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    DEPARTMENT OF

    ENERGY

    Energy Insights: The New


    Administrations Energy Plan
    Atty. Richie Ramos-Pilares
    DOE Spokesperson
    25 August 2016

    Outline
    Philippine Energy Mix

    Philippine Power Mix


    Philippine Generation Mix

    Initiatives for the Power Sector


    Strategic Direction 2016-2030

    DEPARTMENT OF

    ENERGY

    PRIMARY ENERGY MIX


    2014

    Biomass
    15.44%

    Solar/Wind
    0.03%

    2015
    Biofuels
    0.80%

    Biomass
    14.36%

    Solar/Wind
    0.15%

    Oil
    31.63%
    Geothermal
    18.61%

    Oil
    34.14%

    Geothermal
    18.34%

    Natural Gas
    6.37%
    Hydro
    4.77%

    Total Energy: 47.6 MTOE


    RE: 39.7%
    RE + Natgas: 46%

    Biofuels
    0.84%

    Coal
    22.34%

    DEPARTMENT OF

    ENERGY

    Hydro
    4.17%

    Total Energy: 51.8 MTOE


    RE: 37.9%
    RE + Natgas: 43.4%

    Natural Gas
    5.57%
    Coal
    22.44%

    FUEL INPUT MIX FOR POWER GENERATION


    2014
    Other RE
    0.39%

    2015

    Oil
    5.82%
    Natural Gas
    12.03%

    Other RE
    0.88%

    Coal
    36.69%

    Coal
    34.74%

    Total Input: 23.7 MTOE


    RE: 47.4%

    DEPARTMENT OF

    ENERGY

    Natural Gas
    10.68%

    Geothermal
    37.61%

    Geothermal
    37.43%

    Hydro
    9.60%

    Oil
    5.60%

    Hydro
    8.54%

    Total Input: 25.2 MTOE


    RE: 47.0%

    2015 POWER GENERATION MIX


    PHILIPPINES

    PHL Generation
    82.4 TWh

    PHL RE =
    25.4%

    - Interconnection
    Source: DOE Power Statistics 2015

    CAPACITY MIX
    PHILIPPINES

    FUEL TYPE
    Coal
    Oil Based
    Natural Gas
    RE
    Geothermal
    Hydro
    Wind
    Biomass
    Solar
    TOTAL
    Coal
    Oil Based
    Natural Gas
    RE
    Geothermal
    Hydro
    Wind
    Biomass
    Solar

    TOTAL
    Coal
    Oil Based
    Natural Gas
    RE
    Geothermal
    Hydro
    Wind
    Biomass
    Solar

    PHILIPPINES
    Capacity (MW)
    Percent Share (%)
    Installed Dependable Installed Dependable
    6,666
    6,264
    33
    35
    3,646
    3,003
    18
    17
    2,872
    2,780
    14
    16
    6,870
    5,878
    34
    33
    1,917
    1,694
    10
    9
    3,609
    3,120
    18
    17
    427
    383
    2
    2
    233
    157
    1
    1
    684
    524
    3
    3
    20,055
    17,925
    100
    100
    LUZON
    5,247
    4,928
    37
    38
    2,133
    1,785
    15
    14
    2,871
    2,780
    20
    21
    4,098
    3,616
    29
    28
    844
    2,537
    337
    95
    284

    14,348
    769
    685
    1
    1,509
    965
    11
    90
    101
    341

    TOTAL

    2,965

    Coal
    Oil Based
    Natural Gas
    RE

    650
    828
    0
    1,264

    Geothermal
    Hydro
    Wind
    Biomass
    Solar

    TOTAL

    777
    2,271
    293
    71
    204

    6
    18
    2
    1
    2

    13,109
    100
    VISAYAS
    761
    26
    469
    23
    0
    0
    1,268
    51
    813
    11
    90
    77
    278

    33
    0
    3
    3
    12

    2,498
    100
    MINDANAO
    575
    24
    749
    30
    0
    0
    994
    46

    6
    17
    2
    1
    2

    100
    30
    19
    0
    51
    33
    0
    4
    3
    11

    100
    25
    32
    0
    43

    108
    1,061
    0
    36
    59

    104
    837
    0
    10
    43

    4
    39
    0
    1
    2

    5
    36
    0
    0
    2

    2,742

    2,318

    100

    100

    Source: DOE List of Existing Power Plants, 30 June 2016

    2016 1ST HALF CAPACITY MIX

    PHL Installed Capacity


    20.06 GW

    PHILIPPINES
    Wind
    2.13%

    Solar
    3.41%

    Biomass
    1.16%

    Hydro
    18.00%

    Coal
    33.24%

    Geothermal
    9.56%

    Natural Gas
    14.32%
    - Interconnection
    Source: DOE List of Existing Power Plants, 30 June 2016

    PHL RE =
    34.3%

    Oil Based
    18.18%

    CAPACITY MIX
    LUZON
    LUZON
    FUEL TYPE
    Coal
    Oil Based
    Diesel
    Oil Thermal
    Gas Turbine

