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Hydropower developmentandmanagement
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ADB TA 4903-VIE
WATER SECTOR REVIEW PROJECT
STATUS AND ISSUES IN HYDROPOWERDEVELOPMENT
Prepared for: Final Report
Prepared by:
HA TIEN LUY
Energy & Hydropower Specialist
05 / March / 2008
A. Overview on hydro-power development status in national scope
1. Overview on Vietnam’s hydropower resources
-power resources are very plentiful and distributed widespread in national
scope. Vietnam is one of 14 countries which are rich in hydro-electric resources in the world.
Total hydro-power resources potential of more than 2200 mini, medium and large rivers (just
mention rivers with more than 10 km in length) in national scope is assessed as follows:
1.1. Theorical -power resources is evaluated to be 300 billion
KWh, with capacity of 34.647 to 35.000 MW.
1.2. Techno-economic potential: Vietnam hydro-power is about 82-100 billion KWh with
capacity range from 18.600 to 20.000 MW as evaluated (about 30 to 33% of theorical
potential) in which:
- Large and medium hydro-power plants (the kind with capacity of the same or more than 30
MW/1 plant): as expected there are about 150 such plants, with total capacity around 18.000
18.640 MW (about 90-93 % of total hydro-power teachno-economic potential).
See diagram 1.1 and table 1.1
- Small hydro-power stations (with capacity smaller than 30.000 KW/1 station): it is expected
to have total of capacity about 1.600 -2000 MW (about 7-10% of total hydro-power resource
economic-technological potential.
2. Operating and constructing hydro-power plants (to be put into operation in 2010)
-power plants
out 18 billion kwh. Therefore, more than
-technological potential was exploited.
Regarding pump storage hydro-electricity at present, 10 feasible economic-technical projects
with total machine capacity about 10.000 MW was planned (Son La has 7 projects, Hoa Binh:
1 projects, Ninh Thuan: 1 projects, and Binh Thuan: 1 project). Now, pre-feasible reports of
s is being made.
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a . Hydro-electric stations put into operation ( to December 2007).
Total such hydro-power plants (to Dec. 2007) are: 4,457 MW. In which:
( i )- Total capacity of medium and large hydro-power plants which has come into operation
(to Dec., 2007) is 4.407MW including 12 plants : Hoa Binh ( 1920 MW), Thác Bà ( 108 MW),
(160 MW), Tr An ( 400 MW), Hàm Thu
và C
- 01.
( ii ).Total mini hydro-electri
-electric plants put
into operation.
( 1) Hoà Bình : 1920 MW ( 8x240 MW ), finished in 1994, yearly average electric yield is
8.160 GWh .
( 2 ) Thác Bà : 108 MW ( 3x36 MW), finished in 1972, maximum capacity is 120 MW, many
230 GWh .
250 GWh.
( 5 ) Yaly : 720 MW ( 4 x 180 MW ), finished in
GWh
GWh
1000 GWh
( 8 ) Tr
( 9 ) Hàm Thun : 300 MW ( 2x150 MW ), .
( 11 ) Th
( 12 ) C( 2 x 39 MW ), finished in 2004
Note :
ai Ninh : 300 MW ( 2 x 150 MW), finished 12/2007 and officially generated
b. Hydro-electric plants with capacity of more than 30 MW/plant invested by EVN is
being constructed to go into operation in 2010 :
Total capacity of these hydro-electric project is about 6.500 MW.
At present, there are 19 hydro-electric projects invested by EVN have and have being
constructed, in which Son La hydro-electric project with capa
bigest, is expected to go into operation lately 2010 and finish totally in lately 2012. The
following is list of executing hydro-electric projects invested by EVN (in order from the North
to the South)
See tables TD.4- 01, Existing HydroPower Projects in Vietnam ( at December 2007 )
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- 02.List of constructing hydro-electric plants invested by EVN
Source : Master Plan for Electric Power Development in Vietnam 2005-2025 (MPEPD 6)
ch Phát trin lc Vit nam-n2006-2025 ( TSD 6
c . Hydro-electric plants with N> 30 MW invested by other Vietnam’s companies (not
belong to EVN) follwing to BOT form. IPP is constructing to go into operation in the period
of 2006 2010 :
Total capacity : 920 MW .
