Incentive Programmes for Solar Thermal Technology in Thailand
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Incentive Programmes for Solar Thermal Technology in Thailand
Incentive Programmes for Solar Thermal Technology in Thailand Department of Alternative Energy Development and Efficiency (DEDE) Thailand’s Ministry of Energy Kulwaree Buranasajjawaraporn Director, Innovation Group, Bureau of Solar Energy Development Information Workshop : Solar Thermal Technology in Thai Businesses and Industries 5th March 2013 Thailand’s Energy Situation 2011 (as of September 2011) 2 Alternative Energy Development Plan Electricity 1,608 MW Electricity 1,200 MW 25% of RE in total energy consumption in year 2021 Electricity 2,000 MW Heat 100 ktoe Tidal wave 2 MW Geothermal 1 MW Electricity 160 MW Heat 35 ktoe Electricity 600 MW Heat 1,000 ktoe E 9 L/J B 5.97 L/J N 25 L/J Electricity 3,630 MW Heat 8,200 ktoe 10-year Alternative Energy Development Plan (2012-2021) Approved by National Energy Policy Commission the 30th November 2011 3 Renewable development strategies First period (2012-2016) Community Research for RE Industry Public Relation and knowledge Target 12.6% Incentive Electricity 13 300 kWh Heat 6 976 ktoe Biofuel 7.7 Mlitre/day Second period (2017-2021) Law and regulation Infrastructure Target 25% Electricity 24 900 kWh Heat 9 335 ktoe Biofuel 39.97 Mlitre/day 4 Measures for RE Promotion 6 Supporting Mechanisms: RE-Electricity Generating (5 from MoEN : 1 from Board of Invetment) Support from the Ministry of Energy DEDE 1 NEW March 2013 BOIInvestment Incentives • Renewable energy maps • Info from demonstration site • One-Stop Service Renewable energy potential info 2 DEDE 3 DEDE DEDE EPPO 4 5 Offices giving licenses ONEP EIA • ESCO Venture Capital Fund • “Adder” : Feed-in Premiums Policy , Feed-in Tariff Local Admin Licenses Technical support Promotion requesting • Investment Grant, i.e. solar hot water, and Solar dryer (i.e. 2012 25% for SHW, 55% for Solar dryer) • “Energy Soft Loan” Revolving funds for Renewable energy and energy conservation, Energy credit ERC Banks To raise a loan Private Investor Capital requesting Registration for intent expression as per the time specified Carbon credit sale CDM Negotiation for - Firm electricity selling - Non Firm & buying Adder Electricity authorities Consumers 5 Solar Water Heater Situation in Thailand Market Survey of Solar Water Heater by DEDE in 2010 • • • • 48 companies surveyed in 2009 37 active , 3 started new, 5 ceased operation 24 companies are importers (43% of 40 active companies ) Total sales in 2008: – 19,400 m2, of which 75% are flat plate, rest tubes – 6,068 m2 (3,034 units) sold to households of which 63% are flat plate, rest tubes • Total imports in 2008: – 8,368 m2 (4,184 units), of which 60% are evacuated tubes • 95% of installed systems in households are thermo syphon systems Source: Project on Solar Water Heater Energy Performance and Efficiency, Under the Energy Efficiency Conservation Act. Potential Demand of Solar Water Heater (Source: GIZ Final Report 2011, Sirikul Prasitpianchai) Potential Demand of Solar Water Heater (Source: GIZ Final Report 2011, Sirikul Prasitpianchai) Solar Water Heater Subsidy Programme 10 Hybrid Solar Hot Water-Waste Heat System The Sun Free Fuel Waste Heat Tap Water Improvement Energy Consumption Efficiency RE EE Target for solar water heating promotion Long term Ten years RE Energy Development Plan(AEDP) short term Target / (Year) Plan 2008 2009 2010 2012 total 08-12 5,000 3,000 10,000 10,000 12,000 40,000 2011 20132022 total 12-22 25,000 300,000 Target (solar collector area (sq.m/Year) Result 3,973 2,911 10,000 9,879 11,155 36,806 Giving a financial support to entrepreneurs interested in investment on installation of the integrated solar hot water system N/A N/A Subsidy 30% (2008-2012) Subsidy 25% ,22.5% ,20 %,18.5% (2013 - 2016) Subsidy 15% (2017-2022) Eligibility A candidate applying for the financial support must: 1. be a hotel, hospital, or commercial building or factory with a hot water water use for production or in servicing and wishing to install an integrated system of solar hot water production 2. be ready to invest in technology of the alternative or the clean energy for the overall energy efficiency improvement, and getting support from executive who has a power to sign a consent letter in confirmation to join the project; 3. be a juristic person established by Thai legislation. More information: