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Indicators of Renewable Energy Statistics in Saudi Arabia 2016 Indicators of Renewable Energy Statistics in Saudi Arabia 2016 Renewable Energy Renewable Energy Statistics 2016 Contents Page S/N Content No. 1 List of Abbreviations 3 2 Introduction 5 3 Expected energy production (2018-2023) 5 4 Expected Productivity of Renewable Energy Sources for 2032 5 5 Key Sources of Renewable Energy 6 6 First: Solar Energy 6 7 Solar Energy Projects in Saudi Arabia 7 8 Types of Solar Energy 9 9 1. Photovoltaics (PV) 9 10 2. Concentrating Solar Power (CSP) 13 3. Average Daily Production of Diffuse Horizontal Irradiance 11 17 (DHI) 12 Second: Wind Energy 20 13 Wind Observation Stations in Saudi Arabia 20 2016 14 1. Average Annual Wind Speed at 100-Meter-height 21 15 2. Average Annual Wind Speed at 40-Meter-height 22 16 3. Average Annual Wind Speed at 60-Meter-height 23 17 4. Average Annual Wind Speed at 80-Meter-height 24 18 5. Average Annual Wind Speed at 98-Meter-height 25 19 Third: Hydroelectricity 26 20 1. Electricity Generated By Seawater Desalination Plants 27 2. Total electricity produced from desalination plants for licensed companies including the General Corporation for Desalination of 28 Saline Water 21 Fourth: Energy Consumption in Household Sector 29 1. Percentage and number of houses that use solar energy - all 22 30 over the Saudi regions 2. Percentage and number of houses that use biomass products 23 31 (Fuelwood, coal and agricultural waste) 2 Renewable Energy Statistics 2016 List of Abbreviations Abbreviation Term in Ar Term in En Concentrating Solar Power اﻻشعت الشمسيت المركزة CSP Photovoltaics الطاقت الكهروضىئيت PV Direct Normal Irradiance اﻻشعاع العمىدي المباشر DNI Diffuse Horizontal Irradiance اﻻشعاع اﻻفقي المنتشر DHI Global Horizontal Irradiance 2016 اﻻشعاع اﻻفقي الكلي GHI Giga watt جيجا واط GW Mega watt ميغا واط MW Watt in hour واط في الساعت WH 3 Renewable Energy Statistics 2016 Introduction It is important to maintain balance between consumption of natural resources meant to meet next generations needs on one hand and the economic development in Saudi Arabia and other countries - to achieve it development goals on the other hand. Not different from others, the kingdom, in its Vision 2030, endeavors to alternative sources of renewable energy. For that purpose, the country has plan to spend up to $30-50 billion to produce about 9.5 gigawatt in 2030. Expected Saudi Production of Renewable Energy (2023-2018) 2016 Renewable Electricity Generation Year 0.7 GW 2018 1.2 GW 2019 1.7 GW 2020 1.8 GW 2021 2.1 GW 2022 2.1 GW 2023 Source: Ministry of Energy, Industry and Mineral Resources 4 Renewable Energy Statistics 2016 Productivity of Renewable Energy Sources for 2032 Source of Energy Combined Energy Generation (GW/Hour) Percentage Solar Energy 41 57% Nuclear Energy 17.6 25% Wind Energy 9 13% Wastes 3 4% Geothermal Energy 1 1% Total 71.6 100% 2016 Reference: King Abdullah City for Atomic and Renewable Energy (K.A.CARE)/Center of Research and Studies - Jeddah The Kingdom’s production of renewable energy is expected to hit 71.6 Giga watts/hour in 2032 5 Renewable Energy Statistics 2016 Main Sources of Renewable Energy 1. Solar Energy 2. Wind Energy 3. Nuclear Energy 4. Waste-to-Energy 5. Geothermal Energy 6. Hydroelectricity I. Solar