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TNB ENERGY SERVICES SDN BHD
(A wholly-owned subsidiary of Tenaga Nasional Berhad)
DEVELOPMENT IN TNB ENERGY SERVICES RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS
1 Making It Happen, Getting It Done
Presented by: Shahrir Abdul Latiff Managing Director
TNB Energy Services Sdn Bhd
CONTENT OUTLINE
MALAYSIA’S PERSPECTIVE ON RENEWABLE ENERGY
TNB/TNBES ROLES IN RENEWABLE ENERGY
WAY FORWARD
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MALAYSIA’S PERSPECTIVE ON RENEWABLE ENERGY
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NATIONAL ENERGY POLICIES AND DEVELOPMENT PLAN
Source: Ministry of Energy, Green Technology and Water, Energy Commission
9th Malaysia Plan (2006-2010) Target: 300 MW grid-connected RE in Peninsular Malaysia
Target: 50 MW grid-connected RE in Sabah
10th Malaysia Plan (2011-2015) New RE Policy and Action Plan
Target: 985 MW of RE by 2015 (~5.5% of energy mix)
National Energy Policy
(1979)
National Depletion
Policy (1980)
National Fuel Policy (1981)
National Fuel Policy (2001)
National Green Technology
Policy (2009)
THE IMPORTANCE OF RENEWABLE ENERGY
Malaysia’s Perspective On Renewable Energy
8th Malaysia Plan (2001-2005) RE as the fifth fuel
Target: 5% RE in energy mix
RENEWABLE ENERGY as the fifth fuel in energy supply mix
GREEN TECHNOLOGY as the driver to accelerate the national economy and promote sustainable development
Introduction of FiT spurs the RE development
FiT for development of solar, mini hydro, biomass and biogas was
introduced in Nov 2011
Support initiatives
Introduction of Green Technology Funding Scheme, MIDA tax exemption
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THE COMMITMENT OF MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT ON RE
Malaysia’s Perspective On Renewable Energy
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Year Cumulative RE Capacity
RE Power Mix Cumulative CO2 avoided
2015 985 MW 5.5% 11.1 mt
2020 2,080 MW 11% 42.2 mt
2030 4,000 MW 17% 145.1 mt
INSTALLED CAPACITY (MW) OF COMMISSIONED RE INSTALLATIONS
Total RE capacities (in MW) granted with Feed-in Approvals under the FiT mechanism and which have achieved the FiT Commencement Date - Source SEDA website, 10 April 2013
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45
Biogas Biogas ( Landfill /Sewage )
Biomass Biomass ( SolidWaste )
Small Hydro Solar BIPVIndividual
Solar Non-individual (≤ 500
Kw)
Solar Non-individual (> 500
Kw)
2012
2013
Malaysia’s Perspective On Renewable Energy
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INSTALLED CAPACITY (MW) OF PLANTS IN PROGRESS
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15
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Small Hydro Biomass ( SolidWaste )
Biomass Biogas ( Landfill /Sewage )
Biogas Solar BIPVIndividual
Solar Non-individual (≤ 500
kW)
Solar Non-individual (> 500
kW)
2012
2013
2014
2015
Total RE capacities (in MW) granted with Feed-in Approvals under the F.i.T mechanism and which have not yet achieved the F.i.T Commencement Date. - Source SEDA website, 10 April 2013
Malaysia’s Perspective For Renewable Energy
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Industry learning curve – difficulty to meet declared milestones by feed in
approval holders (FiAHS)
TNB/TNBES ROLES IN RENEWABLE ENERGY
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• Largest electricity utility in Malaysia (national utility)
• Listed on Stock Exchange • RM87 billion in assets • 33,500 employees
ABOUT TNB & TNBES
TNB Green Policy
• Aspires to become a primary driver of green energy in Malaysia by 2015
• Efforts on the supply side – measures to minimise environmental impact
