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Pasadena Water and Power
GLENARM POWER PLANT REPOWERING PROJECT WORKSHOP
Pasadena City Council
February 4, 2013Item 13
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Glenarm Repowering Project
• Build a new combined cycle electric generation unit (68 MW net, 71 MW gross)
• Decommission existing B3 electric generation unit (65 MW net, 71 MW gross)
• Close State Street cul-de-sac off of Fair Oaks Avenue
• Construct control room, instrument shop and offices
• Modify existing Pump Building as Maintenance shop
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Aerial View of Power Plant
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New Plant
Pump Bldg.State
St.
B3
Gold Line
Glenarm Bldg.
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Why Repower ?
The City Council approved 2009 Energy IRP on 3/16/2009• Replace existing B3 unit with equivalent size combined cycle unit by 2015
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City’s Electrical System Must Stay Reliable
• Need dependable local generation to back up single energy import location
• B3 can’t be depended on for too long …47 years old, spare parts problems
• Other alternatives (i.e. another import connection) not feasible
• Reduced operations cost
• New efficient unit is necessary to reduce dependence on coal
• Flexible generation with quick start enables wind and solar power integration
• Approximately same cost over 20 years to maintain B3 vs. new unit
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Project Phases and Timeline
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Description Consultants• Selection of technology, configuration, Power
Engineers preliminary engineering, specifications, etc.
• CEQA/EIR PCR Hearing by Planning Commission … 3/13/13 City Council consideration … 4/8/13
• Air permits for General Electric and Rolls Royce Worley Parsons Application submitted …6/12; permit expected 5/13
• Environmental & geotechnical site assessment Hydrolouge, Inc.
• Others for chemical risk management, noise study, asbestos/lead assessment, etc.
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Project Phases and Timeline
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• Bid Specifications for major equipment i.e. gas Issued 6/2012 turbine, once through steam generator, steam Contract by 7/2013 turbine and generator (Power Island) $ 45million approx.
• Bid specification for final design, rest of the Contract by 2/2014 equipment and construction (Balance of Plant) $ 51million approx.
• Design and construction of control room, etc. Contract by 2/2014
• Request for proposal for Project Manager and Contract by 9/2013 Construction Manager
These contracts would need the City Council approval
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Visual Simulations
Looking West From Broadway Plant (Existing)
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Visual Simulations (Cont.)
Looking West From Broadway Plant…General Electric LM6000 Option
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Visual Simulations (Cont.)
Looking West From Broadway Plant (Rolls Royce Trent Option)
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CEQA / EIR- Major Focus Areas
• Significantly high greenhouse gas emissions CEQA compares emissions from new unit operating entire year at full capacity with B3’s
actual recent operation i.e. 4% of full capacity On MWh basis new unit emits ≈30% less
• Exemption for height of structures…125 ft. stack • Cultural Resources – Historical resources (Glenarm Building)• Land Use and Planning – Consistency with South Fair Oaks Specific Plan• Noise – Noise Element of General Plan & Noise Ordinance• Project Labor Agreement…. Discussion with CURE underway, emphasis on
local hiring and apprenticeship
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Substantial comments received on draft EIR
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Project Management and Oversight
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PWP – AGM OFFICE POWER SUPPLY
REPOWERING PMTBD
POWER PLANT ENGINEERING
OWNER’S ENGR.POWER
CONST. MGR.TBD
BOP/construction CONTRACTOR
TBD
Power Island CONTRACTOR
TBD
POWER PLANT SUPERINTENDENT
OTHER PWP DEPT.OTHER AGENCIES
PWP – GM
Note : Project Manager and Construction Manager may be from the same firm and/or hired under the same contract. Staff to determine best value arrangement for the project following review of proposals for PM/CM services.
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Potential Financing Alternatives
Funding Sources Power Fund Bond Proceeds
100% Revenue Bonds $0 $115 million
15% Equity Financing $17 million $98 million
Financing Impacts* 100% Financing 85% Financing
Annual Debt Service $8 million $7 million
Impact per kilowatt hour (kWh)
$0.0071 $0.0063
Monthly bill impact (500 kWh)
$3.55 $3.15
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Sources of Equity Financing:•$15 million to $20 million from Power Fund (working capital)
*All impacts estimated, actual debt service and kWh impact may vary
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Next Steps and Issues
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Next Steps•EIR approval•Air Permit (contingent upon EIR approval)•Financing (Reimbursement resolution for City Council approval on 2/25/2013)•Contracts for major equipment, construction and Project/Construction Managers•Construction and Commissioning •Training for Power Plant staff
Major Issues•Air permit conditions and fee increase•EIR •Project Labor Agreement•Future plan for Broadway site and Glenarm building•Future plan for Gas Turbines 1 and 2•Some elements of project and milestones continue to change due to regulatory and market information
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Back Up Slides
BACK UP SLIDES TO FOLLOW
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Another View of Power Plant
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Primary Project Responsibilities
• Repowering Project Manager> Overall project
responsibility > Reports to PWP AGM> Responsible for high-level
decision making and integration and execution of project controls
> Full time role, Attends PWP and City management meetings, provides status updates as needed
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• Repowering Construction Manager> On-site management of
construction contract> Reports to Project Manager
and Owner’s Engineer> Responsible for: site
meetings, document control, inspections, const. schedule, billings, change management
> Coordinates between equipment supplier and BOP contractor
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Contracting Strategy
• Contract directly for Power Island (15 Major Equipment) ≈ $45M
• BOP Contract for detail design & installation of Power Island ≈ $51M
• Contract design & construction of control room/offices ≈ $12M
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Project Cash Flow
Project Total : $115.4MFY 2013: $1.2M
FY 2014: $44.7M FY 2015: $46.2M FY 2016: $23.3M
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Project Key Dates/Milestones
Environmental Impact Report… 4/8/13•Issued NOP-------- 10/6/11•Issued Draft EIR-------- 11/5/12•Public Meeting Held on Draft EIR---- 12/12/12•PC Hearing for Draft Final EIR--- 3/13/13•Council Certification of EIR--- 4/8/13
Air Permit (SCAQMD/EPA)… 5/13/13•Submitted applications for GE and RR---6/6/12
Power Island Contract (gas turbine, steam and electric generators)… 7/23/13Balance of Plant Construction Contract… 2/28/14Glenarm Building Contract… 2/28/14Demo/Construction Start 3/3/14Commercial Operation… 8/10/15
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Estimated Impact of 100% Bond Financing
• $100 million of tax exempt revenue bonds• Estimated pricing date June 1, 2013• 30 year, level debt service, estimated 4.0% true interest cost• Annual debt service approximately $7 million
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• Impact of additional debt service may be reduced by offsetting revenues from ancillary services, wholesale energy transactions and reduced operating expenses due to increased efficiencies
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