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Energy for All Partnership Small Wind Working Group Meeting Wednesday, 9 th March 2011, 1000 – 1500 KOICA, 298 Siheung-dong, Sujeong-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do MINUTES OF THE MEETING Discussion Points and Agreements Introduction 1. The re-launching of the Energy for All Partnership working group on small wind power took place on 9 March 2011 at a meeting hosted by the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) and chaired by Mr. Rimtaig Lee, Chair of the Korea Wind Energy Industry Association (KWEIA). A total of 19 participants coming from the Ministry of Knowledge Economy (MKE), KWEIA, Asian Development Bank (ADB), KOICA, KPMG and Korean small wind manufacturing companies participated (See Annex 1). The agenda of the meeting is attached as Annex 2. Action points 2. Mr. Rimtaig Lee, Convener of Small Wind Working Group of the Energy for All Partnership and the Chairman of Korea Wind Energy Industry Association (KWEIA) together with Mr. Soonpa Hong, Director of Ministry of Knowledge Economy (MKE) welcomed the participants and provided a brief introduction to the Working Group on Small Wind. 3. Mr. Jiwan Acharya, Climate Change Specialist (Energy) from Asian Development Bank (ADB) presented ADB’s Energy for All Initiative, the Energy for All Partnership, and the background to the working group on small wind, and offered an overview of small wind development and potential in Asia. Mr. Acharya’s presentation is included as Annex 3. 4. Dr. So-Young Lim, Policy Advisor in KOICA’s Office of Climate Change, discussed KOICA modes of assistance for access to energy in Asia and the Pacific. Since its establishment in 1991 KOICA has played a critical role in the implementation of Korea’s Official Development Assistance (ODA). The East Asia Climate Partnership (EACP) is a KOICA-led initiative to combat climate change and foster green growth in partnership with developing countries. Low carbon energy is one of the 5 strategic priorities of EACP. Presentations from Korean Small Wind Power Manufacturers and Suppliers 5. To situate the participants on small wind development in Korea, several wind power manufacturers and suppliers shared their experiences on project development. The following presentations were made: The Pioneer of Vertical Axis Wind Turbine, Cygnus Power Co., Ltd. (Annex 4) - Cygnus Power started the presentation with the brief
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Energy for All Partnership
Small Wind Working Group Meeting
Wednesday, 9th March 2011, 1000 – 1500 KOICA, 298 Siheung-dong, Sujeong-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do
MINUTES OF THE MEETING
Discussion Points and Agreements Introduction 1. The re-launching of the Energy for All Partnership working group on small wind power took place on 9 March 2011 at a meeting hosted by the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) and chaired by Mr. Rimtaig Lee, Chair of the Korea Wind Energy Industry Association (KWEIA). A total of 19 participants coming from the Ministry of Knowledge Economy (MKE), KWEIA, Asian Development Bank (ADB), KOICA, KPMG and Korean small wind manufacturing companies participated (See Annex 1). The agenda of the meeting is attached as Annex 2.
Action points
2. Mr. Rimtaig Lee, Convener of Small Wind Working Group of the Energy for All Partnership and the Chairman of Korea Wind Energy Industry Association (KWEIA) together with Mr. Soonpa Hong, Director of Ministry of Knowledge Economy (MKE) welcomed the participants and provided a brief introduction to the Working Group on Small Wind. 3. Mr. Jiwan Acharya, Climate Change Specialist (Energy) from Asian Development Bank (ADB) presented ADB’s Energy for All Initiative, the Energy for All Partnership, and the background to the working group on small wind, and offered an overview of small wind development and potential in Asia. Mr. Acharya’s presentation is included as Annex 3. 4. Dr. So-Young Lim, Policy Advisor in KOICA’s Office of Climate Change, discussed KOICA modes of assistance for access to energy in Asia and the Pacific. Since its establishment in 1991 KOICA has played a critical role in the implementation of Korea’s Official Development Assistance (ODA). The East Asia Climate Partnership (EACP) is a KOICA-led initiative to combat climate change and foster green growth in partnership with developing countries. Low carbon energy is one of the 5 strategic priorities of EACP. Presentations from Korean Small Wind Power Manufacturers and Suppliers 5. To situate the participants on small wind development in Korea, several wind power manufacturers and suppliers shared their experiences on project development. The following presentations were made:
The Pioneer of Vertical Axis Wind Turbine, Cygnus Power Co., Ltd. (Annex 4) - Cygnus Power started the presentation with the brief
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introduction of their company. Then the presentation dwelt on the features of their product which is the vertical axis wind turbine. Their products are available from 100 W to 5 kW capacities. It can also be coupled with solar panels to form a hybrid system. Cygnus has several installations within Korea and in countries like Singapore, Vietnam, USA and South Africa.
