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This is The Future Sustainability

This is The Future Sustainability. Renewable Energy. Renewable Energy Technologies. Solar Energy. Wind Energy. Geothermal Energy. Waste To Energy. Renewable Energy Technologies. Solar Energy. Wind Energy. Geothermal Energy. Waste To Energy. Concentrated Solar Power. Photovoltaic.

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This is The Future Sustainability

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  1. This is The FutureSustainability

  2. Renewable Energy

  3. Renewable Energy Technologies Solar Energy Wind Energy Geothermal Energy Waste To Energy

  4. Renewable Energy Technologies Solar Energy Wind Energy Geothermal Energy Waste To Energy Concentrated Solar Power Photovoltaic Concentrated Photovoltaic

  5. Renewable Energy Technologies Concentrated Solar Power Photovoltaic Concentrated Photovoltaic

  6. Photovoltaic (PV)

  7. Consternated Solar Power Parabolic Trough Tower Powet

  8. CSP Plants Shams 1, 100MW, UAE Ivanpah, 392MW, USA

  9. Renewable Energy Technologies Solar Energy Wind Energy Geothermal Energy Waste To Energy On-Shore Off-Shore

  10. Wind Energy On-Shore Off-shore

  11. Renewable Energy Technologies Solar Energy Wind Energy Geothermal Energy Waste To Energy Dry Steam Power Plant Flash Steam Power Plant Binary Steam Power Plant

  12. Geothermal Energy Flash Steam Power Plant Binary Steam Power Plant Dry Steam Power Plant

  13. Renewable Energy Technologies Solar Energy Wind Energy Geothermal Energy Waste To Energy Physical Thermal Biological

  14. Waste to Energy

  15. Market Outlook Is there a market…

  16. Estimated Renewable Energy Share of Global Electricity Production, End-2016 Non-renewable electricity Wind Power 75.5% Hydropower 4.0% 16.6% Bio Power 2.0% Renewable Electricity Solar PV 24.5% 1.5% Ocean, CSP and Geothermal Power 0.4% 921 GW Renewable Energy

  17. Screenshot of the World Renewable Energy Capacity, Top Countries, 2016 Germany 98 GW Japan 51 GW Italy 33 GW US 145 GW India 46 GW China 258 GW 137 GW Added in 2016 * Excluding Hydro Power

  18. Capital Cost Comparison While capital costs for a number of Alternative Energy generation technologies are currently in excess of some conventional generation technologies, declining costs for many Alternative Energy generation technologies, coupled with uncertain long-term fuel costs for conventional generation technologies, are working to close formerly wide gaps in electricity costs.

  19. UnsubsidizedLevelized Cost of Energy Comparison Certain Alternative Energy generation technologies are cost-competitive with conventional generation technologies under some scenarios; such observation does not take into account potential social and environmental, reliability or intermittency-related considerations

  20. Levelized Cost of Energy Comparison—Sensitivity to Fuel Prices Variations in fuel prices can materially affect the levelized cost of energy for conventional generation technologies, but direct comparisons against “competing” Alternative Energy generation technologies must take into account issues such as dispatch characteristics (e.g., baseload and/or dispatchable intermediate load vs. peaking or intermittent technologies)

  21. LevelizedCost of Energy—Solar PV (Historical) Over the last eight years, solar PV has become increasingly cost-competitive with conventional generation technologies, on an unsubsidized basis, in light of material declines in the pricing of system components (e.g., panels, inverters, racking, etc.), and dramatic improvements in efficiency, among other factors

  22. Global Trend in Renewable Energy Investment

  23. 351 bn$ Whoa! That’s a big number,

  24. Vision 2030 SAUDI ARABIA a market of renewable energy

  25. Saudi Energy Facts Forecasted Peak Demand* (GW) 140 8.3 MBOE 120 3.4 MBOE 120 GW 100 80 GW 75 GW 60 3x the consumption 43 GW 40 2010 20 0 2020 2032 2010 2028 Year *ECRA

  26. Saudi Energy Facts Uniform day-to-night variation year round Seasonal change in peak load exceeds 40% Day Night

  27. Saudi Energy Facts Number of Critical Days Number of Critical Hours 5% of Installed Generation Capacity used for 48 hours/year

  28. Renewable Targets Place your screenshot here • Luch the King Salman Renewable Energy Intitive • Offering Fund through partnership • Forming a legal and requlatory framework 9.5 GW 3.5 GW 2020 6 GW 2023

  29. GCC Sustainable Energy Plan Kuwait 2020: 5% RE of capacity 2030: 15% RE of capacity CSP 5.6GW, PV 4.6GW, Wind 0.7GW Bahrain 2020: 5% RE of capacity Qatar 2030: 20% RE of capacity (1800MW) UAE 2021: 24% clean energy 2020: (Abu Dhabi) 7% of capacity 2030: (Dubai) 5GW Solar PV Oman 2015: ↓ 5% in average gas cons. Per Kwh of generation Saudi Arabia 2020: 3.5 GW RE 2023: 9.5 GW RE

  30. Saudi Sustainable Energy Plan (9.5 GW) CREATE RENEWABLE ENERGY INDUSTRY • ENCOURAGE PUBLIC-Private partnerships • Allow the private sector to buy & invest in RE Accounts for 10% of the Kingdom’s total generation capacity by 2023 NATIONAL RENEWABLE ENERGY PROGRAM • Responsible for all RE related initiatives in the Kingdom • Review legal & regulatory frameworks INVESTING FOR THE LONG TERM • Localization is key • Localize R&D, manufacturing & other sections of the value chain Involve investment $30 bn - $50 bn

  31. The Truth about Job Creation INVEST $ 1,000,000 IN THE FOLLOWING INDUSTRIES, YOU GET THESE MANY JOBS 5 7 13 14 16

  32. Solar PV Business Value Chain Building a World-Class Solar Energy Sector Industrial investment Technology development Education and training Research, development and innovation Human capacity development

  33. Solar PV Business Value Chain Manufacturing PV Module, Inveter, Tracking System, Junction Box, and moutn Structure. Finanical Services Financial resources lender such as banks or IFC. Development To develop solar power plant in IPP, BOO or BOT shcem. Own, operate and maintain the plant to sell the electricity to the off-takers. Training To build human capacity through offcial training academcy. EPC To perform the engineering, procurment and construction for solar power plant. O&M Solar plants operation and maintnance. R&D Research and development. I&C To handle information and communication technologies aspects. Testing Testing and standardization for solar plant components.

  34. THE FUTURE OF ENERGY AND WATER Includes being, fully powered by renewable energy, forward looking energy storage and transport solutions as well as R&D and manufacturing. In addition, utilizing green technology in building water capabilities and maximizing usage efficiency RICHNESS IN NATURAL RESOURCES Perennial solar resources (20 MJ/m²) The area is also rich in Oil and Gas as well as mineral resources. Ideal wind speed (an average of 10.3 m/s) NEOMprovides an ideal environment in which to develop renewable energy projects

  35. “ “The Stone Age did not end for lack of stone, and the Oil Age will end long before the world runs out of oil” Ahmed Zaki Yamani, Former Minister of Oil Petroleum and Mineral Resources

  36. A snapshotof Need

  37. Thanks! ANY QUESTIONS? You can find me at: wbamhair@taqni.com Linkedin: Wail Bamhair

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