Hydro2012 : 29 - 31 October 2012, Bilbao, Spain 1/20 Challenges and Opportunities in Using International Standards in Hydropower Development: The Case.

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Hydro2012 : October 2012, Bilbao, Spain 1/20 Challenges and Opportunities in Using International Standards in Hydropower Development: The Case of Hydropower Plants in Kenya Presented By: Eng. Francis X. Makhanu BSc. Eng(UON), MBA(UK), R.Eng. MIEK, ISO Mgt. Systems Auditor

Outline Introduction Methodology Examples of Challenges and Opportunities Discussion Conclusions and Recommendations Hydro2012 : October 2012, Bilbao, Spain 2/20

Hydro2012 : October 2012, Bilbao, Spain 3/20 1.0Introduction Electro-Technical Commission International Organization for Standardization IRENA, IEA, WEC, ICOLD,FIDIC, etc Hydropower value chain six phases Hydropower technology100 years old

Hydro2012 : October 2012, Bilbao, Spain 4/20 Introduction (Cont’d) 16% of world’s electricity and 80% of world’s renewable electricity. 25 countries depend on hydropower for over 90% of electricity Technical Committee on hydropower (rivers) with 33/195 countries (17%) Desirable to increase to over 75%

Hydro2012 : October 2012, Bilbao, Spain 5/20 Introduction (ends) Working Groups on Hydropower standards at IEC/ Maintenance Teams/ Joint Working Groups with ISO. JWG1 on vibrations in hydraulic machines. ISO lacks limits in axial (z-axis). The 6400MW Sayano Shushenskaya in Russia accident on17/08/2009.

Hydro2012 : October 2012, Bilbao, Spain 6/ Methodology 24 years in electricity industry National Energy Policy,2004/Energy Act, 2006 National Technical Committee of the Task Force on Implementation of Constitution in Energy Sector ( ) KEBS/TC092 SC 03 - Hydropower Technical Sub-Committee Websites of IEC, ISO, ICOLD, IRENA, IEA, WEC,FIDIC Participation in Hydropower and Dams Conferences.

Hydro2012 : October 2012, Bilbao, Spain 7/ Challenges and Opportunities Tables on next three slides - IEC/ISO Hydro standards Four case studies - slides 11 to 16

Hydro2012 : October 2012, Bilbao, Spain 8/20 Tables of Selected IEC/ISO Hydro Standards (Slide 1/3) ITEMSTANDARDDESCRIPTION OPPORTUNITY 1/15IEC nd edition ( ) Hydraulic turbines- model acceptance tests Standards for other stages 2/15IEC nd edition ( ) Hydraulic turbines- Testing of Control systems Standards for other stages 3/15IEC st edition ( ) Hydraulic turbines – cavitation pitting evaluation Preventive standards 4/15IEC nd edition ( ) Hydraulic turbines- Governing systems specifications Standards for other stages 5/15IEC/TR st edition ( ) Nomenclature for Hydropower Plant machinery Incentives for use

Hydro2012 : October 2012, Bilbao, Spain 9/20 6/15IEC/TR , 2,3,4,5,6,7 1 st edition ( ) Hydraulic turbines- tendering documents for different types of turbines and pumps Standards for other stages 7/15IEC st edition ( ) Hydraulic machines – acceptance tests of small HEPP Standards for other stages 8 /15 IEC st edition ( ) Hydraulic machines- radial/axial- performance conversion method from model to prototype N/A 9/15IEC st edition ( ) Hydraulic turbines- Rehabilitation and performance improvement Standards for other stages 10/15IEC st edition ( ) HEPP automation- guide for computer based control Standards for other stages

Hydro2012 : October 2012, Bilbao, Spain 10/20 11/15ISO 9001:2008 QMS Quality Management Systems - requirements ISO to collaborate with IEC 12/15ISO 14001:2004 EMS Environmental Management Systems – requirements with guidance for use ISO to collaborate with IEC 13/15ISO 50001:2011E nMS Energy Management Systems- Requirements ISO to collaborate with IEC 14/15ISO 31000:2009 RM Risk Management – Principles and guidelines ISO to collaborate with IEC 15/15ISO Hydraulic Machines- Vibrations permissible limits Review standard

Hydro2012 : October 2012, Bilbao, Spain 11/20 ITEMNAME OF PLANT RATINGYEARS OF OPERATION 1.Gitaru225MW (3 units) 34 2.Kiambere168MW (2 units) 24 3.Turkwel106MW (2 units) 21 4.Kamburu94MW (3 Units) 38 5.Kindaruma64MW (3 Units) 44 6.Sondu60MW (2 Units) 4 7.Masinga40MW (2 Units) 31 Case 1 of 4: Challenges in Old Hydropower Plants

Hydro2012 : October 2012, Bilbao, Spain 12/20 8.Tana20MW (4 Units) 1 9.Wanjii7.4MW (2Units) Gogo2MW (2Units) Ndula2MW (2Units) Sagana1.5MW (3 Units) Mesco0.38MW (1Unit) Sosiani0.4MW (2Unit) Sang’oro21MW (2Units) new Case1 of 4: Challenges in Hydropower Plants

Case 1 of 4: Observations on Impact of Age Challenges of old age of plants Electrical and electronic systems Kenya has no key industries Competitive prices require standards for bidding. Hydro2012 : October 2012, Bilbao, Spain 13/20

Case 2 of 4: Challenges in Feasibility Studies of HEPP Feasibility study of 90MW Karura HEPP Key standards quoted in works mainly electrical Awareness and availability of Hydropower standards worldwide Hydro2012 : October 2012, Bilbao, Spain 14/20

Case 3 of 4: Opportunities from International Standards KenGen replaced obsolete SCADA International standards helped standardization. Cost effectiveness - installation time and O&M. Spares shared by seven plants O&M Staff share skills/experience Standardization pursued to roll-out benefits Hydro2012 : October 2012, Bilbao, Spain 15/20

Case 4 of 4: Study of Rehabilitation/Upgrading Scott Wilson Consultants, UK Challenges Opportunities International standards Hydro2012 : October 2012, Bilbao, Spain 16/20

Hydro2012 : October 2012, Bilbao, Spain 17/ Discussion IEC - level of participation Hydropower and dams - standards availability Six phases of value chain Integrating hydropower generated electricity ISO on vibrations Hydropower industry - collaborate with IEC/ISO/IRENA Hydropower responds quickly to system power variations

Hydro2012 : October 2012, Bilbao, Spain 18/ Conclusions Prefeasibility and feasibility stages of value chain Hydropower and Dams industry - collaborate with IEC/ISO Integration of different forms of renewable energy in national grids

Hydro2012 : October 2012, Bilbao, Spain 19/ Recommendations Hydropower and dams collaboration with IRENA Awareness promotion and accessibility Incentives for developing countries Indicate how much of each energy type ensures stability of grids

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