• Efforts on demand side – EE and DSM – reduce or defer related generation and network investments
• Implementation of RE initiatives within TNB
TNB/TNBES Roles In Renewable Energy
Corporate responsibility:
• Safeguard the natural resources and respond to Government’s efforts for a secured and environmentally sustainable energy supply in the long term
Wholly-owned Subsidiary
Implementor of TNB’s Green Initiatives
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ABOUT TNBES
TNB/TNBES Roles In Renewable Energy
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Support Functions
• Undertake / implementer of TNB’s green initiatives
• Solution provider for rural electrification program
• Supporting TNB in increasing power generation mix from RE
• Supporting/facilitating RE industry players/developers in REPPA, PSS and grid connection
Business Activities
• End-to-End integrated services in Green Energy and Energy Efficiency
FOCUS AREAS
ABOUT TNBES
TNB/TNBES Roles In Renewable Energy
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Green Energy
Renewable Energy
Solar Mini Hydro Biomass Biogas Other RE
Energy Efficiency
EE Integrated Solution Power Quality
Equity Developer JV
End-to-end integrated
services PMC EPCC O&M Consultancy
EE integrated
services
Energy Management
solution
Power Factor improvement
EE Manager
Power quality services
Consultancy services
BUSINESS FOCUS
The Solution Provider in the field of green energy and related activities
ABOUT TNBES
TNB/TNBES Roles In Renewable Energy
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TRACK RECORD
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PROJECTS OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE
ENGINEERING & CONSULTANCY
SOLAR HYDBID SYSTEM (OFF-GRID)
SOLAR FARM
MINI HYDRO STATION REHAB/REDEVELOPMENT
SOLAR HYBRID SYSTEM
MINI HYDRO STATION
ENERGY EFFICIENCY (EE)
POWER QUALITY (PQ)
POWER SYSTEM STUDY (PSS) & INTERCONNECTION FACILITY
RENEWABLE ENERGY (RE) PROJECT CONSULTANCY
10MW BIOMASS PLANT
2X2MW BIOGAS PLANT POME BASED
ABOUT TNBES
TNB/TNBES Roles In Renewable Energy
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TRACK RECORD – 850kW Solar Hybrid System, Perak (Commissioned Nov 2012)
Solar Panel
Quarters Powerhouse
15 Villages 2 Schools
Public Amenities
Clinics, Local Offices
Commercial Use
Solution provider for rural
electrification program
Parameters
Solar Farm Capacity 850kW
Battery Capacity 1000kW
Current Demand 450kW
Exp.Demand Growth 10% per year
ABOUT TNBES
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TRACK RECORD – 19 Solar Hybrid Systems, Rural Schools (Commissioned 2011)
SK Pos Lenjang K Lipis Pahang SK RPS Dala, Gerik Perak
SK Pos Balar Gua Musang Kelantan SK Ladang Mutiara, Kluang Johor
ABOUT TNBES
TNB/TNBES Roles In Renewable Energy
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TRACK RECORD – 5MW Solar Farm, Melaka
ABOUT TNBES
TNB/TNBES Roles In Renewable Energy
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TRACK RECORD – O&M (Mini Hydro)
28 Mini Hydro Stations with
total installed capacity of
23.5MW (each station ranges
between 120kW up to 1100kW)
ABOUT TNBES
TNB/TNBES Roles In Renewable Energy
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TRACK RECORD – O&M (SOLAR HYBRID SYSTEM)
41 Solar Hybrid
Systems in
Peninsular
Malaysia
ABOUT TNBES
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EXPANSION AND GROWTH STRATEGY
1. Strengthening domestic presence as THE Solution Provider in Green Energy:
- End-to-end service provider & project implementer
- Smart partnership with GE industry players
- Competency building - acquiring technology know-how.
