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Sharing experiences and lessons learned from JCM project implementation
Engineering Business UnitEnergy Solutions BUSharp Corporation
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Agenda
1.Introduction of Sharp Solar2.JCM – Project reference in Mongolia3.Measurement & Monitoring of CO2
reduction based on JCM Methodology4.Process for issuance of Credits
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1. Introduction of Sharp SolarDNA OF “ONE-OF-A-KIND”
Mechanical Pencil
Crystal Radio Japan’s First TV Set
Belt Buckles
Camera-equipped Mobile Phone
19121915 1925 1953
2000
Sharp’s founder
Make products that other companies want to imitate
LCD Calculator
1992
LCDViewcam
~ World’s first and Japan’s first~
All-transistor Calculator
2004 2008 2014
Superheated Steam Oven
108-Inch LCD Monitor
RoBoHoN2016
19731964
Healsio Ocha-Presso
For 105 years
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Source:JAXA
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58 years of Experience
1980 1998 2005 ~20152008
* As of Apr 2010
1963 1967 20171959 19811970 2008 2012
IEEE milestone recognition
History more than 50years
Start salesof Black Solar
Development compound cell with 31.17% efficiency
Start mass production of Crystalline PV cells
Start R&D of Crystalline PV cells
Start R&D of Space-use PV cells
Start operationin Katsuragifactory
Start mass production of Space-use PV cells
Sharp’s1st Solar
Source : JAPAN COAST GUARD
More than 2,800Light house
installations in Japan*
Equipped withmore than
160 satellites*
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Sharp PV Production History
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2000: No.1 PV manufacturer in the world
1963: Started mass production of PV cells
1967: development of space-use c-Si PV cells
(1953: Si PV invented by Bell Laboratory)
2012: Completion of 73MW Solar plant in Thailand
2013: Start IPP business in Japan
2015: Establish Sharp Solar Solution Asia
Total installation, more than400MW as EPC in Japan, 450MW in Asia
Lighthouses: 50 years experience, over 2,800 sites (as of March 2013)
Satellites: 46 years experience, installed 160 satellites:JAXA Houses: No,1 share in Japan
83MW NED Plant in Thailand
First IPP Plantby SHARP
(Amount until 2017)
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釧路市
24.7MW
富岡町
2.2MW
いなべ市
2.4MW
御所市
1.2MW
福知山市
1.8MW
国東市
0.8MW
京都府
加茂市
2.4MW
岐阜県
Ultra high voltage
苫小牧市
45.6MW
松山市
10.3MW
愛媛県
Completed(and under construction) Plants…179 plantsInstalled Capacity…Approx. 565MWdcSharp Assents…Approx. 145MWdc
Since July 2012 till end March 2017
Project reference of EPC/IPP in Japan
約42.9MWSBエネジー株式会社様Sharp Miyoshino Solar plant
Softbank Yonago Solar plant
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Project reference of EPC(Thailand)
Bangkok
LopburiSurin
Khon Kaen
Udon Thani
Total Plants in ThailandMore than 140MW
Capacity:73.2MWdc +10.3MWdcCOD:Mar 2012 / May 2013
Capacity:52MWdc/COD:Jan 2015
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Project reference of EPC(Vietnam)
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Site Location : My Hoa Village,Dien Loc Commune, Phong Dien District, ThuaThien Hue Province, Vietnam Contract Ceremony
Project Phong Dien Solar Power Plant
Capacity 48MWdc / 35MWac
Expected power generation Approx. 61,570MWh/Year
Expected CO2 reduction(0.333t-CO2 /MWh)
Approx.20,503tCO2/Year
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Expanding Solar project globally(especially developing countries for Solar)
Sharp Global Activity
Mongolia
Thailand
Kazakhstan
Philippine
Mexico
Myanmar
IndonesiaVietnam
20MW10MW30MW50MWothersTotal 181MW
50MW150MW5MWTotal 205MW
5MWTotal 5MW
20MWTotal 20MW
3x5MW3x2MW2x3MWOthersTotal 70MW
48MW65MW30MWOthersTotal 593MW(7projects)
30MW30MW10MWOthersTotal 220MW0.4MW
0.3MWTotal 0.7MW
Palao
5MWTotal 5MW
Laos
4MW5MWTotal 10MW
This region is handled by European subsidiary as PV module business
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・Available Remote monitoring center at Sharp Katsuragi factory・365 days monitoring & checking operation of Solar plant
Maintenance – Remote Monitoring -
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2. JCM Projects
Contribution of CO2 reduction by Energy Solution
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Mongolia Dalkhn Solar10MW Solar Power Plant
Thailand SNC Roof Top Solar Project3.4MW Rooftop Solar Power System
Indonesia Jakavaring Sports City Solar1.6MW Solar PV Power Plant Project in Palembang, South Sumatra
JCM projects executed by Sharp
Mongolia Khushik Khuntii Solar15MW Solar Power Plant
Mexico San Luis Potosi Solar20MW Solar Power Plant
Thailand Big C Solar Projects27MW Rooftop Solar Power System
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CO2 Reduction by SolarPower Generation
by Renewable Energy
Power Generationwithout CO2 Emission
Power generation by fossil fuel goes down thanks to Solar in the country
=Contribution of CO2 reduction
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Project in Mongolia - Needs①Increase of Electrification
⇒Reduction of imported electricity
②Improve of Environment⇒Reduction of dependency by coal fire
③Technology of stable operation under tough condition in Mongolia
⇒Technology under low temperature
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Gas emission by coal fire / heat power plant at Ulaanbaatar
Exhaust from Ger
Environmental Concern in Mongolia
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Project in Mongolia - OverviewThe project aims to reduce CO2 emissions by constructing a 10MW Solar Power Generation Plant in Darkhan City and can reduce fossil fuel by supplying the generated electricity through the power transmission network.
