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- 1. 7th MYANMAR Oil and Gas Summit / 26-27 January 2017
- 2. Installed Capacity of Power Plants in 2015-2016 Type of Plant Coal Hydro Gas Diesel Total No: of Plant 1 26 27 - 54 Capacity (MW) 120 3,185 1,829 101 5,235 Energy Mix by Capacity 2% 61% 35% 2% 100% Power GENERATION (Myanmar) 2 120, 2% 3,185, 61% 1,829, 35% 101, 2% Energy Mix by Type of Power Source Capacity (MW), % Coal Hydro Gas Diesel
- 3. 120 MW (2%) 3185 MW (61%) 1829 MW (35%) 101 MW (2%) Gas Hydro CoalDiesel 2016 5,235 MW Power Demand Forecast and Power Mix Plan Ref: Presentation made at Stakeholders’ Forum, Electricity & Energy Sector Development For Yangon Region, at UMFCCI by U Aung Than Oo, Former Deputy Minister of MOEP, 3rd March 2017
- 4. Per Capita Electricity Consumption in ASEAN Countries 4
- 5. 1000 1000 ၀ ၅၀၀ ၁၀၀၀ ၁၅၀၀ ၂၀၀၀ ၂၅၀၀ ၃၀၀၀ ၃၅၀၀ ၄၀၀၀ ၄၅၀၀ စက်အင်အား(မဂ္ဂါဝပ်) Actual Dry Season Hydro Power Generation Capacity တစ်နိုင်ငံလုံး နနွေရာသီလိုအပ်ချက်မှာ ၂၅၀၀ မဂ္ဂါဝပ် နကျာ်မည်ဖြစ်၍ မလုံနလာက်နတာ့ပါ။ As Power Consumption in Dry Season is more than 1500MW, there is a huge GAP to fill. 4000 MW 2500 MW ၆ Hydro Thermal Thermal Ref: Presentation made at Stakeholders’ Forum, Electricity & Energy Sector Development For Yangon Region, at UMFCCI by U Maw Tha Htwe, Former Deputy Minister of MOEP, 3rd March 2017
- 6. Natural Gas Production History in Myanmar
- 7. Natural Gas Production History in Myanmar In 2012, out of 1.31 billion cuft per day produced, 1041 mmcfd is exported to Thailand, and the remaining 270 mmcfd is used in various domestic sectors.
- 8. Demand & Supply (2012)
- 9. Coal Fire Power Plant Projects in Myanmar Facing Resistance on Environmental grounds.
- 14. Future Supply Chain Import LPG by Ship : More reflected Global price Storage in LPG terminal Delivery by bulk truck - transport cost saving >50% Filling station – Reduce lead time and save number of cylinder inventory > 100% Distribute to Retail shop
- 15. LPG Power plant STEAMSTEAM LPG Storage Tank 2*2,000 Ton LPGLPG 60 KT/year 14.2 T/h Power Plant LPG Carrier Capacity 700-1500 DWT 45.5 MW45.5 MW
- 16. LPG GAS TURBINE SPACE REQUIRED
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- 19. LPG Power Plant key figures Production Data 1xGT / 1xHRSG / 1xSTG Unit Output 45.5 MW Steam Flow (60 bar, 300 deg C) 60 Ton/hr Total hour 8,760 hr Plant shut down 760 hr Operating hour 8,000 hr LPG Consumption for 1 year Electricity 346,000,000 kWh/year Steam 480,000 Ton/year CAPEX 30,030,000 USD LPG Burning Gas Turbine - Combined Cycle Plant
- 20. Conclusion LPG Power plant does not need any additional infrastructure, it able to utilized Myanmar existing river network LPG global supply cost trend to be lower due to additional production capacity and significant decrease of freight cost LPG small power plant has a shorter period to developing due to its modular design. The estimated project IRR approximate 14%
- 21. Opportunity for SPP with LPG Region-wised Decentralized Distributed Generation • Special Economic Zones • Industrial Zones • University Campuses • Remote Areas (e.g., Mergui Archipelago) • New Real Estate Developments • Residential • Commercial • Hotels Public Private Partnership • IPP + YESC or MEPE or Regional Government Commercial Tariff • Instead of subsidized tariff Region-wised Decentralized Distributed Generation • Special Economic Zones • Industrial Zones • University Campuses • Remote Areas (e.g., Mergui Archipelago) • New Real Estate Developments • Residential • Commercial • Hotels Public Private Partnership • IPP + YESC or MEPE or Regional Government Commercial Tariff • Instead of subsidized tariff
- 24. Mr.Phisit Pornslangskul ,He is currently Vice President Business Development of SC Group, a leading logistics company for energy segment in Thailand. Apart from business development role and responsible, He is also a Project Director of Oil pipe line project from Central to Northeast region of Thailand. The pipeline have approximate length 350 km with end terminal capacity 120 million Liter. The project is developed by Thai Pipeline Network a subsidiary company of SC group. Graduated from King Mongkut Institute of Technology Ladkrabang , in Electrical Engineering. He has over 20 years experience in various kind of assignment such as, • Engineering and project execution for Petrochemical industry in Thailand, Indonesia and Vietnam • Sale and Technical service work for Industrial gases N2,O2,CO2 in Thailand. • Coal fired Power Plant operation and management in Cambodia and project feasibility in Myanmar.