2. Venturing into Regional markets (South East Asia)
- Smart partnership with renowned regional partners
- Collaboration with International Players
- Joint marketing with relevant Govt & Agencies
3. Middle East expansion
- Extending regional efforts to seek for Middle East opportunities
2012 2013 2014 2015 & Beyond
ABOUT TNBES
TNB/TNBES Roles In Renewable Energy
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STRENGTHENING DOMESTIC PRESENCE End-to-end service provider & project implementer
BIPV 137kW & 30kW EPCC TNB RM1.5 mil Ongoing (9/2013 )
5MW Solar Farm Melaka (Interconnection, comiss’ning)
EPCC PV Hitech/KMB RM2.0 mil Ongoing (5/2013)
Mini Hydro Rehab - 15 stns EPCC TNB RM52.0 mil In progress (2015)
Solar Hybrid System - 40 stns O&M TNB/Govt RM10.0 mil LTSA
Mini Hydro - 36 stns O&M TNB RM5.0 mil LTSA
Biomass 1 x 12MW O&M FTJ RM4.0 mil LTSA (6/2013)
Power System Study Consultancy & services
RE developers RM2.0 mil Completed & Ongoing
Power Quality Services Consultancy & services
Large power consumers
RM2.1 mil Ongoing
Energy Efficiency Audit & solution, visiting engineer
Consultancy & services
TNB & commercial buildings
RM2.5 mil Ongoing
DESCRIPTION Scope CUSTOMER Value STATUS
ABOUT TNBES
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STRENGTHENING DOMESTIC PRESENCE - Partnership with RE industry players
BIOGAS
SOLAR
MINI HYDRO
BIOMASS
2 x 3MW Solar Farm, Kedah Amcorp Power NDA signed
5MW Solar Farm, Kedah Kedah Sato NDA signed
2 x 5MW Solar Farm, Ipoh Maju Perak NDA to finalise
5MW Solar Farm, Bkt Jalil Tech Park NDA to finalise
5MW Solar Farm, location TBD Petronas NDA to finalise
5 MW Solar Farm, Kedah Kedah State NDA to finalise
100 MW Solar Farm OEM Prelim / Due D
20MW, Sg Liang, Pahang Amcorp Power COD 2015
50MW, Nepal Amcorp Power NDA signed
19.6MW Sg Telom, Pahang Kons.Binwang NDA signed
MH Projects, Kedah Kedah Sato NDA signed
2 x 2MW Biogas Sime Darby Plant’n COD 2014
10MW FTJ Jengka Felda COD 6/2013
DESCRIPTION PARTNER STATUS
ABOUT TNBES
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NEW VENTURE – BIOMASS (POME)
Parameters
Power Plant Capacity 10MW (net capacity)
Empty Fruit Bunch Supply 300,000 tonne/year
Revenue Stream Sales of Electricity, FiT at 32SEN/kWh
Project Cost RM125Million
Project IRR 11%
Target COD Sept 2013
JV
ABOUT TNBES
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NEW VENTURE - BIOGAS
JV Parameters Size & Capacity
Power Plant Capacity 2x 2MW (EFB)
Mill Capacity 60 tonne/year
Revenue Stream Sales of Electricity, FiT at 32sen/kWh
Project Cost RM35Million
Project IRR 10-12%
Target COD Sept 2014
ABOUT TNBES
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NEW VENTURE – MINI HYDRO
JV SCHEMES UPPER LOWER
Capacity 10MW 10MW
Load Factor 49.7% 54.8%
Project Cost (RM): 68 Mil 63 Mil
Project Returns 12% (average)
Payback Period 9 years 9 years
Target COD June 2015
WAY FORWARD
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WAY FORWARD
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FACING THE CHALLENGES – ISSUES TO BE ADDRESSED
High Capital Cost
Reliability
Transmission and Distribution
Integrating Renewables On the Power Grid
RE development is not straightforward
At this point of time, support mechanism
is still required
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HARNESSING CLEAN, GREEN ENERGY IN THE MOST EFFICIENT WAY
• Low capacity factor of RE remains an issue
FOSSIL
Gas (CCGT)
Coal
Nuclear
RENEWABLES
Hydro
Wind, onshore
Wind, offshore
Geothermal
Wave
Tidal
Solar thermal (CSP)
Solar PV
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Capacity factor, %
MinimumRange
Wind
Geothermal
PV
Nuclear
Large CCGT
Micro GT
Clean coal
Large coal
0 200 400 600 800 1,000Emissions, g/kWh
Minrange
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LEADING ROLES IN SUPPORTING THE GROWTH
Driven by parent company’s policy In-house capability Proven track record
Collaboration with industry players
TNBES is well-positioned to support Government initiatives and lead the RE industry
Establised 1997
Staff > 100
End-to-end integrated
services Support by
TNB’s pool of expertise
TNB is committed to support the national green
agenda and minimise the
environmental impact of our
business
WAY FORWARD
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Industry players need put concerted effort and support each other towards achieving sustainable growth in Renewable Energy…
Chasing the sun tracking the wind…
Tapping the water …Optimising the waste. Riding the wave..
TNBES Making it Happen, getting it Done
Thank you
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• Importance of Government’s support
– Implementation of F.i.T – reimbursement of paid up capital and also O&M costs.
– Green Technology Financing Scheme – to spur the
development and construction of renewable energy resources
• There are abundance potential of renewable resources in Malaysia
• All kind of waste can be traded into wealth!
CONCLUSION
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