Capacity: 10MWdc
Location: Darkhan city(Locates approximately 230 km Northof the capital city Ulaanbaatar)
Completion:Dec 2016
Project Life: 17 yearsFrom Jan 2017~
CO2 reduction:14,746tCO2/Year
10MW Solar Plant
110kV power transmission
Approx. 10km south from Darkhan city
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International Consortium
CO2 Issuance of Credits(for 17years)
Contract of International Consortium
Investment
National Dispatching Center
Power Purchase Agreement
Subsidy
Project Participants(Mongolia)
Solar PowerInternational LLC
Global Environment Centre Foundation
(GEC)(Entrustment by MOE)
Partner from Mongolia
Project Participants(Representative)
Sharp Corp.
Shigemitsu Shoji Co.,Ltd.
Overall Project StructureProject in Mongolia - SchemeMinistry of the Environment
Government of Japan
Investment
Investment
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Construction (in October, 2016)
Finished PV module installation・Completion before
winter season(as of end of Oct 2016)
Completion on Dec 2016, and started operation since 1st Jan 2017
Project in Mongolia
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3. Measurement & Monitoring of CO2
reduction based on JCM Methodology
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Measurement of CO2 Credit To measure, record and verification for
amount of CO2 reduction based on JCM methodology
To monitor, record for power generation, which will be converted into CO2 reduction amounts
Power Meter at Plant
Power Meter at Sub station
Multi Meter at Plant
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Monitoring
Sharp and Solar Power International LLC will provide monitoring services for 17years.
Example)①Check for Measurement meter②Record every power plant
parameters③Prepare reports
Guideline of Monitoring
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Monitoring Sheet
←Amount ofCO2 reduction
Power generation×Emission factor =11,227MWh/p×0.797= 8947.64643 tCO2
Emission factorSolar power generation
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4.Process for issuance of Credits
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Process for issuance of Credits1.Approval of MRV methodologyIGES(Institute for Global Environmental Strategies) who is entrusted by MOE fixed formula such as measurement points, emission factor and so on, then confirmed MRV Methodology.
2.Local Stakeholder ConsultationConsultation meeting with Mongolian local stakeholders was executed . Any opinions, views and Q&A raised at the meeting were reported into the Validation report.
⇒ Darkhan:Revised MRV approved on Feb 2017
<Photo : Local Stakeholder Consultation>
⇒ Darkhan:Executed on Dec 2016
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3.ValidationJQA (JAPAN QUALITY ASSURANCE) visited the site and checked for measurement points of power generation, method, calibration of tools. After the site visit, PDD(Project Design Document) was completed.
4.VerificationExecuted at the site on Sep 2017. Checked for the contentsaccording to Validation report and LRQA (Lloyd's Register) publishedVerification report.
<Photo : Verification at the Site><Photo : Validation at the Site>
Process for issuance of Credits
⇒ Darkhan:PDD was published on Mar 2017
⇒ Darkhan:Executed on Jul 2017Published on Oct 2017
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Issuance of Credits
Source : Ministry of the Environment of Japan
⇒ Darkhan:Issued on Oct 2017
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Issuance of Credits・Allocation
Joint Committee by Japan and Mongolia approved 8,947t CO2 credits realized from Jan 2017 to Jul 2017 at the JCM committee on 24th Oct 2017.
Allocation of 8,947t CO2 Credit:Japanese government 70%Mongolian government 20%Sharp 10%.
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Report of CO2 reduction amount①Issuance of CO2 Credits Three (3) times
1st time :Within 1 year after project registration <finished>2nd time:20213rd tie:2033 (JCM Guideline : Article No.18)
②Report to MOE
Necessary to report 1 time per year, about the result of CO2 reduction during past fiscal year
(JCM Guideline : Article No.16)
Source : Ministry of the Environment of Japan
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Sharp Activities – JCM Projects1.On-Going ProjectsSharp executes the JCM projects in Mongolia, Thailand, Indonesia and Mexico as well as stable operation, monitoring of CO2 reduction and issuance of CO2 credits.
2.Next ProjectsSharp will continue projects with JCM program together with Partner countries from next fiscal year onward.
3.Future TechnologiesSharp will develop new system which can contribute further CO2 reduction besides Solar system such as Battery management system and Diesel hybrid system.
Thank you very muchfor your attention !