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Hydro News Issue 33 №33 INTELLIGENT NEWS MONITORING Cover Story Page 16 Grand Coulee USA Page 12 Country Report New Zealand Page 24 Magazine of ANDRITZ Hydro // №33 / 12-2019 №33 ANDRITZ Hydro Magazine of // Reventazón Costa Rica ENGLISH Page 34 HYDRO PASSION FOR HYDRO All employees at ANDRITZ share the same core values that define how we act and what we stand for. We love what we do. Our ability to get the best out of ourselves and our technology is what makes us stand out. Times and technologies change, but our passion is always there. №33 / 2019 HYDRONEWS 3 Solving the challenges of the hydropower market Dear Business Friends, The energy market – and the hydropower indus- try especially – is facing many challenges with the growing demand for “base load renewables” and aging of much of the existing hydropower fleet. As a result, new strategies are needed for success- ful hydro asset management and operation. One solution to reduce costs and improve operations is maintenance optimization to increase revenues. The new Metris DiOMera Platform, developed by ANDRITZ, is addressing these topics. Among recent Wolfgang Semper Harald Heber project successes are the latest orders for Metris DiOMera, coming from the PresAGHO project in South America and Cerro del Águila in Peru. At a time when baseload power generation from fossil resources has to be replaced by a carbon-free renewable energy-based alternative, large-scale energy hybrid solutions offer a vital approach for the future. Hybrid solutions combine two or more power generation technologies with at least one renewable energy source, as well as a power and energy storage system. The Hatta project in Dubai is proof that ANDRITZ is a competent global partner for this evolving market. In addition to our large-scale hybrids, ANDRITZ has also developed a dedicated hybrid solution, which combines a battery with a hydropower unit – “HyBaTec”. It increases hydropower asset lifetime by reduc- ing mechanical stresses, triggers additional revenues by enabling participation in the short-term energy market, and opens up further opportunities to shift larger energy demands over the course of a day. Along with these new technical solutions, several large project contracts have been recently awarded or are actively under construction. Major developments such as Xayaburi in Lao PDR, Laúca in Angola, Murkraftwerk Graz in Austria, or Hoa Binh in Vietnam are some highlights. There are also many interest- ing opportunities emerging for our small and mini hydropower systems in this growing market. The energy industry is certainly facing many challenges, but with our technical abilities, the depth of our experience and our highly motivated staff, ANDRITZ is confidently looking forward to the future. With kind regards, and sincere thanks for your continued trust, Wolfgang Semper Harald Heber EDITORIAL 40 12 22 INTELLIGENT MONITORING 16 | Cover Story NEW ZEALAND 24 | Country Report PROJECT UPDATES 28 | Highlights 16 KOMANI, ALBANIA 40 | Interview 06 TECHNOLOGY 56 | HyBaTec – Hybrid Solution 58 | HPP Assessment Tool 59 | MAViS 24 EVENTS 60 | WFES | Abu Dhabi, U.A.E. 61 | AFRICA 2019 | Namibia 62 | Customer Day | Indonesia 63 | Hydro Automation Day | Austria 11 46 OUR PROJECTS IN THIS ISSUE MINI MINI HYDRO & SMALL NEW PROJECTS NEW 50 | Overview Map – Highlights 52 | Metlac | Mexico 52 | Embalse Digua | Chile 06 | Hatta | Dubai, U.A.E. 53 | Breivikelva | Norway SITE REPORTS SITE 10 | Kuusankoski | Finland 53 | Selti Musrang | India 11 | Malta Oberstufe | Austria 54 | Cikandang | Indonesia 12 | Grand Coulee | USA 34 | Reventazón | Costa Rica 54 | Kamolot | Uzbekistan 22 | Amu Bukhara | Uzbekistan 38 | Murkraftwerk Graz | Austria 55 | Chichi Nanan 2 and Hoshan | Taiwan 39 | Hoa Binh | Vietnam 55 | Upper Maladugao | Philippines 44 | Ilisu | Turkey 46 | Xayaburi | Lao PDR Contact us: Online magazine: ANDRITZ App: HYDRONEWS [email protected] www.andritz.com/hn-33 Download on our website or in the AppStore / PlayStore Newsletter: www.andritz.com/hydro-en/hydronews/subscribe IMPRINT: Design: INTOUCH Werbeagentur, Austria Printed at WGA Print-Producing, Austria; No part of this Publisher: ANDRITZ HYDRO GmbH, Circulation: 13,400 publication may be reproduced without permission of the A-1120 Vienna, Eibesbrunnergasse 20, Austria Printed in: English, German, French, Portuguese, publisher. Due to legal considerations, we must inform you Phone: +43 50805 0 Russian and Spanish that ANDRITZ AG processes your data for the purpose E-Mail: [email protected] Contributing Photographers & Providers: of informing you about the ANDRITZ GROUP and its Responsible for the content: Adobe Stock, Shutterstock, Freepik, Unsplash, Wikipedia activities. Find out more details about our privacy policy Alexander Schwab, Jens Paeutz Copyright©: ANDRITZ HYDRO GmbH 2019. All rights and your rights on our website: andritz.com / privacy. Art Director and Editorship: Marie-Antoinette Sailer reserved. Printed on FSC paper; ANDRITZ HYDRO GmbH; *Trademark of the ANDRITZ GROUP. For information regarding ownership and countries of registration, please visit www.andritz.com/trademarks. 