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Bek Chee Jin Greater Mekong Sub-region Fifth Meeting of the Subregional Energy Forum (SEF-5)

Harmonization of Power Distribution Systems in the Lower Mekong Sub-region. Bek Chee Jin Greater Mekong Sub-region Fifth Meeting of the Subregional Energy Forum (SEF-5) 11 November 2011 Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. POWER PLANT. TERMINAL STATION. 230, 500 kV. 69/115 kV CUSTOMER.

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Bek Chee Jin Greater Mekong Sub-region Fifth Meeting of the Subregional Energy Forum (SEF-5)

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  1. Harmonization of Power Distribution Systems in the Lower Mekong Sub-region Bek Chee Jin Greater Mekong Sub-region Fifth Meeting of the Subregional Energy Forum (SEF-5) 11 November 2011 Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

  2. POWER PLANT TERMINAL STATION 230, 500 kV 69/115 kV CUSTOMER 69, 115 kV SUBSTATION 12, 24 kV 12, 24 kV CUSTOMER 220/380 V 220/380 V CUSTOMER Power System

  3. Harmonization of Power Distribution Systems: Lower Mekong Sub-region (LMS) Thailand Cambodia Lao PDR Vietnam

  4. Strategic Considerations • 4 countries, different cultures, different languages • different stages of economic development, but • Strong interactions • Strong leverage effects • different stages of development of power distribution system • Different level of availability, reliability and quality • Similar geographical environment and conditions

  5. Building a Collaborative Platform • Solutions • Role model • Peer Pressure • Involvement • Ownership

  6. Role of ICASEA in LMS Harmonization Program ICA’s Role in Harmonization Program A CATALYST to: Initiate . . . . . . loss reduction programs Facilitate . . . . . regional collaboration Drive . . . . . . . . harmonization processes

  7. Major Milestones and Achievements 2005 2007 & 2008 Building Capacity Codes & Standards Feasibility Study • Program inception • MOU: 5 utilities • Kick-off feasibility study

  8. Major Milestones and Achievements 2005 2006 2007 & 2008 2006 Building Capacity Codes & Standards Conversion & Implementation Feasibility Study Roadmap Development Roadmap Development • Feasibility study completed • Strategic roadmap developed

  9. Strategic Roadmap at a Glance

  10. Major Milestones and Achievements 2007, 2008 2005 2006 2007 & 2008 2006 Building Capacity Codes & Standards Conversion & Implementation Feasibility Study Roadmap Development Building Capacity Roadmap Development • Training courses • Formation of Technical Working Groups

  11. Major Milestones and Achievements 2007, 2008 2009, 2010 2005 2006 2007 & 2008 2006 Building Capacity Codes & Standards Conversion & Implementation Feasibility Study Roadmap Development Codes & Standards Building Capacity Roadmap Development • MOU: +4 Utilities • Harmonized Technical Specifications and Technical Handbook • Transformers • Power Cables • Workshops • EVN Hanoi PC and EDL adopts handbook as guide for procurement of new transformers

  12. Major Milestones and Achievements

  13. Major Milestones and Achievements 2011 2007, 2008 2009, 2010 2005 2006 2007 & 2008 2006 Building Capacity Codes & Standards Feasibility Study Roadmap Development Codes & Standards Building Capacity Conversion & Implementation Roadmap Development • MOU: +1 Utilities • Expansion to Philippines • Technical Working Group for conversion of overhead power lines to underground cables • Training and site visits for underground and submarine cabling

  14. Major Milestones and Achievements

  15. Supply Chain Participation

  16. Going Forward . . . Considerations • Joint GMS Energy Forum & LMS Harmonization Forum in 2012 • Formation of an LMS Harmonization Sub-Working Group within the GMS Program • Inclusion of the LMS Harmonization Program in the GMS Program

  17. Utility Partners in LMS Harmonization Program Thank You

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