BANDIRMA-3 24 MW Wind Power Plant GS-VER MONITORING REPORT

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1 BANDIRMA-3 24 MW Wind Power Plant GS-VER MONITORING REPORT Gold Standard Project ID : 683 Commissioning Date :26/02/2010 Monitoring Period : 01/03/ /06/2011 Version-Date : 08 05/03/2012 Project Developer Global Tan Energy Ltd. (GTE) GS Version 2.0 Table of Contents: Introduction 1 Project Description 1 Monitoring of Emission Reduction 3 Monitoring of Sustainable Development Parameters 6 0

2 Introduction This monitoring report has been prepared in order to document the emission reduction achieved by implementation of 24 MW Bandırma-3 WPP(WPP) and impact of the Project on sustainable development. The monitoring report is based on Gold Standard principles and involves impact of project on Sustainable Development Indicators in addition to emission reduction calculations. Realized emission reduction has been significantly lower than estimates due to the failure in meeting the estimated electricity generation figure arising from insufficient wind power. Project Description The Bandırma-3 WPP has been developed by Asmakinsan Temiz Enerji Elektrik Üretim Sanayi ve Ticaret A.S.(Asmakinsan) Project has been commissioned by end of February 2010 but the monitoring period has been started by march In this scope, Asmakinsan has installed 10 x 2.5 MW Nordex N90 Wind Turbines at the Southwest of Bandırma town near Bezirci and Çarıkköy in the province of Balıkesir with the purpose of contributing to national economy and growing electricity demand. Total installed power of the facility is 24 MW initially. Therefore, output capacity of one of the turbines had been limited to 1.5MW by the manufacturer and controlled by TEIAS through a sealed meter installed at the exit of the turbine. After commissioning (in April 2011), the limitation on Turbine#10 has been removed and electrical capacity has become 25MW. Since the initial financial analysis and emission reduction calculation had been made for 99GWh and project cannot reach to 99GWh even after capacity is increased to 25MWe, this change will not affect the additionality and emission reduction calculation. Actual generation which is significantly lower than expected during monitoring period has also demonstrated this fact. 1

3 Project Site Figure 1. Location of the project activity The technical data 1 of Nordex N90/2500kW WEC s used at site: Technical specifications Turbine concept Rated power Rotor diameter Hub height Variable speed, single-blade adjustment 2,500 kw 90 m 80, m Rotor Type Upwind with active rotor blade adjustment Number of rotor blades 3 Swept area Speed Tip speed Rotor blade material 6,362 qm rpm (LS); ,1 rpm (HS) Approx. 70 m/s (LS); 75 m/s (HS) Glass fibre-reinforced plastic, integrated lightning protection Tower 1 2

4 Hub height LS: 80 m, HS: 80 m Operating data Cut-in wind speed Rated power from Cut-out wind speed 3 m/s Approx. 13 m/s (HS), approx. 14 m/s (LS) 25 m/s Generator Type Rated power Voltage Frequency Max. speed range Double-fed asynchronous generator 2,500 kw 660 V 50 Hz 740-1,300 rpm Gearbox Type Rated power Gear ratio Two-stage planetary gearbox with one spur-gear stage or differential gearbox 2,775 kw LS: 1:77,4 (50 Hz)/1:92,9 (60 Hz) HS: 1:71,9 (50 Hz)/1:86,3 (60 Hz) Figure 2. Technical data of turbines to be used Monitoring of Emission Reduction For monitoring of the project, United Nations approved consolidated baseline methodology ACM0002 Consolidated methodology for grid-connected electricity generation from renewable sources, Version 9 2 has been used. ACM0002 refers to the following tools: Tool for the demonstration and assessment of additionality, Version 05.2, 3 and 2 3

