thailand - PTT currently has no experience in the business
To
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Other Renewable Energy
Biomass
– MoE targeting 3,630 MW
– PPA approval for only around 2,300 MW
– Still room available for private sector investment
– PTT now exploring opportunity
Geothermal
– Joint study with DEDE and DGR for Potential of geothermal energy in Thailand
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Uncertainty for Renewable Energy
• Government changing incentives for renewable power from Adder scheme to Feed-in-Tariff scheme
• Doubt for Declining investment cost
• New technology emerging
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PTT Renewable Power
• Supporting TAGNOC aspiration for Technology and Green aspects
• Enhancing performance of PTT in Down Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI)
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AGENDA
1. Formulating strategy on Renewable Energy 2. Potential Investment Opportunity
2.1 Biofuel 2.2 Renewable Energy Power
3. R&D’s Role in Renewable Energy
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cassava sugar cane oil palm napier grass water hyacinth rice straw jatropha algae
Sugar/Starch Plants Fast Growing Crops Agricultural
Wastes Food Oil
Crops Non-food Oil Crops
Ethanol Cellulosic Ethanol
FT Synthetic Diesel
FAME
BHD
• Ethanol fermented from sugar/starch extracted from plants
• Ethanol fermented from sugar/starch hydrolyzed from cellulose
• Oil extracted from non-food crops
• Oil extracted from food crops
1st Gen. 2nd Gen. 1st Gen. 2nd Gen.
Ethanol Feedstock Biodiesel Feedstock
Highlight R&D : Biofuel Feedstock
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Existing Products
Blue Diesel
Blue Diesel B5 • Technology Trends • Market Needs • Regulation • National Policy
Fuel & Lube Formulation
Physical Property Testing Material Compatibility Testing
Screening Test
Engine Test for HD Field Test for LD
OEM Approval
Commercialization
PTT Fuel & Lube Product Development Scheme Biodiesel Challenges:
- FAME ratio limit - Feedstock availability Biodiesel Solvers: - Hydrogenation - FT Synthetic Diesel
Highlight R&D : Biodiesel & Gasohol
Future Products
Premium B5
BHD
Existing Products
Blue Gasohol 91
Blue Gasohol 95
Blue E20
Blue E85
Gasohol Challenges: - Food v.s. Fuel Issue Gasohol Solvers: - Cellulosic Process
Bio
die
se
l G
aso
ho
l
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• Bi-Fuel ECU
ECU for NGV Engine
ECU (Engine Control Unit): A type of electronic control unit that determines the amount of fuel, ignition timing and other parameters an internal combustion engine needs to keep running.
• DDF (DF-PCCI) ECU
• Dedicated CNG ECU
R&D Targets:
Power and drivability equivalent to conventional engines
More fossil fuel replacement ratio
Meeting Euro III emission standard or further regulations
Highlight R&D : NGV Applications
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Anaerobic
Digestion
Biogas
Upgrading
Product
Distribution End Uses Raw
Materials
Key Drivers
for
Development
Environmental
The methane slip is limited to 1%
up to 2011 and later 0,5%
At present, only chemical
absorption and cryogenic processes
fulfill this threshold value without
post-treatment of the off-gas
Cost-Competitiveness
Reduce CAPEX and OPEX
Eco-friendly technology is generally
expensive
Water
Scrubber
PSA
Membrane
Absorption
Cryogenics
Technology Development
Trends
Highlight R&D : Bio-NGV
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION
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