Dual Blade Counter Rotating Wind Turbine, AHHA Energy Co., Ltd. (Annex 5) – AHHA Energy Co., Ltd. presented the evolution of the dual blade counter rotating wind turbine. AHHA started in 1997 with the installation of its first pilot system. Several R&D activities were undertaken until the AHHA Energy was launched in 2006. To date, AHHA’s rotating wind turbine has already reached a commercialization stage having installed 5 units of 2-kW each turbines.
Vertical Axis Wind Turbine, Geum Poong Energy, Inc. (Annex 6) - Geum-Poong Energy Inc. is the leading manufacturer and distributor of the Vertical Axis Wind Turbines in Korea. It was established in 2006 although R&D activities started as early as 2003. Geum-Pong has already a number of installations in Korea from 200 W to3 kW capacities. They also have wind-solar hybrid systems for street lighting and have developed the grid-tied wind power inverter. In March 2010, Geum-Poong has been selected by Korea Energy Management Corporation as one of the distributors for 1 M green Homes Project by the Korean government.
Typical configuration of micro-grid for small wind turbine, Halapower Co., Ltd. (Annex 7) – Mr. Daihyun Chang presented several options for rural electrification but showed the advantages of small wind turbines. He discussed the viability of micro-grid and the typical configurations based on actual demand.
Working Group Discussion
6. After the presentation, discussions were initiated with focus on working group scope, priorities, resource mobilization, implementation timeline partners, and membership requirement among others. Following is a summary of key discussion points: (i) Participants agreed to form and maintain a network of small wind
promoters (manufacturers, donors, NGOs, university and research organizations etc.) and to formalize the membership/organizational structure of the working group. All participants reconfirmed their interest to join the working group.
(ii) It was agreed to organize an annual network meeting to share lessons learned, best practices, and information on project development status and opportunities.
(iii) The Energy for All Partnership website (www.energyforall.info) shall become a hub for information on small wind activities and shall be updated regularly with documents, events, resources, etc.
(iv) The small wind WG shall be promoted in international events to attract potential members
(v) ADB is presently implementing a regional technical assistance (TA)
a. Secretariat will reconfirm
the interest of other
members who participated
in earlier meetings to join
the WG. Secretariat to
develop concept note on
membership for new
members.
b. Mr. Lee to be invited to the
Energy for All Partnership
Steering Committee (SC)
meeting. He will be a
member of the SC.
c. Secretariat to develop note
about the small wind
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project to promote small wind as a source of electricity in rural, off-grid areas in Asia and the Pacific. ADB will circulate the TA paper to working group members and will inform the working group about opportunities for procurement and consulting services under the TA. Working group members are encouraged to share information with ADB on products, resource assessments, etc. that could support TA implementation.
(vi) The working group should explore ways to link small wind power and energy access with large wind installations
(vii) The working group shall focus on wind data collection, conduct of feasibility studies and other preliminary activities so project implementation will take place as soon as possible. Resource mobilization will also be the major activity of the working group.