5 Tool to calculate the emission factor for an electricity system, Version I. Monitoring Period Monitoring Period for Bandırma-3 WPP covers 16 months between 01/03/2010 and 30/06/2011 inclusive. II. Emission Reductions Total Emission Reduction has been determined as; ERy = BE y PEFCj,y Where; ERy = Emission reductions in year y (tco 2 ) BEy = Baseline emissions in year y (tco 2 ) PEy = Project Emissions in year y (tco 2 ) III. Monitored Parameters In order to monitor the emission reduction, electricity delivered to the Grid and fuel consumption for the auxiliary power unit has been recorded. Emission factor for the project has been calculated as 604 tco2e/gwh according to ACM002. Meters used in the plant for measuring the electricity generated are Elster A1500 type meters having accuracy class 0,5S. Serial Numbers are and for main and spare meters respectively. For the monitoring period, net electricity delivered to the grid and corresponding baseline emission (BE y ) has been calculated as given in table below. Values have been calculated using monthly records of TEIAS and PMUM data. Year Months Gross Generation (Mwh)* Internal Consumption* Net Generation March 3, ,816 3,838 April 4, ,585 4,609 May 1, ,810 1,844 June 2, ,480 2,507 July 4, ,679 4,693 August 6, ,742 6,751 September 6, ,340 6,354 October 5, ,763 5,782 November 4, ,084 4,118 December 7, ,213 7,228 January 4, ,089 4,116 February 6, ,655 6,671 March 6, ,768 6,789 April 6, ,064 6,076 May 5, ,052 5,072 June 4, ,327 4,345 PMUM Records (Gross)** Emission Reduction 28,697 19,

6 TOTAL 80, ,468 80,790 48,603 *Source: Monthly TEIAS readings **Source: PMUM Data Table 1. Gross/Net Generation for Bandırma-3 WPP Gross Generation(MWh) Net Generation(MWh) Emission Factor (tco2/gwh) Gross Total Emission Reduction 80,790 80, ,603 Gross Emission Reduction in 2010 Gross Emission Reduction in 2011 PE (Diesel Generator) Averega PE/Month Net Emission Reduction (tco2e) Net Emission Reduction in 2010* Net Emission Reduction in 2011* 28,697 19, ,599 28,695 19,904 *Average PE has been calculated and subtracted from each year vintage Table 2. Summary of Emission Reduction for the monitoring Period In order to calculate project emissions, PEy, from auxiliary diesel generator, amount fuel purchased have been checked from the invoices and readings of auxiliary diesel generator. Emission from diesel generator has been calculated using Tool to calculate project or leakage CO2 emissions from fossil fuel combustion version 2. According to the methodological tool: 5

7 For calculating the COEF i,y option B has been used which is given as; NCV and EF values which have been calculated or used for combined margin emission factor has been used for COEF calculation also. Total fuel consumption has been calculated from equipment working hour which is extracted from maintenance records. Fuel consumption of the diesel generator has been sourced from equipment brochure. Figure corresponding to fuel consumption as maximum load has been used to be conservative. Parameter Value Unit FCi,j,y* tonnes COEFi,y** EFi,y** NCVi,y** tco 2 /t tco 2 /Tj Tj/kt Density of Diesel Oil*** g/cm 3 or kg/liter Total Working Hour hours Max Fuel Consumption 41.3 Hour/Liter Total Consumption 1,344 Liter Max. Emission Based on Equipment Working Hour 3.53 tco 2 e *Fuel consumption calculated from equipment working hour **Values have been taken from Bandırma-3 WPP CM EF calculations approved by GS *** 6

8 For the monitoring period, according to equipment working hours(and assuming that fuel consumption was at maximum and plant operated at max load) total consumption was calculated as 1,344L whereas COEF has been calculated as Based on these parameters, PEy has been calculated as 3.53 tones. Leakage Asper the methodology applied, the leakage was considered as zero. Based on the formula; ERy = BE y PEFCj,y Emission reduction for the monitored period has been calculated as; ERy = 48, ERy = 48,599 tco 2 e Distribution of Vintage for each year has been determined as follows. *Average PE has been calculated and subtracted from each year vintage Management and Operational System As defined in the PDD, generation data collected during crediting period has been submitted to GTE who will be responsible for calculating the emission reduction subject to verification. Monitoring report and supplementary documents have been submitted to the assigned Designated Operational Entity DOE before verification period. The monitoring system organization chart is shown in Figure below, in which the authority and responsibility of project management are defined. 7