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B¶ng T§ 4 . 01. Các nhà máy thuỷ điện đã đưa vào vận hành
( tính đến thời điểm tháng 12 năm 2007 )
Table TD 4 – 01. Existing HydroPower Projects in Vietnam ( at December 2007 )
No.
River Basin
River
Project
name
Province
Capacity
N ( MW )
Energy
E ( GWh )
1
Hong & Thai
Binh
Da
Hoa Binh
Hoa Binh
1920
8,160
2
,,
Chay
Thac Ba
Yen Bai
108
438
3
Kone
Kone
Vinh Son
Binh Dinh
66
229
4
Ba
Hinh
Song Hinh
Khanh Hoa
70
253
5
Se San
SeSan
Yaly
Gia Lai-
Kon Tum
720
3,589
6
,,
,,
Se San 3
Gia Lai
260
990
7
Dong nai
Be
Thac Mo
Binh Phuoc
150
589
8
,,
,,
Can Don
Binh Phuoc
78
290
9
,,
La Nga
Ham
Thuan
Lam dong-
Binh Thuan
300
957
10
,,
,,
Da Mi
Dong nai-
Binh thuan
175
590
11
,,
Da Rang
Da Nhim
Lam dong-
Ninh thuan
160
1,025
12
,,
Dong Nai
Tri An
Dong nai
400
1,726
A
Total Existing HydroPower Capacity of
National:
4,407
18,836
B
Total Electric Capacity of National :
11,717
A / B =
37,6%
In Basin Rivers :
1. Hong & Thai binh
2028
8,598
2. Kone
66
229
3. Ba
70
253
4. SeSan
980
4,579
5. Dong Nai
1263
5177
Note :
13. Small Hydropower ( in all country ) : N= 50 MW / E = ( about ) 200 GWh.
14. Total Existing HydroPower Capacity of National: N = 4,457 MW / E = 19,036 GWh.
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Bảng TĐ. 4 - 02.
Các dự án thuỷ điện đang thi công (để đưa vào vận hành vào thời kỳ 2010-2015 )
do EVN làm chủ đầu tư ( Theo thứ tự từ Bắc vào Nam )
Table TD 4 – 02.
Constucting HydroPower Projects in Vietnam ( For use at Perio2010-2015 )
- Funded by EVN -
Số
TT
No.
Tên công trình
Project name
Tỉnh
Province
Công
suất
(MW)
Capacity
Chiều
cao
đập
(m)
Dam
High
Sông
River
LVS
River Basin
1
Tuyên Quang
Tuyên
Quang
342
93
Gam
Hồng +TB
2
Sơn La
Sơn La
2400
138
Da
Hồng +TB
3
Huội Quảng
Sơn La
520
130
Nam
Mu / Da
Hồng +TB
4
Bản chát
Lai Châu
220
104
Nam
Mu / Da
Hồng +TB
5
Bản vẽ
Nghệ An
320
136
Ca
Cả
6
Quảng trị
(Rào quán)
Quảng Trị
64
75
Thạch
Hãn
Thạch Hãn
7
Sông tranh 2
Quảng
Nam
190
95
Tranh
VuGia -
ThuBồn
8
A Vương
Quảng
Nam
210
82
Thu Bon
VG -TB
9
Sông Ba Hạ
Phú Yên
220
60
Ba
Ba
10
An Khê - Kanak
Gia Lai
173
64
Ba
Ba
11
Đồng Nai 3
Lâm Đồng
240
100
ĐồngNai
ĐồngNai
12
Đồng Nai 4
Lâm Đồng
270
128
ĐồngNai
ĐồngNai
13
Đại Ninh
Lâm Đồng
300
50
ĐồngNai
ĐồngNai
14
Bắc Bình
Bình
Thuân
33
25
Luy
SERC
15
Buôn Tou srah
Đắc Lắc
86
85
Serepoc
Serepoc
16
Buôn Kuop
Đắc Lắc
280
30
Serepoc
Serepoc
17
Srêpok 3
Đắc Lắc
220
60
Serepoc
Serepoc
18
PleiKrông
Kon Tum
110
71
Se San
Se San
19
Sê San 4
Gia Lai
330
74
Se San
Se San
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Bảng TĐ 4 . 03 . Các dự án EVN đang triển khai công tác chuẩn bị đầu tư
( để đưa vào vận hành đến 2015 )
Table TD 4-03 . Studying & For use at2015 – Funded by EVN
Số
TT
No.