Energy: The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is gifted with diversity of solar energy 2016 sources. It enjoys one of the world’s highest levels of solar radiation. For that reason, the country has developed cost-effective clean cutting-edge technologies to generate power from solar energy and meet the increasing demand of electricity during summer time. It established more than 50 stations to measure the solar energy sources all over the kingdom that gradually leads to a total production of 41 Giga watts until 2032. 6 Renewable Energy Statistics 2016 Renewable Energy - Solar Energy Projects in Saudi Arabia S/N Height Location City Latitude Longitude (m) 1 Afif Technical Institute Afif 23.92118 42.94815 1060 2 Al-Aflaj Technical Institute Layla 22.27948 46.73319 567 3 Dawadmi Technical College Dawadmi 24.5569 44.47411 955 4 Henakiyah Technical Institute Al-Henakiyah 24.85577 40.536 873 5 Al-Qunfudhah Technical Institute Al-Qunfudhah 19.15197 41.08111 20 6 Al Uyaynah Research Plant Al Uyaynah 24.90689 46.39721 779 7 Al Wajh Technical Institute Al Wajh 26.2561 36.443 21 8 Duba Technical Institute Duba 27.34103 35.72295 45 9 Hafar Al-Batin Technical College Hafar Al-Batin 28.33202 45.95708 383 10 Regional Administration of King Abdullah City for Atomic Regional Office 24.70814 46.67896 668 and Renewable Energy (K.A.CARE) 11 Site of King Abdullah City for Atomic and Renewable King Abdullah 24.52958 46.43635 895 Energy (K.A.CARE) Economic City (KAEC) 12 King Abdulaziz University - Assfan Assfan 21.89252 39.2539 119 2016 13 King Abdulaziz University - Hada Ash Sham Hada Ash Sham 21.80117 39.72854 245 14 King Abdulaziz King Abdulaziz University 21.49604 39.24492 75 University 15 King Abdullah University of Science and Technology KAUST 22.3065 39.10701 34 16 Oil and Minerals King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals (KFUPM) 26.30355 50.14412 75 University 17 King Faisal University Al-Ahsa 25.34616 49.5956 170 18 Majmaah University Majmaah 25.85891 45.41889 722 19 Al-Qassim University Al-Qassim 26.34668 43.76645 688 20 Desalination - Haql Haql 29.28997 34.93002 36 22 Desalination - Umluj Umluj 25.00411 37.27382 10 23 Desalination - Jubail and Yanbu Jubail 26.9042 49.76274 89 24 Prince Sattam Bin Abdulaziz University Al-Kharj 24.14717 47.26999 465 25 Shaqra University Shaqra 25.17279 45.14198 804 26 Sharurah Technical Institute Sharurah 17.47586 47.08618 760 27 Tabuk University Tabuk 28.38287 36.48396 781 28 Taif University Taif 21.43278 40.49173 1518 29 Tayma Technical Institute Tayma 27.61727 38.5252 844 7 Renewable Energy Statistics 2016 S/N Height Location City Latitude Longitude (m) 30 Majmaah University Majmaah 25.8594 45.418 718 31 Jazan University Jazan 16.96036 42.54586 1 32 Al Baha University Al Baha 20.1794 41.6357 1680 33 Tahamat Qahtan Tahamat Qahtan Institute 17.7749 43.17555 1094 Institute 34 Najran University Najran 17.63228 44.53735 1187 35 Rene Institute Rene 21.21501 42.84853 933 36 Al Jouf University Al-Jouf 29.77634 40.02318 680 37 Hail College for Science and Technology Hail 27.39 41.42 950 38 Arar Science College Arar 31.028 40.9056 570 39 Taibah University Taibah 24.4846 39.5418 643 40 Abha Abha Technical Institute 18.2227 42.546 2173 41 Prince Sattam Bin Abdulaziz University (PSAU) Al-Kharj 24.14717 47.26999 465 42 King Saud