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Simultaneous generation of two different forms of useful energy using one single primary energy source Most usual: electrical (or mechanical) thermal: heating or cooling
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WHY COGENERATION COGENERATION vs CONVENTIONAL POWER & HEAT GENERATION Cogeneration definition: Simultaneous generation of two different forms of useful energy using one single primary energy source Most usual: electrical thermal: heating or cooling
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BENEFITS OF COGENERATION (1) For the End-users/Cogenerators: Reduced energy bills Additional profit from selling surplus electricity Additional profit from selling GHG Certified Emission Reduction (CER) Additional profit from selling by-products (e.g. ash from rice husk burning) Increasing security of energy supply
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BENEFITS OF COGENERATION (2) For the Power Utility & National Economy:
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Saving primary energy consumption Reducing transmission and distribution losses Less burden on national government for power generation investment Less environmental pollution Creating new market for local energy equipment suppliers/manufacturers Creating more jobs
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Chemical
Plastic sheets and products Smoked rubber sheets, blocks, and crape rubber Rubber products Chemicals, medicine and toiletries
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S / HW HA S / HW / HA S / HW S / HW S / HA S / HA S / HA S S S S
Food
Beverage Animal feeds Vegetable oils, animal oils, fats Tapioca flour and pellets Bread, cookies, noodles Milk Fruit Frozen food, food canning
S = steam
HA = hot air
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Palm oil Pulp and paper Rice mill Wood Sugar < 200 110 110 150 70 130 140 240 < 270
HW = hot water
S S S S / HA S S S
Other
S = steam
HA = hot air
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Cogeneration can be done from a variety of fuels Installations may be designed to accept more than one fuel
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Straw
Rice paddy
FFB
Wood chips
Sugar
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COGEN 3 Objectives
Promote awareness and use of cogeneration in ASEAN Promote proven, clean and efficient European cogeneration technologies Create business opportunities for cogeneration plants using biomass, coal and gas as fuels
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Stakeholders in ASEAN
Project developers Equipment suppliers Banks & financiers Policy makers
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Ta Prohm Consultants, Phnom Penh SIRIM Berhad, Shah Alam Energy Ventures Pte. Ltd., Singapore Research and Development Center for Energy and Electricity Technology, Jakarta 15 of 26
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Seminars on financing of cogeneration projects in Thailand, Malaysia & Indonesia (85 participants) Clean Development Mechanism seminar in Malaysia
(80 participants)
Site visits to 8 cogeneration plants (183 Participants) Policy forum & study tour in Thailand & Policy maker study tour to Europe (25 high ranking ASEAN policy makers)
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Bangkok Hanoi & Ho Chi Minh City (Cogeneration Day) Jakarta & Balikpapan Phnom Penh & Battambang Manila & Isabela Province Kuala Lumpur & Johor Baru
Opening ceremony: Policy and financing Forum & Mini-exhibition with European cogeneration suppliers Cogeneration project development seminar Site visit & individual consultations
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Clean Development Mechanism seminars in Thailand & Indonesia Visit to Full Scale Demonstration Projects
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4 projects in Thailand
7 projects in Malaysia
Palm oil waste : Rice husk : Bagasse : Wood waste : Biogas : Bio-oil :
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Thank You !
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