9 Figure 9. Operational structure of Bandırma-3 WPP VER Team Members is expected to include; Plant Manager&: Electrical Engineer: Plant Manager (Mr. Köksal Toparlak) has been assigned as both plant manager and for the Overall responsibility of compliance with VER monitoring plan. He is responsible for day to day running of plant, recording and monitoring of relevant data. Accounting Manager: Responsible for keeping data about power sales, social security documents invoicing and purchasing. Mr Yucel Umutlu has been assigned as accounting manager for the proposed project. GTE: Responsible for emission reduction calculations, preparing monitoring report and periodical verification process. Installation of meter and data monitoring has been carried out according to the regulations by TEIAS. Two metering devices (one of them used as spare) has been used for monitoring the electricity generated by the power plant as defined in PDD. Readings has been done using main metering devices and spare metering device has been used for comparison only. Data from metering devices has been recorded by TEIAS monthly and formed the basis for invoicing. In addition to the two metering devices, generation of the Bandırma-3 WPP has been cross checked from TEIAS PMUM web site( ) which is accessible using a password provided to electricity generation companies. Monitoring of Sustainable Development Parameters Parameters defined in the GS passport has been used for monitoring of SD parameters. No 1 Indicator Air Quality Mitigation measure N/A Chosen parameter 1.1 SO 2 emissions by thermal power plants Current situation of parameter 1.1 Total SO 2 emission related to electricity generation is about Gg for 2009 according to National Inventory of Turkey 5. Considering that electricity generation in 2009 is 186, GWh, SO 2 emission per MWh is calculated as 4.07 t/gwh. 5 ) 6 8

10 Future target for parameter 1.1 Actual Value For Parameter 1.1 Chosen parameter 1.2 Current situation of parameter 1.2 Future target for parameter 1.2 SO 2 emission reduction corresponding to 99 GWh generation has been calculated as ton per year in ex ante(based on 2007 figure available at time of validation) calculations. Statistics have been updated considering latest data(2009) Actual SO 2 emission reduction has been realized as about tons during monitoring period. NOx emissions by thermal power plants Total NOx emission related to electricity generation is about Gg for 2009 according to National Inventory of Turkey. NOx emission per MWh is calculated as 2.41 kg. NOx emission reduction corresponding to 99 GWh generation is calculated as 108 ton per year asper ex ante(based on 2007 figure available at time of validation) calculations. Actual Value For Parameter 1.2 I Statistics have been updated considering latest data(2009) Actual NOx emission reduction has been realized as about tons during monitoring period. Way of monitoring How Electricity generated by Bandirma-3 WPP, NO X and SO 2 emission data from GHG inventory of Turkey will be used as reference in calculation of the emission reduction. When By who Yearly Project developer No 5 Indicator Mitigation measure Chosen parameter Current situation of parameter Future target for parameter Biodiversity Impact of project on birds will be monitored and measures will be taken accordingly if necessary. Impact on Bird population The bird migration monitoring has been reported once on November, 2010 twice in January on 12/01/2011 and 19/01/2011 and once on 25/03/2011 around each turbine. The observations has also been recorded as video and submitted to DOE. None. Actual Value For Parameter No interaction with birds has been identified during observations and interviews with locals. Way of monitoring How Through site visits and observation reports. The project is located at a lower altitude compared and far from see and the 9

