Hybrid & Off Grid Electrification Business Potential

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1 Hybrid & Off Grid Electrification Business Potential 13 Sep 2016, München, Deutschland Presented by: Lional Yap Secretary of MPIA Prepared by: Sulaiman Shaari, Ph.D. Vice President (Honorary) of MPIA and Chin Soo Mau Vice President of MPIA Lional Yap Secretary of MPIA

2 Common Factors People Process Technology

3 People: Politicians Partners Public

4 Process: Policies Procedures Public / Private

5 Technology: Germany Malaysia Far Eastern

6 Who do I.. How Fast How Much

7 Who

8 Malaysia In ASEAN Infrastructure and key players Member countries of the Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN)

9 Background Infrastructure and key players Peninsular Hybrid PV system installation malaysia/malaysiannationalelectricitygrid.shtml

10 Background Infrastructure and key players Sabah

11 Background Infrastructure and key players Sarawak

12 Background Infrastructure and key players State of electrification by %: Region Peninsular Sabah Sarawak Malaysia

13 Malaysian Government Ministries : 4 National Councils / Agencies : 6 Program & Initiatives : 5

14 External Factors UNDP-GEF / ADB / World Bank Kyoto Protocol UN Framework on Climate Change ( since 1995 )

15 Malaysian Photovoltaic Industry Association (MPIA) mpia.org.my

16 MPIA Goals 10GWp;12%; 2030 Distributed Smart Power Knowledge & Competency

17 How Fast

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19 Feed In Tariff ( FIT ) Program % Capacity Cap Concerns Resulting NEM, Own Use, LSS

20 Rm.15, ,500/kWp Installed ( 5 YEARS )

21 Overall Perspective Country/Indicators USA Malaysia Average US/W 3.00* 2.41** Installed Capacity (MW) 4, Price trend US$ (5 year period ) * ** *Time period 5 years ( Malaysia ) **exchange rate Rm US$1.00

22 How Much

23 Potential : XX? MWp installed Off Grid Hybrid / off Grid coming On Grid Urban enquiry for storage

24 Malaysia has installed 250MWp 0.14% of Global 1.47% of Others & Solar Power Europe

25 Overall Perspective Country/Indicators USA Malaysia Average US/W 3.00* 2.41** Installed Capacity (MW) 4, Price trend US$ (5 year period ) * ** *Time period 5 years ( Malaysia ) **exchange rate Rm US$1.00

26 People

27 Way forward Virtual field tour

28 Way forward Virtual field tour

29 Way forward Virtual field tour

30 Virtual field tour

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32 Process

33 Getting Started Setting-up business : Refer to MIDA

34 WHY THE RUSH?

35 Potential Resource and estimates Solar map of Malaysia Daniel Ruoss, 2008

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38 Our TNB electricity cost average rate increases 5+% / annum

39 Technology

40 Background Infrastructure and key player Typical OGPV topology used: AC coupled system DC coupled system

41 APPENDIX C SCHEMATIC OF TYPICAL INTERCONNECTION FEEDER at 11kV APPENDIX D SCHEMATIC OF TYPICAL INTERCONNECTION FEEDER at 33kV TNB side PMU/PPU/PE TNB side PMU/PPU/PE OCEF/51 CT : 600/300/5, CL 5P20, 15VA Current Differential (CD/87L) CT: 600/300/1, CL X Reverse Power (RPR/32) CT: share with OCEF PT: share with kwh Meter (kwh) CT :??/5, CL 0.2, 15VA PT : 11kV/ 3, CL 0.5, 100VA 110/ 3 IT : Intertrip for interlocking IT RPR OCEF kwh CD X A OCEF/51 CT : 600/300/5, CL 5P20, 15VA Current Differential (CD/87L) CT: 600/300/1, CL X Reverse Power (RPR/32) CT: share with OCEF PT: share with kwh Meter (kwh) CT :??/5, CL 0.2, 15VA PT : 33kV/ 3, CL 0.5, 100VA 110/ 3 IT : Intertrip for interlocking IT RPR OCEF kwh CD X A Overall developer scope of work FIAH side IT CD OCEF X B Overall developer scope of work FIAH side IT CD OCEF X B CT ratio of?? is to be determined based on capacity of plant output. CT ratio of?? is to be determined based on capacity of plant output.

42 TNB Technical Guidebook on PV interconnection TNB Technical Guidebook on Grid-interconnection of Photovoltaic Power Generation System to LV and MV Networks Ground work already done Final Copyright MPIA 2016

43 A2 Grid connected PV systems with storage using (a) separate PV charge control and inverter charge control, and (b) integrated charge control

44 Indonesia

45 GIZ - Indonesian Delegation Picture: Meeting chaired by Dato' Haji Nor Azman Mufti, Vice President of TNB Energy Ventures

46 Malaysia - GIZ - Indonesia Mission Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry of Finance Ministry of National Development Planning PT. Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) ASEAN Centre for Energy (ACE) GIZ Energy Programme Indonesia / ASEAN

47 Malaysia - GIZ - Indonesia Mission Ministry Divisions Director of New and Various Energy Director of Bioenergy Head of Section, Sub-Directorate of Business Services Head of Section, Sub-Directorate of Business Monitoring Deputy Director for Legal Director for State Budget Policy Deputy Director for Infrastructure and Environment Deputy Director for Risk Management for State Assets and Liabilities Deputy Director for Energy Development and Utilisation Junior Planner, Sub-Directorate for Mineral Resources and Institutionalisation Head of New and Renewable Energy Division Head of Commercial Division

48 GIZ - Indonesian Delegation Picture: MPIA Welcome Dinner for GIZ - Indonesian Delegation

49 Why Malaysia?

50 You Should Be Here! (PV Hub Malaysia)

51 Vielen Dank Thank You very much