    Natural Gas
    Geothermal
    Hydro
    Wind
    Biomass
    Solar
    TOTAL

    Capacity (MW)
    Installed Dependable
    5,247
    4,928
    2,133
    1,785
    763
    650
    720

    645
    600
    540

    2,871
    844
    2,537
    337
    95
    284
    14,348

    2,780
    777
    2,271
    293
    71
    204
    13,109

    Percent Share (%)


    Installed Dependable
    36.6
    37.6
    14.9
    13.6
    5.3
    4.5
    5.0

    4.9
    4.6
    4.1

    20.0
    5.9
    17.7
    2.3
    0.7
    2.0
    100.0

    21.2
    5.9
    17.3
    2.2
    0.5
    1.6
    100.0

    Dependable Capacity
    Wind
    2%

    Biomass
    0%

    Solar
    2%

    Hydro
    17%

    Coal
    38%

    Geothermal
    6%

    Natural Gas
    21%
    Oil Based
    14%

    Source: DOE List of Existing Power Plants, 30 June 2016

    CAPACITY MIX
    VISAYAS
    VISAYAS
    FUEL TYPE
    Coal
    Oil Based
    Diesel
    Gas Turbine

    Natural Gas
    Geothermal
    Hydro
    Wind
    Biomass
    Solar
    TOTAL

    Capacity (MW)
    Installed Dependable
    769
    761
    685
    469
    630
    55

    469
    0

    1
    965
    11
    90
    101
    341
    2,965

    0
    813
    11
    90
    77
    278
    2,498

    Percent Share (%)


    Installed Dependable
    26.0
    30.5
    23.1
    18.8
    21.3
    1.9

    0.0
    32.5
    0.4
    3.0
    3.4
    11.5
    100.0

    Dependable Capacity

    18.8
    0.0

    0.0
    Biomass
    32.5 Wind 3%
    0.4 4%
    3.6 Hydro
    3.1
    0%
    11.1
    100.0

    Solar
    11%
    Coal
    30%

    Geothermal
    33%
    Oil Based
    19%

    Source: DOE List of Existing Power Plants, 30 June 2016

    Natural Gas
    0%

    CAPACITY MIX
    MINDANAO
    FUEL TYPE
    Coal
    Oil Based
    Diesel

    Natural Gas
    Geothermal
    Hydro
    Wind
    Biomass
    Solar
    TOTAL

    MINDANAO
    Capacity (MW)
    Percent Share (%)
    Installed Dependable Installed Dependable
    650
    575
    23.7
    24.8
    828
    749
    30.2
    32.3
    828

    749

    0
    108
    1,061
    0
    36
    59
    2,742

    0
    104
    837
    0
    10
    43
    2,318

    30.2

    32.3

    0.0
    4.0
    38.7
    0.0
    1.3
    2.1
    100.0

    0.0
    4.5
    36.1
    0.0
    0.4
    1.8
    100.0

    Dependable Capacity
    Biomass
    0%

    Solar
    2%

    Coal
    25%

    Hydro
    36%

    Oil Based
    32%
    Geothermal
    5%
    Source: DOE List of Existing Power Plants, 30 June 2016

    REVISITING ENERGY DATA


    Establish updated inventory of operating power plants
    Determine capacity requirement
    Assess operating performance of power plants
    Operating manual Desk Audit
    Efficiency
    Availability factor
    Economic Life

    DEPARTMENT OF

    ENERGY

    REVISITING ENERGY DATA


    Determine level of contracted capacity by plant
    Bilateral Contracts between the DU/EC and GenCo
    (PSA/PSC)
    Replacement Power comes in during preventive
    Maintenance
    Ancillary Services Procurement Agreements
    between NGCP and Genco (ASPA)
    Average capacity related to WESM sales
    Dispatch Issues (Scheduled VS Actual)

    DEPARTMENT OF

    ENERGY

    PROMOTE A
    LOW
    CARBON
    FUTURE

    ENCOURAGE
    INVESTMENT IN
    INFRASTRUCTURE
    AND FACILITIES

    EXPAND
    ENERGY
    ACCESS

    PURSUE
    DEVELOPMENT
    AND
    IMPLEMENTATION
    OF LOCAL ENERGY
    PLANS

    IMPLEMENT &
    MONITOR
    SECTORAL
    ROADMAPS &
    ACTION PLANS

    ENSURE
    ENERGY
    SECURITY

    FOSTER
    STRONGER
    INTERNATIONAL
    RELATIONS AND
    PARTNERSHIPS

    STRENGTHEN
    CONSUMER
    WELFARE AND
    PROTECTION

    ADVOCATE THE
    PASSAGE OF THE
    DEPARTMENTS
    LEGISLATIVE
    AGENDA

    13

    STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS FOR 2016-2030

    ENSURE ENERGY SECURITY

    Improve reliability, availability and resiliency of energy infrastructure and


    facilities
    Connect the Mindanao grid with the interconnected Visayas and Luzon Grids
    Promote indigenous energy development and utilization
    Promote technology innovation through research, development,
    demonstration and deployment
    Clean, efficient and smart technologies

