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TEPCO-
Improvement of energy efficiency in power plant
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TEPCO’s Structure Overview
Power Grid
▪ Function: Transmission And Distribution
▪ Employees: 15,000
▪ Assets: $55 Billion
Energy Partner
▪ Function: Power Retailing
▪ Employees: 7,000
▪ Assets: $20 Million
▪ Established In 1951
▪ Function: Electric Utility
▪ Capacity: 66.0 GW In Japan
(Thermal, Nuclear, Hydro)
▪ Employees: 35,000 (Holdings)
▪ Assets: $150 Billion
Fuel & Power
▪ Function: Thermal Generation
▪ Capacity: 45 GW In Japan
▪ Employees: 3,000
▪ Assets: $15 Billion
TEPCO
Holdings
USD1 = JPY 100
Introduction
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The framework for the Electricity Business
for global warming countermeasure
the Action Plan for the Electricity Business for Achieving a Low-Carbon Society (The Electric Power Council for a Low Carbon Society, ELCS)
● Aiming for an emission factor of approx. 0.37 kg-CO2/kWh (use-end) in FY 2030.
● Expect a maximum reduction potential of approx. 11 million t - CO2 by adopting the Best Available
Technology (BAT) that is economically feasible when building new thermal power plants.
■Low-carbon energy as the supply side(Reduction of CO2 EMISSION BASIC UNIT )
Expanding the use of non-fossil energy sources
Using renewable energies
Using nuclear power with safety as a major premise
Improving the efficiency ofpower facilities
Improving the efficiency of thermal power.
Reduction of transmission and distribution loss
■the energy efficiency as the demand side
Energy conservation
Promoting high-efficiency electrical devices (• Heat pumps , TES air-conditioning systems)
Using renewable energies and unused energy
PR activities and providing information on energy-saving and CO2 reduction
Promoting load leveling
Efforts by electric utility
industry as usersEfforts in office-use energy conservation and so on
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High Availability
High EfficiencyLow Cost Fuel
Best Economical Operation From Fuel Procurement to Power Generation
Fuel Upstream Delivery・Receiving Operation Maintenance
Fuel Procurement O&M
TEPCO Fuel & Power, Inc. Business FieldIntroduction
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TEPCO Fuel & Power, Inc. Business Operation Summary
Scale
of
Dom
est
ic &
Overs
eas
Pow
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Busi
ness
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Age o
f Pow
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Capacity (MW)
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Our capacity
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4,000
6,000
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Fleet
GT
CC
Units
Total 98 45
GW
4 3.2
1300℃ 26 9.7
1500℃ 12 6.4
1100℃ 14 2.3
Gas Conventional 23 12.7
Coal
OilConventional 19 10.7
OEM
▪ MHPS
▪ MHI
▪ Hitachi
▪ Toshiba
▪ GE
▪ IHI
▪ MELCO
▪ Fuji
Our Domestic Assets (98 thermal power units, 45GW) in JapanAsset owned by TEPCO in JAPAN
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Overseas IPP Business Development
(Successfully Integrated to JERA)
Overseas Investment
TeaM Energy (Philippines)2,304,000kW (50%)Philippines’ largest overseas IPP Business
EGCO (Thailand)3,928,000kW (12.3%)Thailand’s largest IPP Holding Company
Umm Al Nar (UAE)2,200,000kW (20%)Gas-fired Thermal Power &Seawater desalination process in UAE
Phu My 2-2(Vietnam)715,000kW (15.6%)First 100% foreign ownedBOT project in Vietnam
Paiton I・Ⅲ (Indonesia)1,230,000/815,000 kW (14%)PaitonⅢ began commercial operation in March 2012 and was modeled after TEPCO’sultra super critical coal-fired thermal power plant
Chang Bin, Fong Der, Star Buck (Taiwan)490,000/980,000/490,000 kW (19.5/19.5/22.7%)High efficiency gas-fired thermal power generationproject with combined cycle plant
Umm Al Houl (Qatar)2,400,000kW (10%)Gas-fired thermal power generation and seawater desalination project in Qatar
*As of Jan. 2016*():TEPCO’s equity
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Method of Efficiency ImprovementTEPCO F&P Approach
DATA
TEPCO Data Analyzing Center
<Heat Rate>
comparison
TEPCO ENGINEER
《Service Menus》
■ Optimized operation &
inspection
■ Fuel cost reduction by
maintenance
■ Economical equipment
renewal
Performance
engineers
Instruction
Maintenance
engineers
Improvement activity
(Optimized operati-
on)
Equipment
engineers at HQ
Proposal
Power Plant
Economic
evaluation of
large-scale
renewal
Equipment
Renewal
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Principle of Thermal Efficiency analysis (Off-line) TEPCO F&P Approach
Thermal Power Plant
(e.g. Coal fired power plant)
Input: Spec data (ideal data)
• dynamic parameters(e.g. Temperature)
• Static parameters(e.g. Material of pipes)
Output: Heat balance model
Spec sheet of
each component
Pipe (Vendor B)
Spec sheet of
each component
Steam Turbine (Vendor A)
Operating data
• Grasp operating status ofequipment
• Identify factor(s) for performance degradation
• Consider method for performance improvement
• Verification of performance improvement method
Result of Simulation
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Instruction to the Power PlantTEPCO F&P Approach
■Optimized Operation
• Adjust amount of SH spray• Review number of operating CWP during low-
load operation• Optimize number of condenser ball cleaning
■Proposal of maintenance and equipment renewal
• Restore HP turbine internal efficiency by replacing of the blades
• Restore HP turbine internal efficiency by replacing of seal ring
• Optimize cleaning location of HP heater jet cleaning
Example of analysis output
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Example of solutions
HP Heater Cleaning Effect Sample Calculation
What performance management application can do?
⇒ Easy Assessment with High Accuracy
HP HTR Jet Cleaning Effect Estimate (Ex.HK1 )
HP3 HTR 4,300
t-CO2/yearHP2 HTR 50
HP1 HTR 1,000
Total value 5,350
* Heat Rate Improvement (Total of AB)
TEPCO F&P Approach
HP3 H
TR
HP2 H
TR
HP1 H
TR
Image of system flow
boiler
BFP
Deae
ratorLP1-4
HTR
Co
nd
en
ser
Genera
torHP/ IP/ LP Turbine
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