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Presentation on District Cooling to Public Investment Fund (PIF)
Riyadh, Oct. 3rd 2016
King Khaled International Airport District Cooling
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INTRODUCTION TO DISTRICT COOLING
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SAUDI TABREED PROJECTS – KKIA case study
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SAUDI TABREED
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WHY SAUDI TABREED
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AGENDA
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INTRODUCTION TO DISTRICT COOLING Key Principles
Central Cooling plant
Water is chilled typically to around 4.5 C and then distributed through a network of underground insulated pipes to a customer’s building
Piping Network
circulates cold water (Supply and Return) between DCP and ETSs
Energy Transfer System (ETS) The point of intersection between Cold and Hot water side.
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HOW DISTRICT COOLING WORKS
INSIDE A DISTRICT COOLING PLANT
Central Chiller Plant includes groups of water-cooled chillers generating Chilled Water
Cooling Towers are used to reject waste
heat from central chillers
Thermal Energy Storage stores ice, chilled during off-peak hours and used during
peak hours
Chilled Water Network
DC is based on chilled water being distributed in a network of pipes
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INTRODUCTION TO DISTRICT COOLING
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SAUDI TABREED PROJECTS – KKIA case study
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SAUDI TABREED
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WHY SAUDI TABREED
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About Tabreed
Date of Establishment : 1998
Headquartered : Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Core Business : Financing, Development, Ownership and O&M of DC
projects based on long term BOO / BOT concessions.
Countries of Operation : UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman
Total Number of Plants : 69 Plants
Capacity : Over 950,000 Refrigerated Tons
INTRODUCTION Tabreed History
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About Saudi Tabreed
Leading power & water development group in MENA Experienced at structuring long term BOOT contracts
Leading District cooling company with 69 plants across GCC with generation capacity of over 950k RT
Date of Establishment : 2005
Headquartered : al Khobar, SA.
Core Business : Financing, Development, Ownership and O&M of DC
projects based on long term BOO / BOT concessions.
Total Number of Plants : 4 DC schemes
Capacity : 222,000 RT
Main Shareholders
1. ACWA Holding
2. Tabreed
INTRODUCTION Saudi Tabreed History
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INTRODUCTION TO DISTRICT COOLING
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SAUDI TABREED PROJECTS – KKIA case study
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SAUDI TABREED
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WHY SAUDI TABREED
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Project (Capacity) Shareholding Off-taker Type O&M only Contracts
BOO / BOOT (with O&M in-house)
Project Company Under
Construction Under
Operation Future
Expansion
Dhahran District Cooling (32,000 TR)
ST (90%), ACWA (10%) Saudi Aramco BOO – 25yrs - 32,000 - Saudi Dhahran
Cooling Co.
JODC District Cooling (55,000 TR)
ST (60%), JODC (40%) JODC BOOT – 25yrs - 10,000 25,000 20,000 Central District
Cooling Co.
KKIA District Cooling (35,000 TR)* ST (100%) GACA BOOT – 32yrs 15,000 35,000 15,000 - Saudi Riyadh
Cooling Co.
KAFD District Cooling (100,000 TR) - KAFD O&M 100,000 - 100,000 - -
Total Capacity (222,000 TR) 115,000 45,000 172,000 20,000
Long-term off-take with strong and creditworthy Off-takers
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PROJECT PORTFOLIO
SAUDI TABREED – PROJECTS
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Project: Concession to be granted to ST by GACA to acquire existing DC plant and design, construct, finance, own, operate and maintain new DC plants on BOOT basis to supply cooling services to King Khaled Airport, Riyadh
Off-take: GACA, single party off-taker Contract Term: 32 years from date of award Tariff Components: Capacity Charge, Consumption Charge Other Details: EPC by SNC Lavalin and O&M by Saudi Tabreed O&M Company (STOM)
Project Status Existing 15,000 TR plant taken-over by ST under short-term O&M arrangement until
Concession execution Concession Agreement finalized with GACA. Project award Q1, 2015
Long-term off-take with strong and creditworthy Off-takers
Project Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Project Signing: (E) Q12015 Capacity: 35,000 TR
KKIA DISTRICT COOLING PROJECT KKIA DISTRICT COOLING PROJECT KING KHALED INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, RIYADH
KKIA District Cooling Scheme
CASE STUDY
Private and Confidential: For Limited Circulation Only Slide 11
1981 2014
3 chillers were re-conditioned
Cooling Towers were refurbished
variable Flow & SCADA Installed 3000 TR
temporary cooling
PHASE 1 – BROWNFIELD EXPANSION
KKIA District Cooling Scheme
CASE STUDY
Private and Confidential: For Limited Circulation Only Slide 12
1. Old air flow was 50,000 m3/hr 2. New air flow is 120,000 m3/hr
1. Lounge old air temperature was 27-29 C 2. Lounge new air temperature is 20-21 C
1. ST enhanced overall cooling capacity by 40% from DC plant to existing KKIA Terminals.
2. ST enhanced the existing AHU’s and selected the executive Lounge as an example of improvement.
3. Install new air diffusers with plenum boxes 4. Replacement of existing coils & balancing the system
ACHI
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ST received an appreciation letter from KKIA with a request to further submit and offer to improve other areas
KKIA District Cooling Scheme
CASE STUDY
ACHIEVEMENTS
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INTRODUCTION TO DISTRICT COOLING
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SAUDI TABREED PROJECTS – KKIA case study
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SAUDI TABREED
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WHY SAUDI TABREED
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2010 2011 2012 2013
100,000 RT
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2017
35,000 RT 55,000 RT
32,000 RT
2015 Total 222,000 RT
Contracted Capacity
1st Contract awarded to ST
1st Operational
DC Plant
WHY SAUDI TABREED
Significant growth in Saudi Arabia between 2010 to 2016
WHY SAUDI TABREED
Benefits of long term Concessions Agreements
Operating Expenses
• ST to pay the DCP capital cost. Upfront Capital Saving
Parameter Benefits to Client
• ST will take over the DCP operations.
• No OPEX requirement for concession period
OUT SOURCING ADVANTAGES
• Maintaining reliable services.
• DCPs Operate at 1 KW/Ton maximum.
End user convenience
Plant Efficiency
OPEX
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• highly experienced dedicated workforce . • Cost effective O&M • Central Warehouse for any required Spare Parts.
• Finance, design, develop and O&M. One Stop Shop
• creating stable employment opportunities for Saudis at all levels from technicians to executive managers Saudization
• 1st DC provider in KSA. • TSE agreement with NWC. • Non-Recourses financing. • Track record in BOO / BOT
DC Pioneer
WHY SAUDI TABREED
Saudi Tabreed Added Values
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THANK YOU
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