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Waste to Energy Power Production at DOE and DOD Sites
January 13, 2011
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1. REPORT DATE 13 JAN 2011 2. REPORT TYPE
3. DATES COVERED 00-00-2011 to 00-00-2011
4. TITLE AND SUBTITLE Waste to Energy Power Production at DOE and DOD Sites
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Overview – Federal Agency Innovations
DOE: Savannah River Site • BiomassHeat and Power
USAF: Hill Air Force Base • Landfill Gasto Energy Generation
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DOESavannah River Site
DOESavannah River Site (DOE-SR) • Georgia / South Carolina border • 300+ sq milesextending into 3 counties • Began operations in 1950s
Challengesfaced by DOE-SR • Aging Infrastructure
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• Coal and fuel oil power plants • Increased / new clean air requirements • New energy efficiency / sustainability requirements
BusinessCase Analysis
Site need for both steam and power Repair, renovate, or replace Mandatesand desire for renewable energy solution Appropriated fundsnot available
Solution: DOEESPCprogram
Solution: Biomass • $34M in first year operational cost savings • Providesnumerousenvironmental benefits • Results in GHGreductionsof over 100,000 tons/ year
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BiomassSolution
Largest DOEESPCto date
Largest renewable ESPC
Largest biomassoperation in Federal government
BiomassAvailability in U.S.
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BiomassAvailability in U.S.
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Bioanass Resources o:f the United States Fo~rest Residues
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BiomassAvailability in U.S.
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DOESR– Project Scope
The project consistsof two measures • Measure 1 providesfor turnkey installation of a new Biomass
Cogeneration Facility with a design capacity of 240,000 PPH of steam and 20 MW of electric power
• Measure 2 includesthe turnkey installation of two 10,500 PPH steam heating facilities; one to be located in the KArea and one to be located in the LArea
Clean biomasswill be the primary fuel source for all of the new boilers • Measure 1 will also utilize bio-derived fuel to supplement
biomassfor temperature control • Measure 2 will use 100%biomasswith fuel oil asback up
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Measure 1 will replace existing coal-fired cogen plant • Located closer to end user • Will operate 24/7/365 • Includesa central fuel yard for all three plants
Measure 2 replaced a fuel oil-fired packaged boiler plant that served both the Kand LAreasof the site • Eliminates2.5 mile of steam line • Seasonal operation for winter heating beginning Dec 2010
DOESR– Project Scope
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DOESR– Cogeneration Plant Construction
Oct 4, 2010
DOESR– Cogeneration Plant Construction
Nov 5, 2010
Dramatic reduction in energy / water consumption and harmful air emissions.
First-year energy and O&M cost savings in excessof $34M and greenhouse gasemissionswill be reduced over 100,000 tons.
Environmental: The biomassplantswill result in an annual reduction of 400 tonsof per year of particulate matter, 3,500 tonsof sulfur dioxide emissions, and 100,000 tonsof carbon emissions.
Water consumption will be reduced by 1.4 billion gallons.
Eliminates the burning of 161,000 tonsof coal each year.
DOESR– Project Benefits
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Hill AFBLandfill Gasto Energy
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Hill AFB Background
Hill Air Force Base, Utah • Home to many operational and support missions, including a
large aircraft depot maintenance activity • Very large industrial site with heavy electrical load • Utah’s largest single site employer • Electrical demand of 45+ MW – annual cost more than $26M • Comparable to a small city with 16 million square feet of
administrative, industrial, commercial, residential space
The Base has longbeen a leader in energy innovations • More than a dozen contractor-financed energy projects • Utility agreements • Transport or spot market gasbuyer
Hill AFBRenewable Energy Initiatives
Landfill Gasto Energy Electrical Generation (LFGTE) • First of itskind in the USAF/ DOD/ Utah • First Project Under DOEBiomassAlternative Methane
Fuel ESPCProgram • Numerousawardsand recognitions
Solar Photovoltaic System Solar Heat Recovery System
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Hill AFB- LFGTE
Air Force Base isadjacent to the DavisCounty Landfill
Hill Air Force Base
Davis County
Landfill
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Hill AFB- LFGTE
DavisCounty Landfill: • ~4.5 M tonsof waste in place with collection system and flare • ~1.5 miles from flare station to property line with the Base • Scheduled closing date of 2026
LFGisa potent GHGproduced from decaying waste • 50%methane; 50%carbon dioxide; <1%non methane organics • MSW landfillsare largest source of GHGemissions in US
Larger landfills required to collect and dispose the gas Heating value of ~ 500 BTU / MCF • Natural gas is~ 1000 BTU / MCF
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Hill AFB– LFGTEConcept
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Three Internal Combustion Engine Generators • Caterpillar 3512 and 3516; GEJenbacher 320 • Designed for landfill gascombustion
Electrical Interconnection • Low voltage switchgear connected to transformer to step
power up to 12.47 kV • High voltage gear connected to Base distribution system
via two substations
Control System • Web-based system providescontinuousremote
monitoring and control with trending capabilities
Hill AFB– LFGProject Details
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Project awarded asan ESPCwith contractor provided financing and guaranteed annual production minimums
Plant began operations in Jan 05 with 1250 kW capacity; capacity expanded to 2250 kW in Aug 08
Contractor purchasesgasfrom landfill and operatesplant
Power input to Base distribution system
Production monitored and credited to monthly utility bill by the serving electric utility
Since operationsbegan in Jan 05 more than 50,000,000 kWh produced providing savingsof more than $2,000,000
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Hill AFB– LFGTEPlant
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