气化发电.ppt

available, proven, suitable
What kind of GREEN Energy?
Why Gasification and not Co-Generation?
Diversified supply input, less dependency on price fluctuations >20% more competitive in investment cost Available technology, no waiting periods
IAED believes there is a real and necessary opportunity to develop a large scale renewable energy industry in Indonesia. With petrochemical energy supply continuing to increase in financial and political cost, a real alternative to Indonesia’s energy and transport fuels needs are an urgent priority.
Supported by:
Udayana University
The Project Entity will be:
PT. Indo Asia Energy Development
(based on a new share holding structure with the director of CV. Bali Komunika Internasional holding 50% of the shares of PT. Indo Asia Energy Development prior to investment stage proposed)
Advantages of GREEN Energy
-Reducing the costs of purchasing energy (electricity and fuel) -Additional profit from selling surplus electricity to the grid -Additional profit from selling Certified Emission Reduction (CER) -Additional profit from selling by-products (e.g. ash from rice husk gasification) -Increasing security of energy supply
At BICG, we advise our clients on project development with their social and environmental footprint in mind.
We work with selected international partners in Europe, Australia and Asia and recognize the GRI sustainability reporting guidelines as Indonesia’s first organizational stakeholder since 2006.
Who are we?
PT. Indo Asia Energy Development
Indo Asia Energy Development, Ltd (IAED) is an international development team of business and financial experts who have come together to build a world class commercial renewable energy company in Indonesia in the coming decade.
Bali Biomass Gasification Power Plant 10MW
Who are we?
The Project has been jointly developed by:
PT. Indo Asia Energy Development CV. Bali Komunika Internasional
Biogas
- not enough supply, logistic problem
Hydro
- small scale opportunities, not scalable yet
Nuclear
- no priority for Bali
Biofuel
- no sufficient supply in Bali, not yet viable
Turn key operations only 10 months from order Lower maintenance less operational staff Feed stock treatment cost 50% Plant power consumption 50% Smaller land size Water recycling, no need for water wastage Lower emissions Overall proven as more efficient
(PT PLN Persero)
Feedstock Supply
Pennisetum perennials, Giant Napier (South Perennial) Gramineae grass: Pennisetum perennials, Pennisetum Ratoon, China imported from Colombia, because of its resemblance to bamboo stem it is referred to as the "Queen of bamboo grass." Plant height of 2.5 m, a total of 1216 sections, diameter 2 to 4 cm, about 160 centimeters long leaves, leaf width from 3 to 6 cm, dried leaves and stems containing 18.6% crude protein, crude fat 3.33%, 33.64% crude fiber, N-free extract 33.85%, per mu is equivalent to 8 to 10 acres of corn protein content. Leaves soft, crisp, good palatability. At the same time can produce more than 10,000 aging stem root, bamboo can be used for aircraft use, as well as in China's southern Henan, Hebei and other places are growing well. In particular, the products developed root system, root length up to 3 meters may be the formation of fibrous roots in the relatively short period of time the network can be firmly locked to prevent water and soil erosion on steep slopes and embankments of wasteland ideal plant. Upstream region in Sichuan over the past few years the implementation of "planting grass Pennisetum industrial integration" works to the masses in many poverty-stricken counties to engage in cattle breeding, poverty, achieving remarkable economic, ecological and social benefits. Expected output 300 t/ha, calculated at 233 t/ha
What kind of GREEN Energy?
Bali Green Energy Options:
Geothermal
- currently not preferred due to previous failure
Solar
- not economically
Wind
- not sufficient
The Project
Project Capacity Feed Stock
Location Market
: Biomass Gasification “Syngas” Power Plant : 10 MW : Biomass Elephant Grass and agricultural by
products from Rice, Maize, Cassava, Coconut, Palm,
Gloves (husk, starch, saw dust, chips, fiber) : Klungkung/Karangasam, Bali : Electricity - State Owned Electricity Company