    Climate proof energy infrastructures and facilities


    Practice climate change adaptation and disaster readiness/preparedness

    14

    STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS FOR 2016-2030

    EXPAND ENERGY ACCESS TO ENSURE


    AFFORDABLE, RELIABLE, SUSTAINABLE
    AND MODERN ENERGY FOR ALL

    Update and implement the Power Development Plan


    and its component plans (Transmission Devt. Plan,
    Distribution Devt. Plan, Missionary Electrification Devt
    Plan, Household Electrification Devt Plan)
    Achieve 100 percent electrification of targeted
    households in all the three major islands
    Accelerate total privatization of PSALM assets

    15

    STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS FOR 2016-2030

    3 PROMOTE A LOW CARBON FUTURE


    Institute fuel mix policy
    Triple RE Capacity by 2030 (based on 2010
    level)

    16

    STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS FOR 2016-2030

    ENCOURAGE INVESTMENT IN INFRASTRUCTURE


    AND FACILITIES

    Plan and build an appropriate portfolio of installed and


    dependable power capacities for baseload, mid-merit and
    peaking requirements.
    Build a common carrier LNG receiving and distribution
    infrastructure anchored at a future Clean Energy City

    17

    GDP Economic Growth Drivers


    2015

    10%

    2020
    9%
    30%

    31%

    59%
    61%
    All industry

    All Commercial

    All Agriculture

    All Industry

    2025

    All Commercial

    2030
    7%

    8%

    30%

    30%
    63%

    62%

    All Industry

    All Agriculture

    All Commercial

    All Agriculture

    GDP growth: 2016 = 7%; 2017 to 2030 = 7.5%

    All Industry

    All Commercial

    All Agriculture

    LUZON LOAD CURVE MAY 3 2016


    12,000
    11,000
    10,000

    Max Demand = 9,726 MW


    (3 May 2016)

    MW

    9,000
    8,000

    7,000
    6,000

    Demand

    Demand and Required Reserves

    5,000
    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

    Source: National Grid Corporation of the Philippines

    LUZON LOAD DURATION CURVE


    12000

    11000

    MW

    10000
    9000
    8000
    7000
    6000

    5000
    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
    HOURS

    Source: National Grid Corporation of the Philippines

    LUZON GENERATION PROFILE


    2016 THEORETICAL PROFILE

    Baseload

    8887.04

    9,000

    78%

    Intermediate

    1954.16

    2,000

    17%

    Peaking

    503.36

    500
    11,500

    4%
    100%

    2014 PROFILE BASED ON ACTUAL PLANT FACTORS

    Baseload
    Intermediate
    Peaking

    5840.49
    2457.10
    3730.47

    Note: Natural Gas included as baseload

    5,900
    2,500
    3,700
    12,100

    49%
    21%
    31%
    100%

    STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS FOR 2016-2030

    PURSUE DEVELOPMENT AND


    IMPLEMENTATION OF LOCAL ENERGY
    PLANS IN SUPPORT OF REGIONAL
    ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PLANS

    Formulate/update Philippine Energy Plan and Regional


    Energy Plans
    Mindanao Energy Plan
    Visayas Energy Plan
    Mindoro Island Power Development Plan
    Palawan Island Power Development Plan

    22

    STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS FOR 2016-2030

    IMPLEMENT AND MONITOR SECTORAL ROADMAPS AND


    ACTION PLANS

    Alternative fuels
    Energy Efficiency and Conservation
    Resource development (oil, gas and coal)
    Renewable Energy
    Downstream oil, gas and coal
    Power and electrification
    ICT for energy (greater access to information by public and other stakeholders)

    23

    STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS FOR 2016-2030

    ADVOCATE THE PASSAGE OF THE


    DEPARTMENTS LEGISLATIVE AGENDA

    Energy Efficiency and Conservation, Natural Gas, Liquefied Petroleum


    Gas (LPG), Energy projects as projects of national significance,
    Petroleum Upstream Regulation
    Review of existing laws such as EPIRA, Downstream Oil Industry,
    Renewable Energy

    24

    STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS FOR 2016-2030

    STRENGTHEN CONSUMER WELFARE AND


    PROTECTION THROUGH MULTI-SECTORAL
    MULTIMEDIA IEC PROGRAMS

    Conduct nationwide IEC campaigns on ways to reduce electricity,


    fuel consumption and safe handling and usage of petroleum
    products
    Promote energy awareness among public school students through
    conduct of seminars and field visits

    25

    STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS FOR 2016-2030

    FOSTER STRONGER INTERNATIONAL


    RELATIONS AND PARTNERSHIPS

    Bilateral and multi-lateral energy cooperation


    Facilitate free trade agreements on energy trade and
    services
    UNs Sustainable Energy for All (SE4All)

    26

    DEPARTMENT OF

    ENERGY

    END OF PRESENTATION
    Energy Insights: The New Administrations
    Energy Plan
    25 August 2016

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