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Axis NIFTY Bank ETF — Expert workshop for the How2Guide for Bioenergy "Waste-to-energy and Biogas" 2014
15 slides from Axis NIFTY Bank ETF's conference presentation, Apr 29, 2014
Slide 1: Overview of bioenergy resources, technologies and policies in Mozambique
REPUBLIC OF MOZAMBIQUE Overview of bioenergy resources, technologies and policies in Mozambique Expert workshop for the How2Guide for Bioenergy “Waste-to-energy and Biogas” 29-30 April 2014, Durban, South Africa Presented by: Benedito Chembeze Ministry of Energy Email: bchembeze@gmail.com 1
Slide 2: 1. Energy Potential
1. ENERGY POTENCIAL Mozambique is very rich country in energy resources. In hydropower the potential is estimated on 18,000 MW. Approximately 5,500 MW based on natural gas, 10,000 MW based on coal, 23,000 MW based on solar (only 7,5 MW will be exploited in short term) and 3,900 MW based on wind. E
Slide 3: 2. Biomass Resource
2. BIOMASS RESOURCE Mozambique has different biomass resources for electricity generation: Forest biomass: Of woody residues from conventional logging or from dedicated plantations. Biomass from industrial and agro industrial wastes: Agro industrial waste from farms, waste materials from manufactu
Slide 4: 2. Biomass Resource – Cont.
2. BIOMASS RESOURCE – Cont. Municipal Solid Waste (MSW): Through incineration with power generation or by deposition in landfills for the production of biogas. Other for off grid: Biogas from small and medium livestock holdings. Also the utilization of vegetable oils extracted for coconut or jatro
Slide 5: 2. Biomass Resource – Cont. (Forest biomass)
2. BIOMASS RESOURCE – Cont. Forest Biomass currently has more Mozambique Forest Concessions Map than 1.7 million hectars of forest plantation concessions awarded; The forest biomass, used as an energy source to produce electricity or heat, can be derived from conventional logging woody surplus or re
Slide 6: 2. Biomass Resource – Cont. (Pulp and agro-industrial)
2. BIOMASS RESOURCE – Cont. Paper Pulp Industry Cogeneration Industrial and Agro industrial Biomass Waste materials from the cooking Out the residues from agro industries process called “black liquor”, which are (rice husk, coconut shell and other burned in recovery boilers to produce materials), wa
Slide 7: 2. Biomass Resource – Cont. (Sugar industry and MSW)
2. BIOMASS RESOURCE – Cont. Sugar Industry Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Mozambique has a strong tradition in sugar production with 4 industrial units currently in operation and a total plantation area of more than 40.000 hectars. The bagasse (waste material resulting from the sugarcane crushing proce
Slide 8: 3. Mozambique Biomass Potential
3. MOZAMBIQUE BIOMASS POTENTIAL The main energy resources: Forest biomass sugarcane industry 8
Slide 9: 3. Mozambique Biomass Potential – Cont.
3. MOZAMBIQUE BIOMASS POTENTIAL – Cont. The country has a potential of 2 GW from which only 128 MW will be exploited in the short term. The distribution of potential: 1.006 MW of residual forest biomass with some potential for development of agro industrial waste; 831 MW in sugar; 280 MW in the p
Slide 10: 4. Selected Biomass Projects
4. SELECTED BIOMASS PROJECTS Biomass projects are those with the highest variable costs and lower sensitivity to financing costs. The exception are the MSW projects. Installation of an incineration plant of 30 MW in Matola with an adequate funding strategy can offer competitive costs. The two priori
Slide 11: 5. Technology Applicable on Energy Sector
5. TECNOLOGY APPLICABLE ON ENERGY SECTOR No specific tecnology required on development or implement project on energy, specific on bioenergy. We take care on environment aspects and evidence of sustainability of the project. Technology proposed for specific project is important on evaluation process
Slide 12: 6. Policies on Energy
6. POLICIES ON ENERGY To rum the projects the country are engaged on revising legal documents and adopt legislation according to our national plan. The revising is essencial because the natural resources like coal and gas was discovered and it change the energy scenario in Mozambique. Therefore we h
Slide 13: 6. Policies on Energy – Cont.
6. POLICIES ON ENERGY – Cont. g) Biofuel Strategy Police – approved in 2009; h) Renewable Energy Police – approved in 2009; i) Renweable Energy Strategy – approved in 2011. j) Land Law – in force The instruments listed above shows that the Govermment is commited on supplying energy focusing in rural
Slide 14: The Renewable Atlas of Mozambique
6. POLICIES ON ENERGY – Cont. The Renewable Atlas of Mozambique provides a broader view of renewable energy resources, their location and potential. For more Information go to: www.atlasrenovavais.co.mz 14
Slide 15: Thank You!
Thank You! Ministry of Energy Mozambique Adress: Avenida 25 de Setembro, 1218 P.O.Box. 1381 Tel: +258 21 303 265 Fax: +258 21 313 971 E-mail: bchembeze@gmail.com bdc@me.gov.mz 15