Aruba Green Energy Island, 2011

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Aruba Green Energy Island

Mike de MezaMinister of Finance, Utilities, Communication and Energy


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Sunset in Aruba

Quality Energy: -Reliable, -Sustainable, -Affordable & Clean

Tourism most important

Economy Pillar

(75% GDP)

Total population 106,000

Tavg is 28o

CVavg7-8 m/s (21m)


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Global Oil Market not stable and Supplies Uncertain(Geo-political stability)

Global Supply can not meet Demand

- Reserve depletion- Consumption Increase (peak production)

Increasing Cost oil prices ($100+/bbl) not affordable

Environmental Challenges


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Demand 105 (115p) MW 245 MW Fuel Oil Installed Generating

Capacity

30MW Installed Wind Farm ( @ 60%)

Sale Price Electra 17.5 -cents/kWh

Demand 35,000 m3/d

44,000 m3/d Converting Capacity

Sale Price Potable Water 6.5 /m3

Arubas Power & Water Supply 2010


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Petroleum

88+ %

LPG/Gas

1- %

Industry/Com.2 %

Transport

43 %

Electrical and Water

Production

55 %

Wind Energy

11 %

200 MW eq.


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Aruba Energy policy

Conserve Energy and Use Energy Efficiency;

Modernize The Energy Infrastructure;

Look for Renewable Energy Resources;

Secure Energy Supplies;

Create Institutional Framework; GOA Lead Implementation of Policies;

Private Sectors Involvement in Creating Green

Economy


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Aruba Energy policy 2013 (2)

Efficiency upgrade of existing processes

Steam Turbines efficiency @ 23%

Today 5 Boilers in operation; End of 2011 only 2 will remain in

operation (Low peak months 1 in operation, 1 mothballed)

Recip Turbines efficiency @ 43% Today @ 48 MW; End of 2011 @ 98 MW

SWRO vs MSF ratio of efficiency is 5:1

Today 8,000 m3/d SWRO; Mid of 2012, 32,000 m3/d

Today 6 MSF 36,000 m3/d; Mid 2012, only 2 will remain

(1 in operation, 1 mothballed)

Will use steam generated from Recip exhaust (flue) gas


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Stimulate green development:

Import duties 12% Hybrid Cars/Cycles (30-50 %)

2% All Electrical Cars (30-50%)

2% Equipment for the generationof alternative energy (22%)

2% Energy saving apparatus (22%)


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Electric Demand 40% Wind Energy

5% Sun Energy

10% Waste to Heat conversion at the waste facility All Street Light to be replaced by LED

- 50% savings, equiv. 1% on overall

Will pursue Deep Sea Cooling project- 35% savings, equiv. 7% on overall


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Kl Use Gas as transition fuel for replacement HeavyFuel Oil

- Venezuela-Columbia-Aruba Gaspipeline project

- Valero/Aruba LNG Facility project

- Gas exploration studies within the territorialwaters of Aruba



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Year Start Project FO #6

BpD

CO2/cap

(E,W)

CO2/cap

(E,W,Tr)

CO2/cap

(E,W,Tr,Rf)

2008 Base case 6500 11.0 17.0 41.3

2009 dec 44 MW RECIP

20 MW Windpower

8 k(m3) SWRO

4800 8.1 14.2 38.4

2011 oct 44 MW RECIP 3700 6.2 12.3 36.6

2012

may

8 k(m3) SWRO 3300 5.6 11.6 35.9

2012 aug 20 MW Wind

power

2800 4.7 10.8 35.1

2013 jan Pipeline NG a/o

Facility LNG

2100

foeb

3.5 9.6 27.8

CO2/cap

Reduction (DSM)

Total 70% 50% 35%


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Petroleum

(88) 23.5 %

LPG/(L)NG(1) 49 %

Industry/Com.2 %

Transport

43 %

Electrical and Water

Production

55 %

Wind Energy(10) 20%

Solar(0) 2.5 %

W/H Conv.(0) 5% 200 MW eq.


I i l R h & D l


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International Research & Development

Center for Renewable Energy on Aruba

Ideal conditions for Wind, Solar,

Ocean/Sea technologies

Partnership with University of Aruba,University in The Netherlands,

University in The USA Involvement US vice president A.G.

Involvement prof W.O. Academic and Commercial projects


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Quality Aruba

Quality

Well-Being

Quality

Government

Quality

Economy

Quality

Environment

Master Plan

QualityAruba 2035


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If you have solar, wind or sea

R&D projects.

Your all invited to Aruba!(even without a project!)

Thank you for your attention

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Aruba Green Energy Island, 2011