(viii) ADB encouraged members to participate in the Asia Clean Energy Forum at ADB headquarters from 22-24 June 2011 which will focus on the theme “New Business Models and Policy Drivers: Building the Low Carbon Future.” In conjunction with the forum, the Energy for All Partnership will host the first Energy for All Investor Forum where energy access projects that have potential for upscale and replication shall be presented to various financing institutions, donor agencies and private investors. Working group members are also encouraged to share project ideas with the secretariat.
(ix) The Ministry of Knowledge Economy announced support for feasibility studies on wind power, which could be a potential source of funding for small wind development activities in selected countries
(x) Working group members reviewed the draft concept note and agreed on the need to revisit the number of beneficiaries and other parameters mentioned in the concept note
(xi) The Energy for All Partnership secretariat will support the working group to prepare a work plan and implement activities
(xii) It was confirmed that the several fund source from are available for the promotion of the Energy for All Initiative, the Energy for All Partnership including ADB, KOICA and MKE. It is also confirmed that the respective organization has its own procedure to apply the fund for the Energy for All Partnership. At the moment it is the mandatory to follow the respective procedure.
(xiii) Three potential sites, Nepal, Philippine and Indonesia have been selected and are under promotion stage by ADB. Inter alia the site of Nepal is under identification study, while the other two sites are at the primitive stage. ADB will keep all the members informed up date.
(xiv) When the fund source available for the Small Wind Power implementation, the action plan will be established immediately. In this regards, the more positive supports from ADB in raising the fund in the one basket for the effective promotion of the Energy for All Initiative, the Energy for All Partnership are cordially invited.
Closing 7. The Convener of the Small Wind Working Group, Mr. Rimtaig Lee delivered the Closing remarks and thanked all the participants for their contributions and KOICA for hosting the meeting.
network.
d. Secretariat to develop web
content for small wind
working group and update
regularly.
e. ADB to share small wind TA
paper with working group
members
f. Mr. Lee to communicate
information about the Asia
Clean Energy Forum to all
small wind working group
members. Please refer to
http://www.adb.org/Doc
uments/Events/2011/6th-
asia-clean-energy-
forum/default.asp
g. Secretariat to revise the
Concept Note to come up
with realistic parameters and
circulate to working group
h. Secretariat to facilitate
platform activities for the
working group.
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ANNEX 1. LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
Ministry of Knowledge Economy(MKE)
Mr. Soon-Pa Hong Director of New and Renewable Energy Division Office. 82-2-2110-5402 Mobile. 82-11-9631-6382 [email protected]
KWEIA
Dr. Rimtaig Lee Chairman of Korea Wind Energy Industry Association Office. 82-2-553-6426 Mobile. 82-10-5213-8018 [email protected]
Mr. Hyung-Hoon Shin Office.822-553-6426 Mobile.8210-8637-9195
[email protected] Asian Development Bank(ADB)
Mr. Jiwan Acharya Climate Change Specialist Energy, Transport, and Water Division Regional and Sustainable Development Department Office. 63-2-632-6207 [email protected]
Korea International Cooperation Agency(KOICA)
Dr. So-Young Lim Policy Advisor of Office of the Climate Change Office. 63-31-7400-512 [email protected]
Mr. Keun-Sik Han Manager Climate Change & Development Team Climate Change & Environment Department Office. 63-31-7400-282 [email protected]
Korean Manufacturer
Hala Power
Mr. Dai-Hyun Chang CEO Office. 82-70-4216-4970 Mobile. 82-10-6234 [email protected]
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Mr. Yong-Kwon Lee Director Office. 82-70-4216-4970 Mobile.010-7703-7706 [email protected]
AHHA Energy
Mr. Hyun-Kang Heo CEO Office. 82-31-969-6180 Mobile. 82-10-9976-5133 [email protected] Mr. Woong-Hyun Ahn Vice-Chairman Office. 82-31-969-6180 Mobile. 82-10-2447-6716 [email protected] Mr. Doo-Hee Kim Team-Manager International Team Planning Department Office. 82-82-31-969-6180 Mobile. 82-10-5264-9392 [email protected] Mr. Diyiha Heo Manager Office. 82-31-969-6180 Mobile. 82-10-2282-4472 [email protected]
Cygnus Power Dr. Yang-IL Yoon CEO Office. 82-62-530-0480 Mobile. 82-10-7475-8283 [email protected]
Mr. Heon-Soo Kim Director of R&D Center Office. 82-62-530-0480 Mobile. 82-10-3759-0480 [email protected]
Geum-poong Energy Inc. Mr. Im-Young Ko Sales Team Manager Office. 82-63-538-9641 Mobile. 82-10-3232-3688 [email protected]
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Mr. Ju-Yeon Hwang Executive Director Office. 82-63-538-9641 Mobile. 82-11-317-3688 [email protected]
Anyteksys Co., Ltd.
