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Group 1

Combined Cycle Power Plant


INTRODUCTION

Electricity is a highly versatile and convenient form of energy that is closely intertwined

with modern civilization and our daily lives. As a result, its demand has been growing rapidly,

keeping pace with other sources of energy. The power industry has also experienced substantial

growth and development in recent decades. Additionally, electricity plays a critical role in both

industrial and agricultural sectors, and the amount of power consumption in a country is often

indicative of its productivity and economic growth.


WHY COMBINED CYCLE POWER PLANT?

The combined cycle power plant…

● shows greater efficiency lower CO2 emissions where it produces up to 50% more

electricity from the same fuel than a standard simple-cycle plant.

● will offer a cheap and renewable energy source


RATIONALE OF THE DESIGN

According to the Department of Energy report in 2022, Luzon may face several yellow

and red alerts by 2023 as the Ilijan gas-fired power plant will not be able to deliver in time for

summer. Yellow alerts, for instance, could appear between February and June and from October

to early December of the following year.

DOE Electric Power Industry Management Bureau director Irma Exconde stated that there

would be an occurrence of 17 yellow alerts and three red alerts in 2023 (Mercurio, R., 2022).

Therefore, the development of new power plants is required because of the rising electricity

demand
CURRENT ENERGY SITUATION IN THE PHILIPPINES

Electricity Consumption by Sector 2021


CURRENT ENERGY SITUATION IN THE PHILIPPINES

Gross Power Generation by Plant Type in GWh


CURRENT ENERGY SITUATION IN THE PHILIPPINES

Installed Capacity by Plant Type in MW


CURRENT ENERGY SITUATION IN THE PHILIPPINES

Dependable Capacity by Plant Type in MW


TARGET LOCATION
PARAMETERS AND CONSIDERATIONS FOR PLANT
LOCATION
Plant Location: Brgy. Pagkilatan, Batangas City Approximately 16 Hectares Area of Coverage

Proximity from Substation: 5 km to the nearest transmission line located at Ilijan Batangas

10 km to the nearest Luzon Grid Substation

Proximity from Pipeline: 9km

Proximity from LNG Plant: 3.4 km to the Ilijan LNG plant via accessible road
PARAMETERS AND CONSIDERATIONS FOR PLANT
LOCATION
PARAMETERS AND CONSIDERATIONS FOR PLANT
LOCATION
Plant Location: Brgy. Pagkilatan, Batangas City Approximately 16 Hectares Area of Coverage

Proximity from Substation: 5 km to the nearest transmission line located at Ilijan Batangas

10 km to the nearest Luzon Grid Substation

Proximity from Pipeline: 9km

Proximity from LNG Plant: 3.4 km to the Ilijan LNG plant via accessible road

Source of Water: Location is near Batangas Bay

Zoning: Semi-Industrial considering that some part of the location is listed as Agricultural
Zoning
PARAMETERS AND CONSIDERATIONS FOR PLANT
LOCATION

Plant Location: Brgy. Pagkilatan, Batangas City Approximately 16 Hectares Area of Coverage

Population around the area of the location: There is a community near the area with 1603

residents as of the 2020 census.

Land Cost: Approximately Php 5,950.00 per sq. meters

Accessibility: The accessibility via sea and land transportation is easy because the location is

near Batangas Bay and there is near National Road.


LOAD DEMAND
LOAD DEMAND
LOAD DEMAND
LOAD DEMAND
LOAD DEMAND
LOAD PROJECTION
Determining the load forecast is essential in designing a power plant since it
plays a vital role in determining various parameters such as plant capacity,
infrastructure development, etc.
HOW WE COME UP WITH THE PLANT CAPACITY

According to the Batelec II data in 2033, based on the


projected load demand, the projected average load demand
will be approximately 201.7854 MW, but it is only based from
the contracted demand. However, there are uncontracted
demand which need additional 60-90 MW of power. Thus, in
order to supply the demand, 300 MW plant capacity will be
needed.
CAPITALIZATION

The capitalization will include the long-term investment in building and running a power

plant, excluding loans. The funding needed to build the 300 MW Combined Cycle Gas Power

Plant at Brgy. In Pagkilatan, Batangas City, the public and private sectors typically coexist. It is

anticipated that of the building fund, 60% will come from the private sector, 20% from

investors, 10% from bank loans, and the 10% from the governmental sector.
OWNERSHIP

ENEX Energy Corporation will assume the responsibility of financing, designing,

constructing, and operating the plant for 30 years before transferring ownership to the

government.

BOT model provides a way for governments to develop infrastructure projects while

minimizing their financial risks. It also allows private companies to earn a profit from the

project, which can incentivize them to complete the project on time and within budget.
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

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