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Page 1 Implemented by Up-Scaling of Wind Power in Vietnam AHK Business Trip “Wind Power in Vietnam” Ho Chi Minh City, 23 November 2015 Peter Cattelaens Project Manager GIZ/MOIT Up-Scaling of Wind Power in Viet Nam Hanoi, Viet Nam [email protected]

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Page 1: Page 1 Implemented by Up-Scaling of Wind Power in Vietnam AHK Business Trip “Wind Power in Vietnam” Ho Chi Minh City, 23 November 2015 Peter Cattelaens

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Up-Scaling of Wind Power in Vietnam

AHK Business Trip “Wind Power in Vietnam”Ho Chi Minh City, 23 November 2015

Peter Cattelaens

Project ManagerGIZ/MOIT Up-Scaling of Wind Power in Viet Nam

Hanoi, Viet Nam

[email protected]

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Agenda

• Vietnam Energy Market Overview

• Wind Energy in Vietnam

• GIZ support in Wind Power in Vietnam

23/11/2015

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Electricity Production: Development and Outlook

23/11/2015

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20,000,000,000

40,000,000,000

60,000,000,000

80,000,000,000

100,000,000,000

120,000,000,000

140,000,000,000

Electricity production from oil sourcesElectricity production from natural gas sourcesElectricity production from coal sourcesElectricity production from hydroelectric sourcesElectricity production from renewable sources, excluding hydroelectric

Generation according draft revised PDP VII

2020: 258.8-278.9 TWh

2030: 515.7-632.1 TWh

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Electricity Production and Generation Capacity 2014

Source: EVN (2015), IOE (2015)

23/11/2015

Hydro-power ; 37.62%

Coal fired; 25.86%Diezel; 0.07%

Open Gas; 0.04%

CCGT; 30.89%

Small Hydro; 3.40%Wind Power; 0.04% Other; 0.49%

Import; 1.59%

Hydro-power; 40.04%

Coal fired; 28.94%

Gas; 21.89%

Oil; 2.68%Diezel; 0.21%

Small Hydro; 5.63%Wind Power; 0.15%

Bio-Energy; 0.45%

2014: 145.5 TWh 2014: 34 GW

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Source: GDE (2015)

Power Development Plan Draft Revised PDP VII

23/11/2015

Hydro**; 29.1%

Coal thermal; 47.3%

Gas/Oil; 14.8%

RE*; 6.5% Import; 2.4%

Hydro**; 17.9%

Coal ther-mal; 50.4%

Gas/Oil; 17.1%

RE*; 10.2%

Nuclear; 3.0% Import; 1.3%

Hydro**; 39.9%

Coal ther-mal; 28.5%

Gas/Oil; 24.5%

RE*; 5.0%Import; 2.1%

* including SHP**including storage hydropower

2020: 61 GW

2030: 116 GW

Installed Capacity

2014:34 GW

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Political targets / Feed-in tariff

23/11/2015

Duration of PPA: 20 Years

Political targets: • 1 GW in 2020• 6.2 GW in 2030

Decision 37/2011/QD-TTg (29.06.2011)

Feed-in-Tariff for Wind Power:

Tariff: 7,8 USCents/kWh

Currently under revision

6.8 USCents/kWh power purchase EVN

1.0 USCents/kWh Vietnam Environmental Protection Fund

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Additional incentives

23/11/2015

Additional Incentive Mechanisms for RE

Import tax•Varying levels of import tax, depending on type of imported goods•Exemption on goods forming fixed assets, which cannot be produced locally

Waiving of land use/lease fees•Land is provided for free or lease fee is reduced as part of the licensing agreement

Corporate income Tax•Years 1-4: tax exemption•Years 5-13: 50% tax reduction

Higher depreciation rate•For equipment of renewable energy power plants a 1.5 higher depreciation rate can be applied

Improved conditions for Public private partnership (PPP)

Project development

Operation and electricity production

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Status Quo

23/11/2015

52 MW in operation• Tuy Phong/Binh Thuan wind farm

30 MW (20 x 1.5 MW)• Bac Lieu wind farm (expansion ongoing)

16 MW (10 x 1.6 MW)• Phu Quy hybrid systems

6 MW (3 x 2 MW)

Under developmentVarying information (reliability?)

IoE (2014)• 52 projects in planning• cumulated rated power of 4,252 MW• Feasibility questionable

24 MW under construction (Phu Lac)

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GIZ/MOIT Support on Wind Power (2014-2018)

23/11/2015

Action Area 1:

Legal and Regulatory Frameworks

Policy advice

Feed-in tariff

Regulation, licensing

Strategic advice (local value creation)

Systems analysis

Technical standards, guidelines, e.g. ESIAs

Update wind data quality

Action Area 2:

Capacity Development

Capacity Needs Assessment

Support to local banks

Support to local project developers

Support to wind power association

Vocational training for wind

Short-term training courses

Action Area 3:

Technology Cooperation

Market information

Investment Guidelines

Support to private sector partnerships

Vietnamese German research cooperation

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GIZ/MOIT Wind Power Investment Guidelines

23/11/2015

Phase APreliminary development

Phase BDevelopment

Phase CImplementation

Phase DOperation and maintenance

Phase EDecommissioning

Site selection Pre FS

Decision on investment/ Investment Certificate

FS phase

Technical design

Agreements

Land lease

Construction permit

Detailed design

Land clearance

Financing Construction

Commissioning/ Testing

Generation License

Operation License

Site identification

Is the site already included in WPDP?

Check site availability

No 

Site exclusivity

Temporary land lease

Request for investments of the project

Investment certificate

Foreign investor

Decision on investment

Yes 

Phase APreliminary development

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Wrap-up

23/11/2015

Opportunities

Sustained growth in electricity demand

Good resource, ambitious policy targets for windPDP VII: 1GW/2020; 6,2 GW 20130

Power sector reform: competitive market by 2025

Increasing necessity for private sector finance

(Lack of) domestic wind industry

New investment law further eases foreign investment

Barriers

Unclear political and regulatory environment

Electricity off-taker risk(no state guarantee on PPA)

Low feed-in tariff (to be adjusted soon?)

(Lack of) domestic wind industry

Limited capacities

Access and quality of data

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Thank you for your attention

Peter Cattelaens

Project Manager

GIZ/MOIT Up-Scaling of Wind Power in Viet Nam

Hanoi, Viet Nam

[email protected]