Power-GEN Middle East
Distributed Power Solutions for
Middle East
Bulent Mehmetli
Abu Dhabi, UAE | 12-14, October 2014
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Need for Distributed Power
Power generation at or near point of
use, on or off the grid
• Remote off grid power with zero water needs
• Commercial CHP for airports, hospitals
• Grid firming near the demand load point
• Mobile fast power anytime, anywhere
• Industrial cogen for Oil & Gas, Food &
Beverage, Pulp and Paper
• Alternative fuels, biofuels, coke oven gas
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Middle East energy challenge
65%
Frequent
blackouts
Low
capacities
40%
Faster population growth than world
average 256M by 2020
Reliability challenges
Industrial captive power needs
Need for electricity access
electrification rate in Yemen
Need and desire for technology progress
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Challenges facing medium/large industries in ME
Industries need to create independent and reliable power sources for their
expanding needs while trying to keep their energy costs down in a financially
sustainable manner
Reluctant grid provisioning,
need for “independence”
Quick solution
Fast implementation
Compact footprint
Expand as needed
Commensurate energy costs
Remote off grid power
with zero water needs
Industrial cogen for O&G,
food & beverage, paper
Fuels availability
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Concept of emergency power
Largest Middle East users
Utilities, Oil & Gas, Industries
Fuel flexibility
Operate on gas and/or distillate fuel
Semi-Permanent installation
Integrate into existing permanent
“Temporary” becomes “permanent”
Size
Scalable power blocks
Challenging ambient conditions
Extreme temperatures up to 55 °C
Dusty environment
Speed
On-demand power plants delivered
in weeks, not months
Distributed needs
Mobility
Localized power supply
Eliminating need for additional
transmission
Capacity to move back or to
another location if needed
Lower emissions
Stringent requirements
Financing constraints
Turnkey design
Delivery of complete energy solution
Reliability and availability
Focus on core business
Loss of revenues/penalties at interruptions
Possible equipment damage
Trends
Diesel to Gas
IC Engines to Gas Gensets/Turbines
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Power to frequency characteristic
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Operation at Constant
Control Limit
Electric Output (MW)
44
43
42
41
Operation at Constant Power
(Below Control Limits)
40
39
38
94
96
98
100
102
LP Rotor Speed (%)
LM6000 has relatively flat power to speed characteristic
as compared to single spool gas turbines
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Load following/deep turndown capability
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Distributed power to stimulate local economies
Target life cycle management to get the right service at the right time –
throughout the lifetime of your equipment and your growth journey
Enable local
industries
Attract
investment
Increase local
energy security
Accelerate
development
cycle
Create jobs
Keep working
Access easier
financing
Develop local
skill sets
Develop local
supply chain
Collect
more
taxes
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Covering a broad output range
with Distributed Power (based on 50Hz versions)
0.1 – 5.0 MW
5 – 25 MW
25 – 50 MW
50 MW – 115 MW
Power Generation
TYPE
TYPE 2
2
250
250 kW
kW –– 335
335 kW
kW
TYPE
TYPE 3
3
500
500 kW
kW –– 1
1 MW
MW
VGF*
VGF*
120
120 kW
kW –– 880
880 kW
kW
VHP*
VHP*
270
270 kW
kW –– 1.5
1.5 MW
MW
Type
Type 4
4
800
800 kW
kW –– 1.5
1.5 MW
MW
Type
Type 6
6
1.5
1.5 MW
MW –– 4.4
4.4 MW
MW
Type
Type 9
9
9.5
9.5 MW
MW
LM2500*
LM2500*
16
16 MW
MW –– 32
32 MW
MW
LM6000*
LM6000*
41
41 MW
MW –– 52
52 MW
MW
LM2500*
16 MW – 32 MW
LM6000*
41 MW – 52 MW
LMS100*
LMS100*
100
100 MW
MW –– 115
115 MW
MW
275GL+*
275GL+*
1.9
1.9 MW
MW –– 3.6
3.6 MW
MW
Mechanical/O&G/Mining/Marine
VGF*
VGF*
120
120 kW
kW –– 800
800 kW
kW
VHP*
VHP*
270
270 kW
kW –– 1.5
1.5 MW
MW
275GL+*
1.9 MW – 3.6 MW
LMS100*
100 MW – 115 MW
Mobile/Emergency Power
J320* generator set
1 MW
moblieFlex* J320/VHP*
Gas Engines 860 kW – 1MW
616 Diesel
Genset 2.6 MW
TM2500 Gas turbine*
22 MW – 31 MW
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LM6000-Reliable off grid power in remote
locations
LM6000s @ mining sites
USA
3 x LM6000
Israel
3 x LM6000
Colombia
3 x LM6000
Coal Mine
Wyoming, USA
2 x LM6000
Botswana
2 x LM6000
Australia
19 x LM6000
Copper Mine
Arizona, USA
1 x LM6000
Diamond Mine
Botswana
2 x LM6000
Commissioned in 2011
Gold Mine
Western Australia
3 x LM6000
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Remote power - off grid solutions
Mining & Cement Experience
3x LM6000, Cement Plant
Obajana, Nigeria
Country/Location
Application
Power
(MW)
Year
Australia-Kalgoorlie
Mining
118
1996
Australia-Parkeston
Mining
42
1995
Australia-Mount Keith
Mining
42
1996
Australia-Leinster
Mining
42
1996
Australia-Kambalda
Mining
42
1996
Australia-Telfer
Mining
134
2004
Australia-Pilbara
Mining
92
2006
Colombia-LaLoma
Mining
138
2005
Russia-Mordovia
Cement
66+12
2005
Nigeria-Kogi State,
Obajana
Cement
135
2008
Turkey
Cement
Nigeria – Obajana
addition
Cement
92+30
28+12
45
2005
2003
2013
Nigeria - Ibese
Cement
92
2013
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Value for our customers
Supporting Industrial Needs
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Broader product range
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Fit for multiple industries
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High part load efficiencies
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Frequent start/stop capability
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High power density
Supporting Grid Needs
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Fast starts
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Load following capability
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Frequency support functions
Value Proposition
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High efficiency energy conversion
Simple and combined cycles possible
Waterless versions available
High reliability and availability
Lower cost of ownership
Fuel flexibility/emissions
Predictable service execution
Customer collaboration
Risk sharing and predictive analytics
Ease of Investment
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Right power investment size for your needs
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Perpetual additions when needed
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Economic development at smaller scales
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