Tên công trình
Project Name
Tỉnh
Province
Công suất
N ( MW)
Capacity
Điện
lượng
E ( GWh )
Energy
Lưu
Vực
Sông
River Basin
River
1
Lai Châu
Lai Châu
1200
Hng +
TB
Da
2
Thanh Hóa
250
Mã
Chu
3
Sông Bung 2
Qun Nam
100
+ Thu Bn
Bung
4
Sông Bung 4
Qung Nam
145
+ Thu Bn
Bung
5
Sông Bung 5
Qung Nam
60
+ Thu Bn
Bung
6
Khe B
Ngh An
90
C
C
7
Sê San 4a
Giai Lai
60
SêSan
SêSan
9
Cộng :
1915
3. Role of hydro-electric development in Vietnam’s energy sector, economic
significance and contribution of hydro-electricity toward Vietnam’s GDP.
3.1. situation of carring out Electric power development in period V – period
2001- 2010 and perspective up to 2020 ( is abbreviated to MPEPD - 5 ; MPEPD-V ; or in
Vietnamese is TSD - 5 ; TSD - V ).
3.1.1. Compare real energy demands and one according to the forecast
TSD V is carried out in period 1998-1999, therefore, results forcasted (energy and capacity)
may be compared to real data in period 2000 - 2005. real values is higher than all methods of
forecast (high, low, medium) of TSD V. High case has smallest disparity between forecasted
value and real data . The reason is that TSD V was established at the time when economic
financial crisis happened in the area, therefore forecast of economic growth speed
(according to national wide and economic sectors in common), invested capital estimated as
well as reconstruction of industrial zones, export processing zones, large factories all are at
rather modest starting point. So, commodity energy and maximum additional charge capacity
are smaller than ones in reality during last years.
Comparision of energy demand forecasted results of TSD 5 with the fact of encreasing
energy demand (2000-2005) is shown in table 2.1.
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Table 2.1. Forecasted results in TSD 5 in comparision with real value
Year
Commodity energy (GWh)
Maximum capacity (MW)
Reality
Forecast of TSD 5
Reality
Forecast of TSD 5
Low
case
Base
case
High
case
Low
case
Base
case
High
case
2000
22404
21394
4893
4477
2001
26851
23651
23844
24068
5655
4902
4942
4988
2002
30234
26165
26597
27112
6552
5381
5470
5576
2003
34841
28978
29706
30593
7408
5920
6069
6250
2004
39596
32103
33192
34550
8283
6510
6731
7006
2005
45603
36728
38797
40900
9255
7380
7802
8230
Statistical error calculated esults of energy forecasted result and the reality of 2000-2004
according to popular methods show that: in the field of energy, high method have smallest
error. Namely, high energy forecast method has average absolute error of 3041.7 GWh,
With regards to max capacity demand (Pmax), high method also has error in a permitted limit.
Namely, high method has mean absolute error of 898.8 MW, with Std.Dev of 354.6 MW.
Similarly, high method has mean relative error of 15.38% with Std.Dev of 3.99%
After assessing the high rise of additional charge in years of 1999 - 2001, economic and
envestment growth efficency due to timely and flexible managing methods of goverment,
early 2002, electric sector actively revised some contents of TSD V such as: 2005 electricity
demand was forecasted to be 53,4 TWh, 15% higher than the one of 46,5 TWh; and one of
2010 is 96,1 Wh, 23% higher than one of 78,5 TWh (high method of TSD V); push up some
resource projects and transfered and loaded networks ext. Therefore, during 2001 to 2005
electricity sector basically met highly increasing demands of electricity, serving economic and
social development. Table 2.4 and picture 2.1 show us sumarized, assessed and forecasted
numbers of electricity demand in TSD IV, V, and revised TSD V compared to reality of 1995-
2005 period.