University Riyadh 24.72359 46.61639 688 2016 43 Dammam University Dammam 26.39519 50.18898 28 44 Wadi ad-Dawasir Technical College Wadi ad-Dawasir 20.43008 44.89433 671 45 Princess Nora bint Abdul Rahman University (PNU) Riyadh 24.85066 46.71833 633 Source: King Abdullah City for Atomic and Renewable Energy (K.A.CARE) 8 Renewable Energy Statistics 2016 Types of Solar Energy 1. Photovoltaics (PV): The photovoltaic (solar) cells/battery comprises a number of solar panels that allows the Global Horizontal Irradiance (GHI) to directly convert into electricity. These stations may be connected to establish a network in a vast field to directly get connection to the public network and transform solar energy into a AC power. This is aim at building a powerful photovoltaic energy to get up to 16 Giga watts in 2032. The average daily generation of the Global Horizontal Irradiance (GHI) used to produce photovoltaic energy Average Daily Production of Global Horizontal Irradiance (GHI) 2 Region station's name (Wh/m /day ) 2013 2014 2015 2016 Afif 5,866 6,382 6,297 6,633 2016 Al-Aflaj 5,862 5,992 5,405 5,654 Dawadmi 5,868 6,371 6,265 6,513 Al Uyaynah 6,313 6,315 6,059 6,403 King Abdullah Economic 6,192 6,198 6,022 6,141 City (KAEC) King Abdullah Economic 6,378 6,395 6,304 6,620 Central City (KAEC) region Majmaah 5,617 6,171 6,066 6,273 Al-Qassim 6,363 6,126 5,982 6,427 King Saud University - 4,363 6,046 6,438 Princess Nora bint Abdul - 6,640 - - Rahman University (PNU) Al-Kharj 5,545 6,087 5,994 6,185 Shaqra 5,788 6,226 6,138 6,486 Average power generated by the central 5,979 6,105 6,053 6,343 region Hafar Al-Batin 4,316 5,923 5,745 6,307 Eastern Petroleum University 5,913 5,827 5,491 5,740 Region Al-Ahsa 6,060 6,117 5,986 6,203 Dammam University 5,863 5,862 5,780 6,097 Average power generated by the Eastern 5,538 5,932 5,750 6,087 Region 9 Renewable Energy Statistics 2016 The Average Daily Generation of the Global Horizontal Irradiance (GHI) Region station's name (Wh/m2/day ) 2013 2014 2015 2016 Sharurah 6,192 6,750 6,682 6,797 Jazan - 4,846 5,695 5,710 Al-Bahah - 5,065 6,238 6,358 The southern Abha - - 6,163 6,116 region Tahamat Qahtan Institute 4,621 6,326 6,213 6,533 Najran University - 6,765 6,719 6,773 Wadi ad-Dawasir 6,124 6,569 6,407 6,535 Average power generated by the southern 5,646 6,054 6,302 6,403 region Al-Qunfudhah 5,190 5,853 5,826 5,819 Al Wajh 4,671 6,157 6,285 6,489 Ranyah - 4,937 6,264 6,404 Duba 5,556 6,152 6,116 6,359 Assfan - 5,183 5,995 6,024 Hada Ash Sham 6,030 6,018 5,937 6,122 The King Abdullah University 5,978 5,982 5,919 6,119 western 2016 region Jubail and Yanbu - 4,226 6,167 6,405 Al-Henakiyah 5,449 6,187 6,145 6,522 Taibah University - - 6,134 6,385 Taif 6,418 6,341 6,390 6,667 Umm Al Qura University - - 6,057 6,132 King Abdulaziz University 5,881 5,942 5,855 6,010 Average power generated by the western 5,647 5,725 6,084 6,266 region Tabuk 4,622 6,326 6,213 6,534 Al-Jouf - 3,651 6,076 6,518 The northern Hail - - 6,058 6,480 region Arar - 3,411 5,971 6,361 Tayma 5,717 6,331 6,370 6,679 Average power generated by the northern 5,169 4,930 6,137 6,514 region Average per day of regions 5,596 5,749 6,065 6,323 Source: King Abdullah City for Atomic and Renewable Energy (K.A.CARE) 10 Renewable Energy Statistics 2016 2016 .
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