11 lake compared to another WPP which is very close to the Bandırma-3 WPP. Since a monitoring study has already been conducted for the nearby plant and no interaction has been detected, risk for Bandırma-3 has been assessed as lower. However, to ensure, a monitoring study has been conducted by plant staff in periods similar to the nearby plant referred. When By who Yearly Project Owner No 6 Indicator Mitigation measure Quality of Employment Recruited people will be trained for increasing technical skills and awareness about health, safety and environmental issues. Chosen parameter Number of people trained (certificates ) Current situation of parameter Three staff (Burak Ekimci, Yaşar Altunsoy and Osman Erten) have participated training on substation operation given by TEIAS(Grid Authority). 5 staff (Köksal Toparlak, Mehmet Yürükogulları, Yaşar Altunsoy, Burak Ekimci and Osman Erten) have participated training on theoretical and applied fire safety. 5 staff, Osman Erten,Yaşar ALtunsoy, Köksal Toparlak, Burak Ekimci and Mehmet Yürükogulları have certified by TEIAS to work with high voltage equipment. Future target for parameter Renewal of trainings if new technical staff are recruited or organizing new refreshment courses if necessary. Way of monitoring How Through evaluation of training certificates and new job opportunities created. When By who Once for crediting period or yearly Project developer 10

12 No 10 Indicator Mitigation measure Chosen parameter Current situation of parameter Future target for parameter Quantitative employment and income generation Mitigation measure is not required. People employed during construction and implementation phases, wages paid. Payment made to staff has been submitted to DOE. 50 people during construction and 15 people during operation stage is planned to be employed. Payment made is to be determined later. Actual Value For Parameter More than 150 people have been recruited during implementation of the project for construction and electrical activities. List of the staff recruited under different subcontractors have been provided to DOE. Total number of staff recruited during operation period has been realized as 16 including 5 staff working in the plant, 5 staff in Bursa and 4 staff recruited through the security company and 2 through the turbine supplier. Way of monitoring How Through evaluation documents for wages paid and social security documents. When By who Once for crediting period or yearly Project developer No 11 Indicator Mitigation measure Chosen parameter Current situation of parameter Balance of payments Decrease dependency on fossil fuel through increasing use of local resources. Currency saving. In 2007, about 20.5 bn m3 natural gas been used for about 95,000 GWh electricity generation and about 5 bn has been spent. Source: for generation and fuel consumption. for natural gas 11

13 price. Future target for parameter Decrease natural gas consumed for electricity generation. Approximately consumption of 25 million m 3 of natural gas is expected to be avoided corresponding to 6.5 million annually. Actual Value For Parameter During monitoring period, about 17.4 million m 3 NG has been saved which corresponds to 4.2 million. Way of monitoring How Through comparing electricity generated by Bandırma-3 WPP and natural gas that would be used to produce the same amount of electricity according to baseline scenario. When By who Yearly Project developer No 12 Indicator Mitigation measure Chosen parameter Current situation of parameter Future target for parameter Technology transfer and Self reliance Mitigation measure is not required for this indicator. Equipment expenditures None To be determined during implementation phase. Actual Value For Parameter 10 turbines have been purchased and installed. Agreement has been provided to verification DOE. Way of monitoring How Review of purchasing agreements. When By who Yearly Project developer Indicators compared to Baseline Scenario Comparison of the target value of parameters with the realized situation has shown that the scoring made during validation is realistic. Some of the indicators (balance of payments, air quality etc) which are dependent on realization of estimated electricity generation have not reached the target values due to the generation realized below estimations however still they have made significant contribution in improving the indicators compared to baseline situation. In order to monitor impact on bird population, observations have been reported by project owner once in November 2010, twice in January 2011 and once in march The observers have monitored the project site recorded on video during the year corresponding to the migration period and observed 12

14 interaction of turbines with the birds. No interaction or impact on bird migration has been observed during the site inspections. The reports for bird migration have been submitted to DOE. Project is located at a lower altitude compared to other power plants which are closer to the coastal area and located at higher altitudes. Observations made for this purpose by plant staff which are recorded and submitted to DOE also have shown that there is no interaction with birds. Since Bandirma-3 WPP is located at lower altitudes and is out of the migration route to wetlands in the area as given in passport, no interaction is expected in the future. The future target for Quantitative employment and income generation has been achieved. The target for recruiting 15 staff during operation has been achieved when staff recruited due to project activity through security and turbine supplier companies are also considered. Total number considering two technicians from turbine supplier has been determined as