6 HYDRONEWS №33 / 2019 HYDRO POWER FROM THE DESERT Dubai – The fascinating Emirate of Dubai, part of the United Arab Emirates, is about to turn a first-of its-kind hydro project into a reality. THE CHALLENGE upper reservoir at a distance of 1.3 km and 150 m higher The Dubai Supreme Council of Energy formulated a than the existing lower reservoir. The plan involved con- strategic objective to diversify the Emirate’s energy structing two small dams with heights of 65 m and 30 m mix and to enhance sustainability through a program close to an old meander in the Hajar Mountains. A of clean energy development. This plan envisages 1,300 m-long tunnel with some 7 m in diameter will con- increasing the clean energy share of the generation nect the two reservoirs. With a capacity of approximately mix to 7% by 2020, 25% by 2030, and 75% by 2050. To 200 m3/s and partially lined with steel, the tunnel is a key achieve this ambitious target the Dubai Energy and feature of the new Hatta Pumped Storage Power Plant. Water Authority (DEWA) decided to increase the power generation contribution from sources like photovoltaic solar and wind. But, in addition, to also create the nec- essary energy storage capacity required to balance these volatile renewable energy sources. Further investigation determined that in regions with hot ambient conditions, pumped storage technology is superior to battery technology. Batteries are sen- sitive to heat and, as a result, a utility-scale battery storage facility would require a tremendous amount of electricity for cooling purposes. ––– HATTA DUBAI, ––– THE CONCEPT Near the community of Hatta, approximately 140 km southeast of Dubai in the Hajar Mountains on the north- ern border with the Sultanate of Oman, there is an exist- ing reservoir created by the Sadd Hatta Al Awwal Dam. Together with the French consultant EDF (Électricité de NEW PROJECTS NEW France), DEWA developed a concept to create a new №33 / 2019 HYDRONEWS 7 HYDRO POWER FROM THE DESERT “One third of the Earth’s surface from the French consultant Artelia, the consortium is arid or semi-arid. It is the was able to further improve the initial concept for the power plant and present a technically and commer- world’s major landscape type cially optimized offer to DEWA. This put the ANDRITZ and is still suitable for hydro- Hydro-STRABAG-ÖZKAR consortium in a prime position power development.” once the tender opened. Following a series of rounds of technical and commercial clarification – during which all the specific details and benefits of the offer as pre- THE SOLUTION sented were discussed with DEWA and the employer’s For this challenging and unique project on the Arabian engineer – the consortium was awarded the contract Peninsula, ANDRITZ Hydro formed a consortium with the to realize this prestigious project on an EPC basis. This civil works partners STRABAG and ÖZKAR. With support contract award took place in July 2019. The final concept is based on a shaft-type powerhouse close to the existing reservoir. It will host two pump turbine and motor-generator units with a capacity of 125 MW each. Capable of producing a total net power of 250 MW over a six-hour generation cycle in turbine mode and a 7.4-hour storage cycle in pumping mode, the project provides an overall storage capacity of some 1,500 MWh. Due to the relatively limited reservoir capacities, the available head will vary significantly, changing between 175 and 125 m during the charge-discharge HATTA DUBAI, ––– cycle. To overcome this large head variation while keeping the units running at a high efficiency over the complete cycle, both pump turbine units are equipped with double-fed asynchronous motor-generators. They allow the units to operate at variable speed. ANDRITZ Hydro is one of the few global suppliers to have refer- ence projects and appropriate expertise in the design, PROJECTS NEW 8 HYDRONEWS №33 / 2019 © STRABAG © STRABAG The final concept is based on a shaft type powerhouse, hosting With advanced technology by ANDRITZ, the project will provide two pump turbine motor-generator units with 125 MW each. an overall storage capacity of some 1,500 MWh. manufacture and installation of such “This unique undertaking to generate electrical specific and challenging technology. energy using pumped storage power technol- THE SCOPE OF SUPPLY ogy in the desert has a signal effect for the STRABAG is acting as the consor- future of clean energy in the generation tium leader and joined forces with mix. It’s a flagship project not only in the the Turkish ÖZKAR Group to execute the civil engineering elements of the Arabian Peninsula, but for every hot and project. STRABAG is a global leader dry region of the world.” in the execution of large infrastruc- ture projects while ÖZKAR fields outstanding references in Rolled Compacted Concrete (RCC) Dams, the technology power transformers, GIS switchyard and some 9 km of chosen for the Hatta Project.
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