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Projects for Revitalization of Existing and
Construction of New Coal-Fired
Thermal Power Plants
Dragomir Markovic,
General Manager
Belgrade, Serbian Chamber of Commerce,12/03/2012
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JP EPS – Structure & Ownership & Activities
Structure
o Vertically organized company
o All energy chain elements except
transmission
o Comprising of 11 subsidiaries
Ownership
100% owned by the Republic of Serbia
Activities
o Electricity generation, distribution and trading
o Distribution system management
o Coal production
o Steam and hot water generation
o Designing, construction and maintenance of energy, mining and other facilities
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JP EPS - Overview 2011
From the end of June 1999, EPS cannot manage its
facilities on the territory of Kosovo and Metohija
(K&M)
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Installed Capacities
Hydro Power Plants 2,835 MW
Thermal Power Plants 5,171 MW* 3,936 MW**
Combined Heat and
Power 353 MW
Total 8,359 MW* 7,124 MW**
Electricity generation 41,355 GWh* 36,050GWh**
Coal Production 40,9 milt **
Gross Consumption 34,073 GWh**
Number of Customers 3,5 million**
No. of Employees 29,100**
*Including K&M ** Excluding K&M
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Generation and consumption in the Republic of Serbia
In the period 2012-2020 forecasted growth of total consumption by 14,3 %
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JP EPS Investment Activities
o Secure and high quality supply of domestic customers under
conditions of electricity demand growth
Average annual growth rate of ca.1.78 % in the period up to 2020
o Meeting environmental standards
o Replacement of old and inefficient facilities
o Achievement of economic and financial sustainability
High efficiency with increase of competitiveness
o Ongoing Investment Activities
o Planned Investment Activities
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o Моdernization of PSHPP Bajina Basta
Toshiba
2003 – 2005
Grant – € 9,600,000
o Installation of two prototype mills in
ТЕNТ А3
Hitachi
2005
€ 2,450,000
o Bankability (Feasibility) Study for
financing of flue gas desulphurization in
TPP Kostolac B
JETRO/Micui/TEPCO
2006
Grant – € 400,000
Previous cooperation
of companies from Japan and JP EPS
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Previous cooperation
of companies from Japan and JP EPS
o Reconstruction of DGS mills in TENT A
A3, A4 - completed
A5 – during overhaul period reconstruction
of all mills with installation of 18 burners
with low NOx emission
Hitachi
2009 – 2012
€ 26,250,000
o Engineering and monitoring of supply and
installation of two new separators
Hitachi
2010
€ 375,000
o Bankability Study for financing of flue gas
desulphurization in TENT A
JETRO/Micui
2010
Grant – € 400,000
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Previous cooperation
of companies from Japan and JP EPS
o Bankability Study for financing of flue
gas desulphurization in TENT B
JETRO/Micui
2010
Grant – € 400,000
o Project for FGD plant construction in
TENT А3-А6
JICA
2011
ODA loan – € 250,000,000
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Project title Мillion € Financing method
o Electricity consumption management 500 EIB&EBRD €80 mill
Planned €60 mill domestic
banks
o Desulphurization
ТЕNT А3-6 ТENT B 1,2 410
Japanese loan &
EPS funds
o ESC sysem, spreader and coal
homogenization in MB Kolubara 140
EBRD 50%
planned KfW 50%
o Renewable energy sources 120 EBRD
(I Phase €45 mill)
o Relocation of Vreoci 100 EPS funds
o Revitalization of HPP Zvornik
with capacity increase 95
KfW € 70 mill + EPS
funds
The most significant investments out of
JP EPS own funds from 2011 until 2016
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The most significant investments out of
JP EPS own funds from 2011 until 2016
Project title Million € Financing
method
o Reduction of Nitrogen Oxides emissions
ТЕNT А3-6 ТЕNТ B1,2 Morava, TE Kostolac
A1-A2 i TE Kostolac B1 i B2
76 IPA/IPA plan
o Revitalization of HPP Djerdap 1
With capacity increase 65
Remaining
Russian loan
o Reconstruction of ash and slag transport and
disposal system ТЕNТ А 50 IPA/EPS plan
o Еlectrostatic percipitators
ТЕNТ А3 ТЕNТ B2 Моravа 22 IPA/IPA plan
o Revitalization of HPP Bajina Basta
With capacity increase 36 KfW
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Projects for construction of
new production capacities
Total ongoing foreign investments Million € Beginning of
implementation
o ТPP Kolubara B-EDISON over 1,000 2011
o 5 HPP on Velika Morava - RWE 360 2011
o 10 HPP on Ibar - SECI 302 2011
New production capacities
o ТPP Nikola Tesla B3 1.600 2013
o OCM Radljevo 700 2013
o ТPP Kostolac B3 600 2014
o РSHPP Bistrica 553 2014
o 3 HPP on middle Drina 870 2012
o PSHPP Djerdap 3 400 (I phase) 2013
o CHP Novi Sad 320 2012
o 4 HPP on upper Drina 435 2012
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Government of RS has introduced “feed-in” tariffs
- Incentive for investments into new energy sources-
o Revitalization of certain number of existing new hydro power plants
(SHPP) that operate within EPS
15 SHPP – I phase
o Development of new SHPP
8 SHPP – I phase
o Analysis of the potential sites for wind farms
Коstolac 30 MW (estimated € 50 million)
o Analysis of the potential sites for solar panels
Čajetina 5 MW
Memorandum with Wattpic
o Development of waste-to-energy facilities
Memorandums with cities of Užice and Kragujevac
o Development of biomass energy facilites
Renewable energy sources
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o Exisiting thermal capacities in JP EPS
Improvement of boiler facilities parameters
Control of thermal energy facilities operation
Reduction of Nitrogen Oxides emissions
• ТЕNТ А, ТЕNТ B, ТPP Kostolac B
Reduction of Sulphur Oxides emissions
• ТЕNТ А and ТЕNТ B
o New thermal capacities in JP EPS
Implementation of thermal energy projects
• TPP Nikola Tesla B3 and TPP Kostolac B3
Possible cooperation between
companies from Japan and JP EPS
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Possible cooperation between
companies from Japan and JP EPS
o Enabling more intensive participation at the market of the Republic of
Serbia
Investment into industry sector aiming at providing support for performance
of electric energy activities
o Exchange of Information
Conditions and possible ways of implementation of current and potential
projects in electric energy sector in the Republic of Serbia
Current and development plans in the electric energy sector in the region
Achievements from the scope of work of Japanese companies
• New technologies related to thermal energy facilities and equipment,
boilers and mills
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Possible cooperation between
companies from Japan and JP EPS
o Transfer of knowlegde and experience
Corporate management and operation in the energy field
Marketing
Environmental protection in the energy sector
• Protection measures in TPP (water, air, soil, monitoring)
Waste management
• Ash usage, management of industrial landfills
Electricity trading
GHG emission trading
Construction and use of renewable energy sources
o Reduction of CO2 emission ( CO2 capture systems)
Adaptation and mitigation measures
o Еnergy efficiency
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JP EPS in the future
o By implementation of planned activities and construction of new
capacities JP EPS provides
Stable work of electric power system
Safe supply of consumers under the conditions of the expected
electricity consumption growth
Active participation od JP EPS in the regional and European
electricity market
Increase of export potential
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