Small Hydro Cdm Project S J 3
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This document presents a small hydro CDM project in Bosnia and Herzegovina called Jabusnica 3 for sale. It provides details about the project such as its installed power of 2.124 MW, anticipated annual production of 10,350 MWh, and preliminary calculations showing it would save 1,091 tons of CO2 per MWh produced. Financial calculations are given both without and with revenue from Certified Emission Reduction credits, showing improved returns when including this income stream. Thorough planning and understanding of local regulations is emphasized for successful small hydro projects.
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- 1. Small Hydro CDM Project S-J-3 for Sale A Kyoto Protocol “Clean Deveolpement Mechanism” Sample Project “Jabusnica 3” in Gacko, BiH - Presentation
- 2. What is CDM CDM stands for UNFCCC Kyoto Protocol “Clean Development Mechanism” http://unfccc.int/resource/docs/publications/08_cdm_in_brief.pdf When verified and confirmed for additionality CER’s or Certified Emission Reductions are issued. CER’s are recognized in EU ETS and have a price. The most relevant source for checking spot emission allowances price is http://bluenext.eu/
- 3. CPM Energetika CPM Energetika is a part of CPM group of companies registered in Slovenia, EU http://cpm-en.com/ CPM d.d. built 50 MW Hydro in Slovenia http://www.cpm.si/ CPMBH is a specialist in building tunnels http://www.cpmbh.ba/
- 4. We Own Concessions in BiH In the territory of RepublikaSrpska in BiH we have access to many (50+) small hydro power plant concessions (20 year / 5% / up to 10MW, renewable). All locations and capacities are verified. We own three. We only offer a location for sale when it receives building permit and we get confirmation from grid operator that there is enough grid capacity to accept entire plant’s production .
- 5. From Concession to Building Permit 9. Grid Connectivity Consent Zoning Approval Ecological Permit Main Design Land Use Rights Revision of Main Design Fire Prevention Permit Building Permit Study for the Issue of Concession Concession Contract Feasibility Study General Design Zoning Requirements Plots&Pipeline Study Hydrological Study Preliminary Ecological Analysis
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- 7. Characteristicsof Jabušnica 3 (S-J-3) Water Flow Q = 1.0 m3 /s Fall H = 270.6m Power installed P = 2,124 MW Anticipated Production E = 10.350 MWh/Year Preliminary calculations show that in BiH small hydro power plant saves 1,091 T CO2/MWh
- 8. Approximate Price Without CER’s ~ 2.000€/kW installed pays for: The plant on “turnkey” basis
- 9. Calculations for S-J-3 without CER Price for 2.124 MW installed = ~€ 4.248.000 Revenue from electricity production-> 10.350MWh/Y * 50€/MWh =~ 517.500 Net Revenue -(5% maintenance, 5% concession fee) =~ 465.750 IRR (30Y) = 10,33% Return in 9.1 years
- 10. Approximate Price ~ 2.300€/kW installed pays for: The plant on “turnkey” basis 100% of issued Certified Emission Reductions Certificate of Origin
- 11. Calculations for S-J-3 with CER Price for 2.124 MW installed = ~€ 4.885.200 Revenue from electricity production-> 10.350MWh/Y * 50€/MWh =~ €517.500 Net Revenue -(5% maintenance, 5% concession fee) =~ €465.750 Revenue from CER’s 15€/T =~ €169.378 Total yearly revenue =~ €635.128 IRR (30Y) = ~12,58% Return in 7.7 years Certificate of Origin no price as yet but expected
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