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    Hybrid solar PV power plants provide opportunities to increase grid utilization at existing wind power plant sites. A study conducted at FFC Energy's wind power plant in Jhampir, Pakistan found that adding 25-40 MW of solar PV capacity to the 50 MW wind plant could increase annual combined output from 144 GWh to 207 GWh, raising grid capacity utilization from 33% to 48%. Hybrid systems smooth variations in wind power output and allow more renewable energy generation without requiring additional grid infrastructure. The concept has potential for deployment at other wind power sites in Sindh to facilitate renewable energy growth.

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    Hybrid solar PV power plants provide opportunities to increase grid utilization at existing wind power plant sites. A study conducted at FFC Energy's wind power plant in Jhampir, Pakistan found that adding 25-40 MW of solar PV capacity to the 50 MW wind plant could increase annual combined output from 144 GWh to 207 GWh, raising grid capacity utilization from 33% to 48%. Hybrid systems smooth variations in wind power output and allow more renewable energy generation without requiring additional grid infrastructure. The concept has potential for deployment at other wind power sites in Sindh to facilitate renewable energy growth.

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    Hybrid solar PV power plants provide opportunities to increase grid utilization at existing wind power plant sites. A study conducted at FFC Energy's wind power plant in Jhampir, Pakistan found that adding 25-40 MW of solar PV capacity to the 50 MW wind plant could increase annual combined output from 144 GWh to 207 GWh, raising grid capacity utilization from 33% to 48%. Hybrid systems smooth variations in wind power output and allow more renewable energy generation without requiring additional grid infrastructure. The concept has potential for deployment at other wind power sites in Sindh to facilitate renewable energy growth.

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    Hybrid 

    Solar PV Power Plants

    At 
    Wind Power 
    Plants

    Webinar on “Hybrid Renewable Power Plants: 
    Opportunities and Challenges"
    FFC ENERGY LTD – AT A GLANCE
    Capacity 49.5 MW

    Wind Turbine Model Nordex S77,1.5- HCV

    Location Jhampir, District Thatta

    Land Area 1,283 Acres

    Total Wind Turbines 33

    Benchmark Production 143.55 GWh per annum

    Commercial Operations May 16, 2013


    PAKISTAN SINDH WIND CORRIDOR

    JHAMPIR‐120 km from Karachi
    Wind Power Plants In Sindh Region
    TAPAL YUNUS HARTFORD
    TENAGA MASTER
    SAPPHIRE
    FWEL ‐ I
    METRO
    FWEL – II HYDRO CHINA
    ZAFAIR GUL AHMED
    UNITED ENERGY FFCEL TB 3
    ZORLU
    TGF TB 2
    HAWA JHAMPIR SACHAL TGS TGT
    TB 1
    FFCEL Site

    Unutilized Spaces Available within Wind Farm
    Growth Trend of Wind Plants - Pakistan

    Commissioned  = 1240 MW
    In Pipeline          = 600 MW
    8
    0
    0
    Potential and Issue
    • Sindh wind corridor realizable capacity ‐ over ~10 GW
    • Tariff lowered to 6.7 – 7 $c/kWh – comparable to any 
    technology
    • Potential for Local industry growth
    – Tower manufacturing, 
    – Blade and nacelle assembly 
    – Services sector
    – Allied component supplies 
    • However, Grid Evacuation Capacity is limiting factor
    • Grid enhancement projects underway  ‐ New Projects  
    expected as and when new allocations are available
    Opportunity

    Grid Allocation
    50 MW
    Available for Solar

    AEDB worked on concept in 2016‐17, found it workable
    Project Concept

    50 MW

    45 MW
    35 MW
    50 MW
    25 MW 15 MW
    5 MW
    25 MW
    0 MW

    Interconnected Power Control
    Resource Assessment
    Wind & Solar Potential
    Annual Average Daily Pattern
    Diurnal Pattern of Solar and Wind Resource at FFCEL Plantsite, Jhampir
    8.2 1000
    S
    8 900 o
    l
    7.8 800 a
    W
    i
    r
    n 7.6 700
    d I
    7.4 600 r
    S
    r
    p
    7.2 500 a
    e
    e d
    d 7 400 i
    a
    m 6.8 300 n
    /
    c
    s
    6.6 200
    Value Creation Zone e

    6.4 100
    W
    /
    6.2 0
    m
    2
    Hour of the Day

    Wind Speed Solar Global Irradiance
    Wind Farm Annual Production
    JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

    Wind Farm Output – 144 GWh
    Grid Capacity Utilization 33 %
    Combined Annual Production
    JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

    Combined Output – 207GWh
    Grid Capacity Utilization 48 %

    Combined Output
    Conclusion of Study
    Results & Benefits
    • Pattern of wind & solar resources is conducive for hybrid
    • Hybrid Solar assist in smoothing variations in Wind output
    • 25 – 40 MW Solar Plant for 50 MW Wind Plant Possible
    • ~ 600 MW Solar PV Plants can be installed by next year 
    • Increased grid utilization factor – from 33% to 48%
    • No additional grid infrastructure enhancement needed
    • Reduction in overall per unit O&M cost of grid
    • Addition of electricity at tariffs lower to overall basket price
    • Addition of battery storage viability expected in 2 – 3 years
    Has any one done it?

    M/s Hero Future Energies on April 13, 2018 inaugurated a 
    28.5 MW Solar PV Plant at its 50 MW Wind Power Plant in 
    Karnataka, India under similar Grid Restriction Arrangement
    Progress & Way forward
    • Concept has been approved in principle by AEDB and has 
    issued LOIs to interested investors
    • FFC has submitted its Feasibility study to AEDB which is 
    under review for approval
    • Suitable Upfront tariff for such hybrid Solar PV Projects 
    shall provide stimuli for quick deployment as;
    – No new grid planning / grid development needed
    – Quick installation within 8 – 10 months possible
    Thank you

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