www.solarhotwaterdede.com 13 Summarize of Installation 2008-2012 Number of installations : 137 Installed capacity : ~36,872 m2 Enterprise No. Solar Collector Total Cost (Euro) Subsidy (m2) Saving (Euro/year) Pay back period (years) Before Pay back period (years) After Hotel 64 13,335 5,799,417 58,969,923 1,771,879 3.27 2.44 Factory 31 13,164 4,969,825 54,533,847 1,420,155 3.50 2.54 Ranch 7 6,088 1,974,252 26,693,276 611,950 3.23 2.14 Hospital 12 1,449 630,746 6,375,756 163,868 3.85 2.88 School&Un iversity 11 1,967 858,056 8,640,270 231,916 3.70 2.77 Etc 12 870 403,549 3,879,312 115,724 3.49 2.65 Sum. 137 ~36,872 ~14,635,845 ~159,092,383 ~4,315,492 3.39 2.47 Exchange Rate ~40 Bath/1 Euro Installation of Solar Water Heating System under the Subsidy Program Sq.m 16000 14000 12000 10000 8000 Datenreihen1 6000 4000 2000 0 Hotel Factory Ranch Hospital School&University Etc. 15 Example of Solar Water Heating System Better Foods Co., Ltd. Total cost (Euro) 33,119 Subsidy (Euro) Solar Collector (m2) Saving (Euro/Year) 15,672 139.31 12,836 For Cleaning Egg Hatch Trays Consumption Need 6,000 L/day Pay back period (Years) 2.58 Waste Heat Source: Boiler Exchange Rate ~40 Bath/1 Euro Example of Solar Water Heating System Puttachinnarat Hospital Total cost (Euro) Subsidy (Euro) Solar Collector (m2) Saving (Euro/Year) Pay back period (Years) 54,681 16,369 145.5 13,517 4.05 Consumption Need 10,560 L/day For patient rooms Waste Heat Source: Air conditioning Exchange Rate ~40 Bath/1 Euro Example of Solar Water Heating System S P M Feed Mill Co., Ltd. Total cost (Euro) Subsidy (Euro) Solar Collector (m2) 181,186 54,853 487.58 For warm the Piggy. Consumption Need 125,000 L/day Saving (Euro/Year) 51,880 Pay back period (Years) 3.49 Waste Heat Source: Boiler Exchange Rate ~40 Bath/1 Euro Solar Water Heating System Testing Center The Department of Alternative Energy Development and Efficiency (DEDE), Ministry of Energy DEDE has established the solar water heating system testing center for testing the equipment of solar water heating system in complianced with Thai Industrial Standard (TIS 899-2532) and the European Standard (EN12975). 19 Solar Water Heating System Test Center Station 1: Internal Pressure Test In practical the solar water heating system is needed to be pumped to circulate water in the system. In this test, water pressure inside the collector will be increased to test the collector endurance. Normally, the collector must be tested in this station for twice. - Firstly, it is tested before other physical tests. - Lastly will be done after the last physical test. 20 Solar Water Heating System Test Center Station 2: Exposure Test This test is intended to test the solar collector that esthablished under the real methodological condition. o -The solar collector will be installed and aligned the 30 with horizontal plane at least 3 days 2 while -The average solar irradiance must more than 14 MJ/m o the ambient temperature and wind speed are about 27 C and 2m/s, respectively. 21 Solar Water Heating System Test Center Station 3: Freezing Resistance Test Some solar collectors may be used and installed in the low temperature areas or even exported to cold countries which lead to the changing of physical endurance of the collector material. - This experimental test will be carried out by installation the solar collector under the Temperature Cycling Chamber and the physical test must be taken for 10 cycles. 22 Solar Water Heating System Test Center Station 4: Thermal Shock Test This thermal shock testing station can simulate that kind of changing weather which occur in the tropical climate as Thailand. 23 Solar Water Heating System Test Center Station 5: Thermal Performance Test This experimental test is the thermal efficiency test of solar collector by using the Solar Irradiance Simulator System. -The solar irradiance simulator can control those parameters within the standard conditions. - The measured instrument are established to measure and record all parameters so that they will be used to determine the thermal efficiency of the collector which is necessary for further sizing the solar water heating system. 24 Solar Thermal Energy Plan Thailand 2007-2022 • Solar Thermal Association • • • • Was founded in January 2008 and is approved from the government since 2009 Promote solar thermal systems in Thailand Improve the quality Do joint marketing Coordinate with the government on subsidy programs for further promotion …THANK YOU… 27