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Rural Electrification through Small Hydro Power in China CUI Zhenhua Hangzhou Regional(Asia & Pacific) Center for Small Hydropower National Research Institute for Rural Electrification of MWR Accra, Ghana, 2 Nov 2012 Chinas First


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Rural Electrification through Small Hydro Power in China

CUI Zhenhua

Hangzhou Regional(Asia & Pacific) Center for Small Hydropower National Research Institute for Rural Electrification of MWR Accra, Ghana, 2 Nov 2012

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Small Hydro

SHI LONG BA hydropower station

China’s First Hydropower Station, 1912

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Small Hydro

Turbine

Imported from Germany

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Small Hydro

CONTENT

Historical Processes

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Small Hydro &Rural Electrification

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Rural Electrification through SHP & Rural Dev.

3

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1 Historical Processes

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Small Hydro

Power system

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Small Hydro

Definition of small hydro

Period

  • Def. by

size(MW) 1950s < 0.5 1960s < 3.0 1970s < 12.0 1980-90s < 25.0 2000- 2012 < 50.0

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Small Hydro

Structure of Electricity Supply (county-level and below) --- 1993

53% 37.10% 9.80% 0.10%

small hydro small thermal diesel wind/solar/geothermal

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Small Hydro

1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010

training

R.E. bureau

109 209 335 409 460

10 factories 60 factories 100 factories Serializat ion automati

  • n

Training of professionals

Dissolution RE bureau

RE bureau 400V, local use 10kV

35kV,county local grids 110kV Local grids 110kV Connected local grids

Lighting

Lighting & food process & irrigation & county enterprise County level electrification Regional electrification

Historical Processes

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Small Hydro

Sources of investment in small hydropower (millions of RMB)(1996-2003)

11.70% 41.60% 7.90% 27.10% 11.60%

central gov. loans foreign direct investment local gov. electricity levy, SHP income, Private

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Small Hydro

  • 6. Rate of access to electricity

Stage Period Key features Access to electricity Ⅰ 1949-1978 Slow by steady Dev. 63.28 Ⅱ 1979-1998 Rapid expansion & large scale Dev. 98.94 Ⅲ 1998-2011 Consolidation and upgrading 99.61

  • 2015

5 million people left 100

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Small Hydro

2

Small Hydro & Rural Electrification

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Small Hydro

Why Small Hydro for R.E. in China?

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Small Hydro

Resources

42.3% 48.5%

(GW)

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Small Hydro

Distribution- decentralized dev.

Rural areas Sites: river

Local government (county) responsible for SHP development.

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Small Hydro

Serialization

  • Small hydro turbines have a total
  • f 26 models in series, 83 kinds of

products, applicable in the head range of 2 ~ 1000 meters.

  • Auxiliaries

including governor, exciter, valve, control panel and automatic components etc. all being produced in China.

Import 10 factories serialization  Completely done in manufacturer , trucked to the site  Less Time and Cost on site

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Small Hydro

Comprehensive utilization

Dam /Reservoir Diversion Type /without reservoir Water supply low unit cost Flood control little relocated people Irrigation small engineering quantity

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Small Hydro

Why Small Hydro?

  • Technology perspective

–Resources –Distribution –Serialization –Comprehensive utilization

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Small Hydro

Challenges

Challenges Solutions capital investment Serialization Various raised fund seasonal variation Local Grids; connected with large grids Water-thermal/wind/polar Project- Specific Training Serialization

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Small Hydro

New challenges for China

Certification Management Security Renovation Efficiency

水电站

Environment

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Small Hydro

3

Rural Electrification through SHP & Rural Dev.

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Benefits of R.E. through SHP

  • Access to electricity;
  • Agriculture;
  • Comprehensive utilization of water resources;
  • Medium and small river improvement;
  • Rural economic development;
  • Employment;
  • Health;
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Internal Demand

Year Installed capacity at end of year (MW) Average annual growth rate Electricity consumption in the year (kWh) Average annual growth rate 1950 3.6 0.02 1979 6380 29.38% 59.28 31.74% 1998 44150 10.72% 495.50 11.82% 2002 51680 4.02% 721.20 9.48%

1950- 2002

20.19% 22.36%

County enterprise

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  • 90% of the rural

households have access to electricity.

  • On average, per

capita electricity consumption is around 200 kWh.

Program of rural hydropower electrification county

109 209 335 409 460

Preliminary --- 653 counties

  • 98%
  • 500 kWh.
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Favorable policies for SHP-RE

  • “the one who invests owns and operates”
  • “revenue from electricity for development of

electricity”;

  • a preferential rate of value added tax rate of 6%

instead of the normal 17%;

  • the connection of small local grids to larger grids.
  • Policies designed to protect electricity supply areas

for small hydropower

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CONCLUSIONS

  • Put it under the time axis
  • Put it under the rural electrification
  • Put it under the rural development
  • It is small hydropower in China.
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Small Hydro

Thank You!

  • Mr. CUI Zhenhua

Email: zhcui@hrcshp.org Hangzhou Regional(Asia & Pacific) Center for Small Hydropower