1 / 19

SOLAR PV SUBCOMPONENT

RURAL POWER PROJECT. SOLAR PV SUBCOMPONENT. Gabriel S. Zamudio PV Manager, RPP-PMO. Barangay Electrification Situationer (As of 31 May 2006). LUZON 19,884 --------- = 97.11% 20,476. PHILIPPINES 39,445 --------- = 94.04% 41,945. 592 Unelectrified Barangays.

mercury
Download Presentation

SOLAR PV SUBCOMPONENT

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. RURAL POWER PROJECT SOLAR PV SUBCOMPONENT Gabriel S. ZamudioPV Manager, RPP-PMO

  2. Barangay Electrification Situationer(As of 31 May 2006) LUZON 19,884 --------- = 97.11% 20,476 PHILIPPINES 39,445 --------- = 94.04% 41,945 592Unelectrified Barangays 41,945 Potential Barangays Based on 2000 NCSO VISAYAS 10,926 --------- = 95.48% 11,443 517Unelectrified Barangays 2,500Unelectrified Barangays MINDANAO 8,635 --------- = 86.13% 10,026 1,391Unelectrified Barangays Solar PV Systems will be used for most of these barangays.

  3. Rural Power Project • Goal • Support the implementation of reforms and priority investments in rural power sector. • Objectives • To achieve increased access to electricity services. • To support transformation of ECs into more viable and competitive commercial entities. • Increase use of renewable energy.

  4. Solar PV Subcomponent: Overview • Involves the commercial dissemination of PV systems for single homes, establishments and community applications thru PCs and MFIs; • Provision of GEF grants and government subsidies to develop the market and buy-down cost of PV systems; • Line of credit at DBP and PCFC will be made available for MFIs retail lending operation to finance HHs acquisition of solar PV systems; • Provision of TA and market development support.

  5. DOE Accredited Companies “DOE is still looking for more companies and other distribution channels.”

  6. Participating MFIs • TAYTAY SA KAUSWAGAN INC. (TSKI) • Cooperative Bank of Palawan (CBP) • Center for Agriculture and Rural Development (CARD) • Negros Women for Tomorrow’s Foundation • People’s Bank of CARAGA • Progressive Bank • Green Bank TSKI is a PIONEER in the Solar PV Lending Program with at least 1,000 systems or households financed thus far.

  7. Output-Based Grants/Subsidies for PV • GEF Financial Incentives • 10 – 50 Wp systems = US $2.50 per Wp • > 50 – up to 100 Wp = US $1.50 per Wp • Community Systems = US$1.50 per Wp up to $450 • Government Subsidy • 20 – 30 Wp systems = Php 8,000 per system • >30 - 50 Wp systems = Php 4,000 per system

  8. WHY SOLAR PV? • Least cost solution to basic electricity services for most households remote from the grid • For lighting, communications and other household/ community needs Schematic of SHS

  9. What Does the Family Get? • A cleaner source of energy and more of it • A 20 Wp system generates electricity for: • 2 light bulbs • Operates the transistor radio • Charges the mobile phone • Kids have much more time for homework • An improvement in general health indicators

  10. Example of PV System Debt Servicing

  11. Financing PV Systems: Business Model LGF Buy-back Agreement Vendor Insurance Policy MFI Sale/Warranty Agreement Funding Agreement Household/ Rural Business Lease-to-Own Contract DBP

  12. SSMP Approach • Clustering of barangays into viable packages • Baseload from community facilities (ex. barangay halls, health facilities, schools, public lighting) • Subsidies to improve affordability using the RPP Program • Focus on after-sales service & continued marketing • Competitive selection of SSMP Operator

  13. Project ACCESS: Pilot SSMP • Mirant Foundation Philippines will finance contract cost for 55 barangays • Aklan, Masbate, Northern Samar and Palawan • ILPI – 2 barangays in Iligan City • AMORE – 21 barangays in Zamboanga del Sur and Zamboanga del Norte

  14. TSKI is DOE and Mirant’s partner for the Project ACCESS 6 AUGUST 2006

  15. Obligations of Contractors • Supply and installation.Supply and install PV systems in public facilities; • Maintenance.Provide maintenance services for at least five (5) years • Marketing.Commercially market, sell and install PV systems in minimum number of HHs within a stipulated period (e.g., 30 systems or 25% of barangay HHs, whichever is larger, within 12 months) To ensure contractor’s compliance in the Contract, there will be a tough performance bond requirement – 45% of the contract value

  16. Market Development Support Facility (MDSF) • Cost-shared grants, max 50%, to support specific activities such as training and TAs: • Financial management, contract management, accounting and auditing; • Marketing (surveys, promotion, small demonstrations) and business development; • Market entry cost; • Eligible beneficiary is entitled for an annual allocation of Php500,000.00. • MFIs with existing partnership with accredited PCs can access the facility

  17. MDSF Grant Availment Procedure Start • MDSF Proposal Form • PV Company must be accredited by DOE (MOA) • MFI must have MOU with at least one PCs PC/MFI submits proposal to DOE-PMO DOE-PMO evaluates proposals • Form is available at RPP website (www.doe.gov.ph ) • For the 1st applications of eligible organization WB “No Objection” DOE-PMO and PC/MFI sign MOA • First payment – 50% • Last payment – after liquidation Release of first payment

  18. Loan Guarantee Fund • US$ 1.0 million guarantee fund to partially cover loan losses incurred in the provision of loan to RET purchasers and suppliers • Portfolio type guarantee for lending operation by MFIs

  19. For further information:RPP-PMOTel No. (02)840-2252www.rpp.com.ph THANK YOU!

More Related