ASEAN HYCOM
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<strong>ASEAN</strong> <strong>HYCOM</strong>A Regional Hydropower Competence Centre offeringTraining, Development and Research Assistance tothe Small-scale Hydropower SectorGerman-Indonesian Renewable energy Days (Jakarta 26. October. 2011)1
Regional Hydropower CompetenceCentre<strong>HYCOM</strong> will facilitate an <strong>ASEAN</strong> wide knowledgeexchange on mini and micro hydropower (1kW upto 1MW).• The objective of <strong>HYCOM</strong> is to provide an <strong>ASEAN</strong>-widecompetence centre, offering training as well as facilitatingresearch and development to the MHP sector.• The main focus will not be on theoretical, scientificresearch, but on demand orientated technical assistance,training and support of the MHP sector mainly in <strong>ASEAN</strong>countries.2
What means demandoriented technicalassistance?3
Research work on crossflow turbines was thebasics for the T14 crossflow design-Example: Research Work 1997 in HydrolabUniversity Stuttgart4
Technology Transfer IndonesiaTurbines can now be producedlocally covering a wide range ofsizes suitable for a variety ofprojects (stand alone, captive,grid connected) about 300 unitsoperational.5
Why to establish <strong>HYCOM</strong> inBandung/Indonesia?6
Hydro Association BandungIn Bandung about 350qualified peoplerepresent a experienceof3000 Man/Yearsin all aspects ofbuilding and operatingMHP in the range up to500kW7
Introduction of Renewable Energy inIndonesia2007 Pt. Entec /TEDC prepare the introduction of HydroPower in vocational schools8
Introduction of Renewable EnergySMKs in Indonesia2008 Pt. Entec /TEDC prepare the introduction of PhotoVoltaic in vocational schools9
Introduction of Renewable EnergySMKs in Indonesia2009 PT. Entec and TEDC prepare the introduction ofWind energy in vocational schools10
Introduction of Renewable EnergySMKs in Indonesia2009 TEDC/Hivos planning the introduction of Bio Gasin vocational schools11
The <strong>HYCOM</strong> centre is situated inthe Cibabat area of Bandungwithin the compound of theTechnical EducationDevelopment Centre (TEDC).Regional Hydropower CompetenceCentre at TEDCTEDC is well equipped withaccommodation and lecturefacilities which are ideal to beutilized for group trainingpurposes.12
Public Private Partnership (PPP)• Private Partners:PT. Entec Indonesia and TEDC, Technical Education DevelopmentCentre, Bandung, Indonesia, forming a consortium for the <strong>HYCOM</strong>project• Public Partner:The <strong>ASEAN</strong>-German Mini Hydro Project (AGMHP), jointlyimplemented by the <strong>ASEAN</strong> Center for Energy (ACE) and theGerman Technical Cooperation (GTZ) on behalf of <strong>ASEAN</strong> and theGovernment of Germany.13
Beginning of the projectA letter of intent(LOI) wassigned betweenACE/AGMHP,TEDC and PT.entec in July200914
<strong>HYCOM</strong>Equipment<strong>HYCOM</strong> is equipped with a high class Swissstandard hydraulic laboratory, <strong>HYCOM</strong> willcombine European and <strong>ASEAN</strong> field andlaboratory experience to improve the practicalimplementation of MHP projects in the region.15
In 2005 PT. EntecIndonesia acquired theequipment from ahydraulic laboratoryin University of Zurichwith the assistance ofREPIC (RenewableEnergy & EnergyEfficiency Promotion inInternational Cooperation)a supportprogram of the Swissgovernment.16
Francis/Kaplan Turbine in the laboratory17
Pelton Turbine in the laboratory20
Control panel with computerised measuring equipment22
Pump testing in the laboratory a key for energyefficientcy23
Existing pico hydrolab at TEDC24
Design of <strong>HYCOM</strong> suitable for professionaltrainings “in house”ServiceroomControl –(SCADA )roomOffice roomToiletBig presentationroom (20participants)MainLaboratiumSmallLaboratoriumandeducationalmodelsMeeting/ guestroom(variable)25
Theory26
Reality27
<strong>HYCOM</strong> Customers<strong>HYCOM</strong>’s target groups and potential customers will be private andpublic sector actors and educational institutions actively involved inMHP development, mainly active in the <strong>ASEAN</strong> region:– Equipment manufacturers, suppliers, consultants– Lecturers, trainers and students from private and stateuniversities, vocational schools and other educationalinstitutions.– Mini hydro associations– Operators and managers of MHP plants– Regional, bilateral and national MHP support programs (e.g.AGMHP, MHPP,TSU, IMIDAP)– Political decision makers and representatives of governmentdepartments– Potential investors and financiers– Appropriate technology and research institutions active in minihydropower technology development and dissemination32
Expected impact on target groups• <strong>HYCOM</strong> allows to increase the know how of institutions andindividuals active in the MHP sector in <strong>ASEAN</strong> countries, e.g. localmanufacturers, consultant companies, public institutions,educational and research organisations, utilities etc.• <strong>HYCOM</strong> can capitalize the extensive experience and know-howaccumulated in Indonesia for other <strong>ASEAN</strong> countries as a basis forpromoting standardised technology packages to MHP developers.This will ultimately contribute to improved sustainability of MHPprojects implemented in the region.33
Target 2012Offering tailor madeMHP Training packages34
Terima Kasih – Thank YouWebsite: www.hycom.info35
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