Mr. Sa-Hyuck Hong CEO Office. 82-2-2027-1900(301) Mobile. 82-10-3727-6673 [email protected] Mr. Seung-Bak Hong Director of R&D Center Office. 82-2-2027-1900(605) Mobile. 82-11-9031-4338 [email protected]
IR Windpower Co., Ltd. Mr. Jun-Ho Kong CEO Office. 82-2-396-0888 Mobile. 82-10-2311-5676 [email protected]
Aeronet Inc.
Mr. Seung-Ho Lee Executive Director Office. 82-2164-2296 Mobile. 82-10-2070-0599 [email protected]
KPMG
Dr. Sung-Woo Kim Manager Director Head of Sustainability Division Office. 82-2-2112-3200 Mobile. 82-4046-6535 [email protected]
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ANNEX 2. AGENDA
Date: 9 March 2011
Venue: KOICA
298 Siheung-dong, Sujeong-gu, Seongnam-si, 461-833 Gyeonggi-do
Time: 10:00 am – 3:00pm
Agenda
10:00 – 10:15 Welcome and Introduction to Working Group on Small Wind by Mr. Rimtaig Lee, Chairman, Korea Wind Energy Industry Association and by Mr. Soonpa Hong, Director of MKE.
10:15 – 10:45 Introduction and Background on the Energy for All Partnership and Overview
of Small wind Development and Potential in Asia by Mr. Jiwan Acharya,
Climate Change Specialist (Energy), ADB 10:45 – 11:00 Overview of KOICA Modes of Assistance for Access to Energy in Asia and
the Pacific by KOICA official (Dr. So-Young Lim)
11:00 – 12:00 Presentations from Korean small wind power manufacturers and suppliers on
technology and project development experience Presenters of Korean small wind power manufacturer
CYGNUS POWER
AHHA ENERGY
GEUM-POONG ENERGY
Typical Scheme of micro-grid, by Mr. Daihyun Chang
12:00 – 13:30 Lunch 13:30 – 14:30 Discussion on working group scope, priorities, resource mobilization,
implementation timeline, partners, membership requirements 14:30 –14:45 Summaries of Next Steps and Action Plan by Mr. Jiwan Acharya
14:45 –15:00 Closing remarks by Mr. Rimtaig Lee
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ANNEX 3. INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND ON THE ENRGY FOR ALL PARNTERSHIP AND THE OVERVIEW OF SMALL WIND DEVELOPMENT AND POTENTIAL IN ASIA BY MR. JIWAN ACHARYA, CLIMATE CHANGE SPECIALIST (ENERGY), ADB.
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ANNEX 4. THE PIONEER OF VERTICAL AXIS WIND TRUBINE BY CYGNUS POWER CO., LTD
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ANNEX 5. DUAL BLADE COUNTER ROTATING WIND TURBINE BY AHHA ENERGY CO., LTD.
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ANNEX 6. VERTICAL AXIS WIND TURBINE BY GEUM POONG ENERGY, INC.
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ANNEX 7. TYPICAL CONFIGURATION OF MICRO-GRID FOR SMALL WIND TURBINE, HALAPOWER, CO. LTD.
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