research on co2 reduction in russian coal-fired thermal power

ELECTRIC POWER DEVELOPMENT CO.

Lessons learnt from Selected Projects to Promote Transfer of Mitigation

Technologies Asia and the pacific Regional Workshop on Transfer

of Technology as referred to Decision 4/CP.4

17th January 2000Tadahisa Miyasaka

Electric Power Development CO.,Ltd


Efforts to Reduce CO2 emission (1)

SUPPLY SIDE

Increased use of nonfossile energies

Optimal Configuration ofpower sources

Development of Naturalenergy sources

Efficiency improvement ofthermal power generation

Increased efficiency ofsupply-side facilities

Increasing nuclear share

Geothermal, Photoboltaic,wind

Combined cycle generation andEfficiency improvement ofThermal generation

Reduction of transmission& distribution loss

High Voltage transmission


Efforts to Reduce CO2 emission (2)

DEMAND SIDE

Energy Conservation

PR activities aimed atenergy conservation

Development and diffusionof highly efficient and

energy-saving appliances

Enhanced utilization ofuntapped energy sources

Heat recovery from river water, waste incineration facilities


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Activities concerning power sector supported by NEDO in 1998

Totally 37 projects among 9 countries 20 Power sector projects included

Natural gas pipeline system optimization in Russia PCF power plants reconstruction to natural gas in Russia Power plants reconstruction to gas combined cycle system in

Russia and Poland PCF power plants renovation and reconstruction in Russia Gas-fired power plants reconstruction to combined cycle system

in Russia and Myanmar PCF power plants renovation and reconstruction in Russia


Projects

Feasibility Studies for CO2 Reduction from coal-fired thermal power plants in RussiaRussia..

Feasibility Studies for CO2 Reduction from coal-fired thermal Power Plants in ChinaChina..


Finding the most economical and effective measure to reduce CO2 emission from coal-fired power plants.

Considering electric power system and energy demand and supply structure.

Finding promising projects related to coal-fired power stations which are appropriate for Joint Implementation between RussiaRussia and Japan in the future

Finding a feasible program to be carried out through Japan’s CDM with ChinaChina.

Purpose


Issues to be studied in RussiaRussia.

[1] General Study of profile of object country. [2] Macro analysis of power system in the Far Ea

stern regions of Russia and Siberia.[3] Case Studies for 9 individual coal-fired therm

al Power stations.


Issues to be studied in ChinaChina.

[1] General Study of profile of object country.[2] General Study of existing 300MW coal-fir

ed power plant units.[3] On Site Study of 3 PCF power plants.


[2] Macro analysis of Power System in the Far Eastern Regions of Russia and Siberia

Identify the cost cost effectiveness. Macro analysis of the power-system has

been carried out to study the effect of the CO2 emission reduction projects targeting all coal-fired thermal power plants connected to the grid.


[2] Prospective Power StationsFor Case Studies.

Far Eastern Regions Amrusk CCP-1 Khabalovsk CCP-1 Blgagove-schensk CCP Partizansk CCP

Siberian Region Irkutsk CCP-6 Krasnoyarsk CCP-1 Novo-Kemerovo CCP Irkutsk CCP-10 Irkutsk CCP-11


[3] Case Studies for 9 Individual Coal-fired Thermal Power Stations

Serving as preliminary F.S. for 9 power stations to be considered as candidate for promising project(s) for future Joint Implementation.


[3] Case Studies for 9 Individual Coal-fired Thermal Power Stations

Study through site-visit and questionnaire (1) Dorogobuzh PS (2) Reftinskaya (3) Troitskaya (4) Novo-Irkutsk (5) Petropavlovsk Kamchatsky

Study through questionaire (6) Cherepetskaya (7) Ulan-ude (8) Verkhnetagilska (9) Bogoslovskaya


[3]Efficiency Improvement Measures Replace - Replace-1; Replace coal-fired plants to GTCC plants. - Replace-2; Replace units to USC-PCF. Convert -Convert ;Convert the boilers to use natural gas. Evaluation of cost effectiveness was done by 30yeras on replace and

15years on covert.


[3] Prospective power plants for F.S.

reduction amount & method cost effective　

order Dorogobuzh replace-1

(coal & gas) 658.4kt-co2/y 3rd Troitsk replace-1 & convert

(coal) 6,535kt-co2/y 1st Cherepet replace-1 & 2

(coal) 4,834kt-co2/y 2nd


[2] General Study of Existing 300MW Coal-fired Power Plant Units.

100 300MW class coal-fired power plants. (20% of coal-fired power plants.)(1) 75% are made of China.(2) Low thermal efficiency and fall short of de

signed performance.(3) Reliability of plant facilities are low.


[3] On Site Study of 3 PCF Power Plants. Zhouxian (300MW× ４； Shandong province) Louhe(300MW×2 ； Anhui province) Yaomeng (300MW×2 ； Henan province)1)Poor boiler efficiency and boiler outlet gas’s temp’ is high.2)Plants stop frequently due to boiler tube leak at water wall.3)Poor turbine efficiency and vacuum condition of condenser.4)Turbine casings have caused thermal strain deformation.5)Only within 100-80% lord change of boilers.6)Manual operation of lord change,start-up and shut down.


Boiler facilities -Modification; water walls,combustion equip’,air heater -Use of; gas re-circulation system,soot blower -Increase the area of ECO and decrease the area of RH. Turbine facilities -Replacement; HP turbines,IP turbines,bearings,coupling

bolts and nuts

-Improving; vacuum condition in the condensers

[3] Efficiency Improvement Measures.


CO2 Emission Reduction Effect(1)

Project plan was suggested. Implementation of upgrading 10 300MW made-in-China

power units by the year 2010. The CO2 reduction effect and cost-

effectiveness of the project has been examined.


184,000t-co2/y at 2010(improve 4% thermal efficiency of plants)

(=co2 emission from one 300MW unit for a whole year)

CO2 Emission Reduction Effect(2)


Technical Findings

Many promising projects for AIJAIJ,CDMCDM schemes in RussiaRussia and ChinaChina.

Thermal Efficiency upgrading achieve not only CO2 reduction but also produce another benefit (reduction of other pollutants and fuel consumption etc).

To move next stage, further detailed study is needed.


Findings in Financing-1 Good financing schemes are necessary. -Japanese official funding ex,JBIC ; ODA, S/C,B/C,B/L,untied loan, OIC

-Private funding ex,ROT, ROO -International funding ex,IBRD, IFC, EBRD


Findings in Financing-2

Risk hedging High risk for commercial base. Governmental guarantee for financing. Low interest schemes for financing.

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