1. KNOWLEDGE SHARING ON SOME COMMUNITY BASED RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS IN THAILAND CHARTDANAI CHARTPOLRAK EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR The Energy conservation center of Thailand Community-Based Integrated Energy Initiatives (CBEI) The Way Forward for Thailand and her Neighbors SEPTEMBER PDA Suptai CENTER THAILAND Co–organized by: Population and Community Development Association (PDA) Joint Graduate School of Energy and Environment (JGSEE) Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS)
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2. KNOWLEDGE SHARING ON SOME COMMUNITY BASED REPROJECT IN THAILAND2
KNOWLEDGE SHARING ON SOME COMMUNITY BASED REPROJECT IN THAILAND
Background
Thailand has attached importance to renewable energy for over 3 decades.
5th national economic and social development plan ( ) Chapter 5 clause 4.1 (5) “ Accelerate & Promote development and use of proper rural
New draft constitution article 7.2(5)
“State should act in promoting alterative energy development and use to strengthen sustainable energy security.
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3. RE Target Allocation by Sector3
RE Target Allocation by Sector
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8. INTERNATIONAL ASSISTANCE8
Models and players in community based revisit big and small Local Sponsors
Local Sponsors
Mandatory Responsibility: Government Agencies
CSR : NGOprivates companies state enterprises academic institutions , Foundation
INTERNATIONAL ASSISTANCE
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9. Employed Technologies and Applications9
Employed Technologies and Applications
Technologies
Application
Micro Hydro
Electricity Generation For
Consumption use
-Lighting
- Appliances
-Education / Entertain
Productive Use Agriculture
-Water / Irrigation Cold Storage
-Cool water for mushroom cultivation
-Coffee grinding / processing
Additional Income
-Tourism ( Home Stay )
- Surplus electricity sale
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10. Employed Technologies and Applications10
Employed Technologies and Applications
Bio Gas
Heat
-Cooking ( Replace LPG)
-Food Processing
-Distillery
-Hot water for piglet Incubation
-Electricity Generation
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11. Employed Technologies and Applications11
Employed Technologies and Applications
Solar PV
-Electricity Generation
-Water Pumping , Irrigation
Solar Heating
Dryer for fruit , crop , wood
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12. CASE STUDY NO.1: HYDRO POWER12
CASE STUDY NO.1: HYDRO POWER
NAME: Mae kampong Village, Electricity co-operative
Location: San Kam Paeng , Chiang Mai , Population 418 , 113 House
Technology: Run off the river Microhydroelectricity
Total Installed capacity 80 kw. Locally made ( First start up 20 kw. And expended to 80 kw. In 11 years.
Established year 1982
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13. Mae kampong Village, Electricity co-operative13
Mae kampong Village, Electricity co-operative
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14. CASE STUDY NO.1: HYDRO POWER14
CASE STUDY NO.1: HYDRO POWER
Conditions
Before
No. Electricity
Low Income from single product ( Fermented Tea Leaf )
Per capita 10500
Poor access road education , Water work
No Fund available
After
Owned Generation and grid connection electric better per capita 20,000 B. from electric sales and tourism ( Home Stay)
Good Road / Remote education / Communication
Good water work system
Fund village improvement
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15. MODE OF INCOOPERATION / OPERATION SHARE INVESTMENT15
MODE OF INCOOPERATION / OPERATION SHARE INVESTMENT
Government 60% for electricity generation equipment and construction material locally unavailable Village 40% for labor cost and local construction material Electricity corporative, sanctioned by the co-operative promotion department run by elected comet for operation and maintenance bill collection (3B./ KWH for village 0.8 Baht for grid sale ) And spending of surplus revenue for village benefit.
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LESSONs LEARNED
Flourished economy induced influx of alienated business and people resulting in conflict of interest erosion of community resource, value and unity .
Stakeholder participation from the beginning is vital key success factor.
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17. CASE STUDY NO.2 SOLAR DRYeR17
CASE STUDY NO.2 SOLAR DRYeR
NAME: BANANA DRYER (BANANA SOCIETY) BANG KRATUM MODEL
LOCATION: BANG KRATUM PITSANULOK
TECHNOLOGY: Parabola Dome Solar Dryer Succulent solar dried banana
PRODUCTION: 100 Tons/Month
Income: 100 Million Baht /Year (Local) 163 Million Bath /Year (Export)
Producer: 100 small plus 5 Large
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20. LESSONS LEARNED Better quality and price More hygienic20
LESSONS LEARNED
Better quality and price
More hygienic
Attractive packaging help promote marketing
Supply / Demand balance management
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