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This document discusses fuel switching from diesel to coconut oil for rural electrification in Pacific Island countries. It notes that diesel currently accounts for a large portion of electricity costs due to transportation to remote areas. Coconut oil is proposed as an alternative that could displace a significant amount of diesel usage. Modifications would need to be made to engines and supply chains established, but initial blends of 20% coconut oil and 80% diesel are recommended. Fuel switching could save over $70 million annually while reducing greenhouse gas emissions by around 180,000 tonnes per year. Further analysis of supply chains is needed to implement this solution.
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CHAPTER 1: Introduction to Green Energy (1 lecture)
CHAPTER 2: Electric Power Industry - Distributed Generation Technologies (1 lecture)
CHAPTER 3: Wind Power Systems (2 lectures)
CHAPTER 4: Solar Resource- Photovoltaic Materials (1 lecture)
CHAPTER 5: Photovoltaic Systems (3 lectures)
CHAPTER 6: Energy Storage - Electric Vehicles (1 lecture)
CHAPTER 7: Other Renewable Energy Resources (0.3 lecture)
CHAPTER 8: Smart Grid (0.7 lecture)
CHAPTER 1: Introduction to Green Energy (1 lecture)
CHAPTER 2: Electric Power Industry - Distributed Generation Technologies (1 lecture)
CHAPTER 3: Wind Power Systems (2 lectures)
CHAPTER 4: Solar Resource- Photovoltaic Materials (1 lecture)
CHAPTER 5: Photovoltaic Systems (3 lectures)
CHAPTER 6: Energy Storage - Electric Vehicles (1 lecture)
CHAPTER 7: Other Renewable Energy Resources (0.3 lecture)
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CHAPTER 1: Introduction to Green Energy (1 lecture)
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- 1. A Sustainable Future fuel switching for rural development Atul K. Raturi Presented at Energy side event, ACP Ministerial Meeting, Port Moresby, 2 June 2006
- 3. Population density PNG ~ 8 persons/km 2 Tuvalu ~ 363 persons/ km 2 No. of islands/ country PNG -400 Fiji- 300 Kiribati- 33 Population PNG – 5 Million Tuvalu- 9,600 Land Area PNG – 462,243 km 2 Nauru- 21 km 2
- 8. Electricity production in PNG -- 8 C-centers 1,200 280 Mining &Industry (self generation) 105 32 Hanjung-Kanudi (Private) 665 302 PNG power Generation (GWh/yr) Capacity (MW) Producer
- 10. Diesel engine “ The diesel engine can be fed with vegetable oils and would help considerably in the development of agriculture of the countries that use it.” Rudolph Diesel, World exhibition Paris, 1900
- 11. Oil Properties 190 179 -24 29 @ 40 °C 34.6 39.7 Linseed Oil 191 130 -16 33 @ 40 °C 37.9 39.6 Soybean Oil 175 125 -10 37 @ 40 °C 38 39.7 Gross Rapeseed Oil 199 54 35 37 @ 40 42-50 39.6 Gross Palm Oil 268 10 24 20 @ 40 °C 60 42.0 Gross Coconut Oil - - -9 4 @ 40 °C 45 - 55 45.3 Gross Petroleum Diesel Saponification Value Iodine Value Solidification Point ( 0 C) Kinematic Viscosity (cS) Cetane Number Specific Energy (MJ/kg) Fuel
- 18. Copra Production CNO Production Papua New Guinea
- 21. CNO Fuel in PNG & Vanuatu
- 22. Rabaul Shipping COPM, Madang CNO in boilers CNO in ships
- 26. Kerosene based lighting A kerosene wick lantern produces~ 1 lux (lumen/m 2 ) at 1 m distance Industrialized countries: 500 lux (normal) Used 4 hours/day a kerosene lamp emits 100kg of CO 2 annually. Annual light output of a kerosene lamp = light produced by a 100 W incandescent lamp in 10 hours : Highly inefficient About 90% of the people in PNG use kerosene for lighting .~ 35 Million Liters/ year.98 M kg of CO 2 equivalent
- 29. PHOTOVOLTAICS: Electricity from the Sun Very high potential in the PICs Sunshine hours (POM)=2,478
- 33. Geothermal Power Lihir Gold Mines 36MW plant in operation 20MW under construction First CDM project in PNG Many other potential sites
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- Introduction