One of big impacts which affected electricity demand recently is Asian Sou
financial monetary crisis in 1997. it caused a decline in foreign investment and internal
industry during those years. However, to 2001-2005 period, industry and commercial service
sectors in the country thrived again, foreign direct investme
electricity demands in last decade reflected that. Through picture 2.1, we could see, if the
accurate while beginning TSD V was rather pessimistic. And, lastly, revises in TSD V is
timely.
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Table 2.4. Electricity forecast for prodution according to TSDs compared to reality
Unit: GWh
year
TSD 4
TSD 5 -
High
case
TSD 5
revised -
Base
case
Reality
Reality /
TSD 5
revised (%)
1994
11837
1995
14548
14325
1996
16931
16948
1997
19631
19162
1998
22685
21646
1999
26118
23739
23749
2000
29971
26000
26594
27041
101.7
2001
34031
29145
30603
31137
101.7
2002
38469
32727
35179
36410
103.5
2003
43246
36649
40329
41273
102.3
2004
48384
41428
46412
47138
101.6
2005
53834
46554
53438
53462
100.0
Picture 2.1. sumarized, assessed and forecasted numbers of electricity demand
in TSD IV, V, and revised TSD V compared to reality of 1995-2005 period.
Note: Reality = thc t TSD 5 revised - Base case =
TSD 5 - High case = TSD 5 PA cao TSD 4 = TSD 4
Hydroelectric demand in the period of 2001-2005 tends to be different as expected in TSD V.
While, it is forecasted that areas with fast increase in electricity demand are Ha Noi, Hai
0
10000
20000
30000
40000
50000
60000
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 ¦íc
2005
in sn xut
(GWh)
thùc tÕ
TS§ 4
TS§ 5 PA cao
TS§ 5 HC PA c¬ së
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Phong, Quang Ninh (development triangle), §a nang, Quang Nam - Quang ngai (economic
axis of Central region) Ho chi Minh city, Ba Ria-vòng Tau, §ong Nai, Hai Phong, in fact,
just increases upper 10%, Ha Noi 12,3%, Ho Chi Minh city 13% other areas increase faster
than estimated such as Vinh Phuc 21,2%, Hung Yen 25,5%, Bac Ninh 15,1%, Whole
Central region increase 14,8%, provincial region belonging to electricity company II increase
20,2% in average (Binh Duonng 34%, §ong Nai 18,2%, Ba Ria-Vung Tau 16,1%, Bac Lieu
18,9%, Binh Thuan 16,5% ). This change is assessed to be caused by following reasons:
2005 increased strongly, policy for attracting investment create favorable condition for
with the mechanism and lose the opportunity to attract investment
3.1.2. Assessment of electric resources development implimentation
Table 2.2 shows total capacity of electricity resources and amount of capacity put into use
2001 2005 according to electric plants. Of which, in some years, capacity of
about 36% in
2005 and highest is 58% in 2001).
-
economic development .
Speed of hydroelectric resource increase in 2001-2005 period is 14,3% per year, but still abit
lower than the speed of electricity increase for production (about 14,8%). The rate of electric
plants of IPP and BOT kinds increased quickly, from about 506 MW (ocupy 6-7%) in 2001 up
to 2439 MW (21,3%) in 2005.
Table 2.2. Total Install Capacity and further increase in period 2001-2005
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
Type of
power
MW
%
MW
%
MW
%
MW
%
MW
%
Hydro
3883
57.90
4120
47.20
4120
43.40
4120
40.10
4120
36.00
Themal
( coal,oil )
845
12.60
1445
16.60
1445
16.10
1445
14.10
1445
12.60
Gas turbine +
Diesel
1477
22.00
2649
30.40
2649
27.90
3117
30.30
3444
30.10
IPP+other
506
7.50
506
5.80
1287
13.50
1596
15.50
2439
21.30
Total
install
Capacity
6711
100
8720
100
9501
100
10278
100
11448
100
Growth ( % )
6.6
29.9
9.0
8.2
11.4
Increase
Capacity
778
2009
781
777
1170
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Hydropower development and management
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ADB TA 4903-VIE
WATER SECTOR REVIEW PROJECT
STATUS AND ISSUES IN HYDROPOWER DEVELOPMENT
. economic and
social development. Table 2.4 and picture 2.1 show us sumarized, assessed and forecasted
numbers of electricity demand in TSD IV, V, and revised