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Two Big Biomass Power Projects in Philippine

Two Big Biomass Power Projects in Philippine

At the turn of 2009 to 2010, public announcements were made as regard to two big project plans as regard to biomass power generation. They are named as Quezon Project and Global Green Project, respectively. In the projects, 36 biomass power plants, having capacity of 660 MW in total, will be constructed investing 1.894 billion dollars.

Quezon Project is a by-far enlarged version of initial project plan (released in January 2007) of a 10 MW class biomass power generation station to be constructed on Bondock Peninsula, which has been promoted by the Quezon Electric Cooperative. The scale of Quezon plan has finally come up to 240 MW in total. On the other hand, Global Green project was 87.5 MW at the time of November 2008 (5 power stations, investing 200 million dollars), but now it has been enlarged to 420 MW which is five times as large as the initial plan.

Table Outline of two big project plans for biomass power generation in Philippine

Project NameQuezonGlobal Green
Promoting CompanyEco Enerhiya LtdGlobal Green Power PLC
Capacity of Power Generation240MW420MW
Investment864 million dollars1,030 million dollars
Project Implementation Term12 out of 24 power plants to be completed in five years.All power plants to be completed in 8 years.
Project SiteMindanao Island City of San Leonald, State of Nueva Essyjea.and others.
Scheme of Implementation10 MW plant for Bongdok Peninsula to be constructed at first.A 17.5 MW class power plant to be constructed at each of 12 locations. The first plant to be operated in December 2011.
Biomass Resources to be used Coconut shell, rice chaff, wood chipAgricultural waste, food waste
Date of Public Announcement 11 January 201012 December 2009

Source: Manila Standard Today

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