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A business perspective on developing Solar PV in MyanmarTUV Rheinland Group

Introduction

Myanmar: overview

•General Figures

•Renewable Energy figures

•Solar Energy

•Solar Projects

Solutions

•On-grid

•Off-grid

•Case study

Conclusions

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Testing Inspecting Certifying Qualifying Consulting

Products Systems Process People

Myanmar: overviewG

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Myanmar: overviewR

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Grid tie

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Myanmar: overviewS

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Why Solar?

• Unlimited resource

• >25 years

• Predictable

• Technical viable:

• Static solution

• Flexibility

• Low maintenance

• On and off-grid

• Access to electricity

Myanmar: overviewS

ola

r p

roje

cts

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ADB off-grid RE program

ADB

Mandalay, Chin State, Kayah State and Rakhine State

3 Phases

• Phase 1(2013-2014)Design and implement off-grid energy solutions for community infrastructure in 20 off-grid villages• Phase 2 (2014- 2015)Design and implement off-grid energy solutions for public and community infrastructure in 50 off-grid villages.• Phase 3 (Q3 2015)Energy Investment program

Myanmar: overviewS

ola

r p

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United Nations Development Program(UNDP)

25,000 solar lamps to polling stations

Japanese Government

Myanmar: overviewS

ola

r p

roje

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Residential: Private investment

Myanmar: overviewS

ola

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11 Micro-grids

Sunlabob

Shan State Chin State

• Under the guidance of Myanmar’s Ministry of Livestock, Fisheries and Rural Development’s (MLFRD)

• Department of Rural Development (DRD)

• And funded by the Japanese International Cooperation System (JICS)

Myanmar: overviewS

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United Nations Global Compact

Sponsor: ABB & Pact Myanmar

Location: Tada Oo township, Mandalay

End-users: 3,500

Solution: Solar battery charging stations

Myanmar: overviewS

ola

r p

roje

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Solar lightening and solar pumping

Sponsor: Tatung Co.,Ltd

Location: Myanmar

Solution: Solar lightening and solar pumping

Myanmar: overviewS

ola

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Solar pumping

Sponsor: Private

Location: Pandita Rama

Technical speccs:Vertical lift: 41 mFlow Rate: 33 m3/dayCable length: 56 mPipe length: 70 mWater reservoir: Tank, 7.5 m3

Water source: Well

Solution: Solar Generator 8x 215 Wp(1.7 kWp)

Myanmar: overviewS

ola

r P

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220 MW Solar Power Project

Sponsor: Green Earth Power (GEP)

Location: Minbu, Magway

Investment: $275 million

EPC: Black&Veatch

2 x 150 MW Solar Power Project

Sponsor: ACO Investment Group

Support: the Ministry of Electric Power

Location: Myingyan and Meiktila, Mandalay

Investment: $480 million

SolutionsO

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Roof-tops (C&I) & large scale

Potential Solutions:• Factories• Public buildings• Resorts and hotels

Constrains:• Grid stability and accessibility• Infrastructure• Financial (LCOE of $0.16/kWh–

$0.19/kWh, Tariff $0.035/kWh to $0.075/kWh)

Approach:• Provide an attractive foreign

investment framework• Cooperation with Development

banks• Minimum technical requirements• Technical experience from mature

markets

SolutionsO

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Residential and C&I

Potential Solutions:• Solar home systems• Solar thermal• Solar Concentrated • Solar street lamps• Telecommunications

Constrains:• Financial access• Know-how

Approach:• Right regulation framework• Minimum technical

requirements• Trainings (e.g safety, O&M)

SolutionsO

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SolutionsC

ase S

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hyd

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PV

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Hydro + PV

Sponsor: Huanghe / Yellow river

Location: Longyangxia, Qinghai, China

Capacity: 1,28GW + 530 MW

Operational since: 1992 + 2013

Grid: 320kV

Distance Hydro to PV: ~50km

SolutionsC

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PV

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Advantages:

• Improving the security and stability of the power grid

• Capacity of managing the water reserve

• Improving the consumption and transmission ability of the power grid and realizing the application of storage and transmission integration of water & sunshine.

• Better electricity generation management

ConclusionsQ

uality

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Public image

Public image

18%

25%

14%5%

11%

13%

14%Planning

Mounting structures

Grounding, lightning protection Cabling

Modules

Miscellaneous

Inverter,combinerboxes Source

of the Problem

TÜV Rheinland study125 large scale PV systmems

Total: > 4 GWp

30% of power plants show serious defects (incl. safety

issues) or large number of issues

50% of defects are caused by bad installation !

ConclusionsS

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1. Regulatory1. Need of regulatory framework (e.g. FiT, ICT, import tax deductions..)

1. Grid-tied2. Off-grid

2. Private sector participation

2. Technical1. Define minimum requirements for the equipment (e.g. standard,

code)2. Grid connection procedure3. Experienced companies4. 3rd parties for qualification and external advise

3. Financial1. Several programs running currently (e.g. ADB)2. Required financing mechanism / rural energy financing market3. Security

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Thank you very much for your attention!

Miguel Laburu

Business Development Manager

Solar - APAC

Ph: + 65 6562 8750 ext. 3314

Cell: +65 8299 7508

E-mail: [email protected]