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Hydropower development of Bulgaria: current state and future outlook Valentin Ivanov Deputy Minister Ministry of Economy and Energy
Contents Current state of hydropower: Hydropower potential. Hydropower plants in operation. Hydropower projects under construction. Planned hydropower projects. Planned multifunctional project. Conclusion. 2 Ministry of Economy and Energy April 14, 2009
Current state of hydropower Hydropower potential: Role of the hydropower in Bulgaria’s energy system: 3 Technically feasible: 14 000 GWh/year; Developed so far: 4 610 GWh/year, (33%). Contributes about 10%, mainly peak-demand electricity; The most significant renewable source. Ministry of Economy and Energy April 14, 2009
Current state of hydropower: HPP in operation Big HPP (P>10 MW): 26 nos. with total installed capacity 2720 MW. 4 cascades with total capacity 2480 MW: 4 Belmeken – Sestrimo – Chaira ; Batak; Dospat – Vatcha; Dolna Arda. Hydropower dams. Ministry of Economy and Energy April 14, 2009
Current state of hydropower: HPP in operation Belmeken-Sestrimo-Chaira 1599 MW Dospat – Vacha 394 MW Batak 231 MW Dolna Arda 258 MW 5 Ministry of Economy and Energy April 14, 2009
Current state of hydropower: HPP under construction Tsankov Kamak HPP: 80 MW + 1 MW (Dospat – Vacha Cascade); Upgrading of Studen Kladenets HPP (Dolna Arda Cascade): installation of additional units of 16 MW and 1. 3 MW (ecological flow release unit); SHPP (of capacity less than 10 MW). 6 Ministry of Economy and Energy April 14, 2009
Current state of hydropower: HPP under construction Dospat–Vatcha Cascade 7 Ministry of Economy and Energy April 14, 2009
Planned hydropower projects Arda Cascade 8 Ministry of Economy and Energy April 14, 2009
Planned hydropower projects Belmeken–Sestrimo–Chaira Cascade 9 Ministry of Economy and Energy April 14, 2009
Planned multifunctional projects on the Danube River 10 Ministry of Economy and Energy April 14, 2009
Planned multifunctional projects on the Danube River 11 Potential of the Danube River: Inland waterway navigation; Hydropower; Irrigation. Comprehensive utilization of this potential: Nikopol – Turnu Magurele Project; Calarasi – Silistra Project. Protection against erosion of the river course. Flood control. Ministry of Economy and Energy April 14, 2009
Planned multifunctional projects on the Danube River Inland waterway navigation: 12 EC declared the Rhine–Main–Danube Inland Waterway as Pan European Transport Corridor VII (TEN-T). Target: to become “the backbone of the waterway connection between Eastern and Western Europe”. TEN-T requires the elimination by 2015 of the existing bottlenecks, including the one of the reach between Bulgaria and Romania. Ministry of Economy and Energy April 14, 2009
Planned multifunctional projects on the Danube River 13 Ministry of Economy and Energy April 14, 2009
Planned multifunctional projects on the Danube River Energy: 14 The EU aims at reducing the climate impacts, as well as at establishing of a common energy policy. Target: to increase the share of the renewable energy sources. Target for the EU: 20% през 2020 Target for Bulgaria: 10% през 2010 16% през 2020 Ministry of Economy and Energy April 14, 2009
Planned multifunctional projects on the Danube River Romania Bulgaria 15 Ministry of Economy and Energy • HPP s • Bridges • Locks April 14, 2009
Planned multifunctional projects on the Danube River Power plants – bridges – locks Hydraulic works: • HPP, locks, spillway with radial gates, embankment dam and fish passage. Infrastructural works: • Railway, road, telecommunication and power lines. Reservoirs • Protection works for the agricultural lands, the settlements, the high banks and the transport facilities. 16 Ministry of Economy and Energy April 14, 2009
Planned multifunctional projects on the Danube River Romania Bulgaria Layout 17 Ministry of Economy and Energy April 14, 2009
Planned multifunctional projects on the Danube River Cross section of the powerhouse 18 Ministry of Economy and Energy April 14, 2009
Planned multifunctional projects on the Danube River Cross section of the spillway 19 Ministry of Economy and Energy. April 14, 2009
Planned multifunctional projects on the Danube River Nikopol – Turnu Magurele Project: Detailed Design 282 km 2 x 400 MW (2 x 500 MW) 5500 h 2 x 2200 GWh Calarasi – Silistra Project 20 Stage of design: Reservoir length: Installed capacity: Annual utilization: Annual energy output: Stage of design: Installed capacity: Annual utilization: Annual energy output: Feasibility Study 2 x 265 MW 6200 h 2 x 1650 GWh Ministry of Economy and Energy April 14, 2009
Planned multifunctional projects on the Danube River Economic effect: 21 The Danube will be navigable at all times to provide reliable inland waterway from Black Sea to North Sea Production of electricity from renewable energy sources: more than 3800 GWh/year, about 10% of the gross electricity consumption in 2006. Two new railway, road, power transmission line, and telecommunication crossings. Improvement of the conditions for irrigation and water supply. Improvement of the conditions on the Bulgarian and Romanian riverbanks by reliable flood protection. Ministry of Economy and Energy April 14, 2009
Planned multifunctional projects on the Danube River Social effect: 22 New employment opportunities will be created for each of the two counties (Romania and Bulgaria) : • About 2300 work places during the construction period; and • About 850 permanent work places for qualified personnel during the operation period. Sustainable solution of the erosion problem of the Bulgarian riverbanks and the river islands. Improvement of the conditions for sport, tourism and fishing. Ministry of Economy and Energy April 14, 2009
Conclusion Significant part of Bulgaria’s hydropower potential is still to be harnessed. Bulgaria is planning to develop: It is necessary to update the existing designs in order to: 23 Hydropower projects (Gorna Arda HPP, Yadenitsa HPP). Multifunctional projects (on the Danube River) Analyze in detail the technical, economical and environmental feasibility of the projects; Take into account the current conditions, as well as all the impacts from the projects implementation. Ministry of Economy and Energy April 14, 2009
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION! 24 Ministry of Economy and Energy April 14, 2009
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